You are one of two individuals on CZcams that has reviewed this boot. I’m surprised how difficult it is finding a video review of this particular product. I’m convinced I’m going to go with the UCB version. Thanks for the brief overview 👍🏻
What's difficult to find is a guy who pays $225 for these boots when on the market there's a wide variety of models as good as this for half the price or less. To complicate things it seems that the sole is vulcanized, so when it deteriorates, you have to buy another pair. $225 more. What fun!
@@Ferr1963 Boots are consumables, as every other single piece of gear. Stitched soles also have downsides. I can understand wanting more durable footwear for some purposes, but this is supposed to be worn while you're out there carrying weight, traversing rough terrain on a situation that might involve a firefight. You want to maximize your dexterity, lower the weight, while retaining all the other good features, that leaves you on a trade-off situation. A lot of tactical boots have non-stitched soles and there is a very good reason for that.
Good for snow?? Being tropical type boot?Very interesting! How long you had them? Any issues so far? And how would they compare to mcrae jungle boot? They look exactly same with panama style sole..apology for many questions. They do seem awesome.
@@vasasangjaas108 I've had them maybe 6 months now and wear them a surprising amount even when just out in jeans. Like all Lalo gear they are durable and the build quality is great so no issues with excessive wear. If you look through my site you'll see I'm wearing them in plenty of other clothing reviews I've done since I got these.
You are one of two individuals on CZcams that has reviewed this boot. I’m surprised how difficult it is finding a video review of this particular product. I’m convinced I’m going to go with the UCB version. Thanks for the brief overview 👍🏻
What's difficult to find is a guy who pays $225 for these boots when on the market there's a wide variety of models as good as this for half the price or less. To complicate things it seems that the sole is vulcanized, so when it deteriorates, you have to buy another pair. $225 more. What fun!
@@Ferr1963 Boots are consumables, as every other single piece of gear. Stitched soles also have downsides. I can understand wanting more durable footwear for some purposes, but this is supposed to be worn while you're out there carrying weight, traversing rough terrain on a situation that might involve a firefight. You want to maximize your dexterity, lower the weight, while retaining all the other good features, that leaves you on a trade-off situation. A lot of tactical boots have non-stitched soles and there is a very good reason for that.
How do these boots hold up? I have 2 lalo boots and one didnt last long at all with very little use out of them?
Love these at lot. Still using them now. They take a lot of abuse and are very comfy
They are not hot I wonder are they breathable ??
They are surprisingly breathable . Also I've found they are really good in the snow too !
Good for snow?? Being tropical type boot?Very interesting! How long you had them? Any issues so far? And how would they compare to mcrae jungle boot? They look exactly same with panama style sole..apology for many questions. They do seem awesome.
@@vasasangjaas108 I've had them maybe 6 months now and wear them a surprising amount even when just out in jeans. Like all Lalo gear they are durable and the build quality is great so no issues with excessive wear. If you look through my site you'll see I'm wearing them in plenty of other clothing reviews I've done since I got these.
@@airlandandseablogchannel4179 Thank you for feedback sir! Much appreciated. Sounds like good peace of gear!
Can I have the link?
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