Are Crispi Altitude GTX the BEST Backcountry Hunting and Backpacking Boots?
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Are the Crispi Altitude GTX the best backcountry hunting and backpacking boots?
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I have been using the Crispi Altitude GTX for two seasons and they are my favorite backcountry hunting and backpacking boots I have ever owned!
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Nothing beats a good pair of boots. I've commented that good footwear is more important than your knife. Can't do much if you can't walk.
Thanks for the video
I agree! If can't even walk, a knife won't do ya much good 😁
Thanks. I've actually never heard about the company so good learn about them. Would like to have 2 things mentioned in the review: Price and where they are made. Of the boots I have gone through, the only ones that were durable and lasted were either made in the USA or Italy. Other ones started to fall apart after a season or 2 of use. For the past 14 years I have mainly been using Scarpa - first Zanskar GTX which lasted a decade and still look great, and now the Kinesis Pro GTX which so far has been a fantastic boot.
These Crispis are about $350 and are made I Italy. I have also had some boots thqt fell apart quickly... Danner haha Scarpa is a great brand. Any boots made in Italy are usually pretty great! 😁
Dude, your review videos are just as entertaining as your adventure video! 🙃😮
Thanks!!!
I went down that rabbit hole with a pair of Kenetrek’s. Great boots but too heavy and clunky for hunting and backpacking here in PNW. Nothing better for a rocky bad a&@ sheep hunt though! I noticed my buddy wearing the Oboz leather mid B’s backpacking and he raved about them. Bought some and haven’t looked back. If your feet like them, they are a killer boot for $200. I believe the first video of yours I watched you had a pair? Curious about what you think. A little valuable nugget of info on sizing that most people seem to overlook is go a half size up of your longest foot. If I had money to burn,I would seriously consider the Crispy Lapponia’s. They seem to hit that sweet spot like my Oboz! CHEERS CB!!
I did have those boots! Whilst I thought they were comfortable, they had rounded outsoles which didn't give me enough traction on slippery side hill missions. Any hiking shoe I ever get I make sure to buy a half or whole size larger. After long days hiking, your feet tend to swell a bit, toes flay out and walking downhill... really helps to have the extra length! I tried the Llaponias but did not enjoy them as much as the Altitude GTX. Which are only 3 oz heavier but offer more... in my opinion if course haha Everyone should get whatever boot fits their needs! Thanks for watching 😃
Good to know
Very honest review. Itts a good 2 season boot. I find that having multiple styles of boots the best option. As we all know one boot to rule them all is a fantasy.
True! For anything into October, I'd go with a more burly, insulated boot. This is a really great, all-around mountain boot though
@@CascadeBackcountry ya i agree. Great boot, love the ankle support and wide stance bottom. Just hate the price. Thpugh ttheir that expensive for a reason. Well worth the price if your going to get the true use out of them and not just a daily walker.
I bought you something and will put it in your locker
This is very cryptic. I don't know whether to be excited or concerned...