The best adventure travel boots.

[k9lestat]

Have you seen his feet?

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[kojackJKU]

Well we are having a nice gore Tex day here. +3 deg and 50mm of rain. Lovely.

 

[RangeBrover]

Ha ha. Haven't died yet.

I can usually kill a pair of boots in less than a year, these have held up so I'm happy.

 

[kojackJKU]

Yeah, my timberline boots are awesome and are lasting great too.

 

[mortonm]

Fall is boot time, lets get some pictures mingled into this thread as well.

 

[RangeBrover]

Fall is boot time, lets get some pictures mingled into this thread as well.

I didn't know Sasquatch wore boots, what size are those?

 

[mortonm]

I didn't know Sasquatch wore boots, what size are those?

Haha must just be perspective, 10.5 EE is the size

 

[RangeBrover]

Haha must just be perspective, 10.5 EE is the size

You need to teach me some of your techniques, I can see this coming in handy in many other places lol.

 

[mortonm]

You need to teach me some of your techniques, I can see this coming in handy in many other places lol.

You are talking about making your tires look bigger right? :coffeedrink:

 

[mortonm]

Today was a Goretex day. I know a lot don't like it, especially during hot weather but for me I love it between fall and spring. Perfectly dry feet

 

[kojackJKU]

Today was a Goretex day. I know a lot don't like it, especially during hot weather but for me I love it between fall and spring. Perfectly dry feet

Most who don't like it, don't really need it. I.E. mid to southern states....

 

[kojackJKU]

I have been wearing my Columbia bugaboo xtr Omni heats. They are awesome for winter. I need to unpack my timberlands. They rock and I miss them since we moved.

 

[jeepovich]

I use Redback for over 10 years. I'm on my 3rd pair right now. Great desert boots. No laces = no dust getting trapped. I wear them at work all day long and was introduced to them by a Tool truck driver. Non slip, light and super comfy. I'm on my feet all day for work and this boots are the best boots I've ever owned. Not sure how they would do in a subfreezing weather but you can stand in 2" of water and be dry. I was sceptical at first about them when it comes to hiking but after 15 mile hike in High Sierra's my feet were happy. The non slip soles are a must when traveling over wet, odd shaped rocks.

 

[CSG]

I've been wearing Merrill Moab mid-ankle Goretex boots for the last two years both as winter shoes and as hiking shoes. I am as impressed with these as any boot I've ever worn. Whether they're suitable for all sorts of adventure travel, I can't say but what I can say is they are about perfect for my needs (SAR, desert and forest hiking, winter, rain, general all-around shoes).

http://www.merrell.com/US/en/moab-mid-gore-tex%E2%84%A2/16222M.html?dwvar_16222M_color=J87311#cgid=men-footwear-hiking&start=1

 

[kojackJKU]

Soon be footwear buying time again for me. There are 2 pairs of merrels at sportcheck that I am picking up. Gotta love my son's employee discount plus bogo on now. I am also picking up a new pair of custom colored keen sandals and shoes as well. I like having options! right now, I have 3 pairs of shoes and 2 pairs of boots in the hallway.