Can any of you autists name this boot? It has no identifying markings on it. The label on the tongue has worn off.I found them at a thrift store. The soles are nearly worn through. But they’re extremely light and flexible. It feels like wearing a sneaker. I’d love to buy a new pair.Also general boot discussion. Any suggestions for a lightweight combat style boot?
Previously I’ve been more concerned with weather resistance and durability for the poor conditions in the mountains. But these boots really blew me away with their comfort.Do you use a heavy duty boot for poor weather conditions and a lightweight one for easy hikes? Or is there one boot that can do it all?
Why would anyone buy used boots? Yuck. Did you pick up some used underwear or sheets too while you were there?
>>2722151Bought to identify you sperg
>>2721922could be a converse. look at their zip boots.post your used underwear I can identify that too.
>>2722196some Thoroughgood 8 inch lace ups in a round steel toe are good all around boots. a lot of these hiking boots are so gay they'll fall apart rather quickly. at least for me, I'm hard on gear. it pays to have 2 different styles of boots at least so your feet don't get warped around one pair and how they fit. rotate them out for each trip and maybe you find some are better for some outings etc
whoops should have said Danner is another good pair of 8 inch leather steel toes.and of course Sno Seal for waterproofing.
