I second on p6 by haix ull love them we chased 2 people thru creeks , timber , and rocks ! Feet never got wet or never turned my ankle and when it was over no feet pain or fatigue
I second on p6 by haix ull love them we chased 2 people thru creeks , timber , and rocks ! Feet never got wet or never turned my ankle and when it was over no feet pain or fatigue
Danner
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I tried a pair of the Under Armour boots. One of the 2 worst pairs of boots I've ever tried. They were very comfortable to start with but went to crap in about a month. They still look good, but make my feet hurt really bad and squeak when I walk.
Last edited by SteveL; 06-24-15 at 11:16.
Steve
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I've had similar experiences before -- it amazes me how much imported crap is sold as professional equipment, even by supposedly reputable vendors. It is much rarer experience to be amazed by the quality of the products. I'm not affiliated to Haix in any way but I've become fan for their products because of their quality. They might be a bit pricey, but instead of low quality crap it is very cool to own boots that made of the best materials, assembled with German precision and are individually stamped with serial numbers and certificates for the technical properties -- and which keep my feet comfortable and protected all the time, year after year. Haix is the leading European manufacturer of shoes for professional use (MIL, LE, FD, EMS). I started with a pair of P6's and currently have four pairs of their shoes for different purposes - and I couldn't be happier. YMMV, naturally.
Danners, Lowa, Haix.
I'm on my 3rd returned pair of UA Valsetz. I'd be done with under armour boots if it weren't for their warranty. Comfort is a 10 where durability is a 2.
Last edited by Dunkchamp55; 06-24-15 at 23:28.
Danners, Salomon XA Pro 3D Ultra GTX (The version in all black with no reflective material on them), Lowa
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