Thread: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
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23-05-2008, 23:58 #16Senior Member
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Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
though they weigh more when wet, they're still seem lighter than altbergs, lowas or CAB dry.
Originally Posted by oblivion592
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24-05-2008, 00:12 #17
Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
Whatever is issue at the time. They may not be best at miles/min, but better value is hard to find. They are free.
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Cry 'God for Harry, England, and Saint George!'"
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08-06-2008, 22:35 #18
Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
Tried issue and they knackered my achilles.
I now have Alt-berg and they are excellent, with superb after sales service. If you can get to the factory it's even better as they give first class service. As to which boot - I have Patrols (light weight and good for summer), Field and Fell (Good winter boots, great support), a couple of pairs of desert and a chit from the Doc to say that I need them (ie I get them paid for by the QM, and I am insured to wear them).
I have also bought some of their bike boots and they are fantastic.
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10-06-2008, 22:22 #19Junior Member
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Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
just for the sake of answers, lets say im made of the green stuff.
what would you lot say is the best boot money can by? if you had NO budget.
if you got a link to a site or shop were they can be brought post that too....
thanks a load.
cheers,
phate
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10-06-2008, 23:11 #20Senior Member
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Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
Yep I'd very much endorse Alt Berg boots, oh wait, I just did!!
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14-06-2008, 22:52 #21
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You'd get them custom made, crafted from the furnaces of mordor, tipped with gold, rimmed with diamonds. And of course vibram soles!
Or you could just read the rest of the advice in this thread?
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15-06-2008, 09:11 #22Senior Member
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Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
A lot of negative thoughts on the Magnums which I totally disagree with. I brought a pair of Magnum Spider 8" which are extremely lightweight and ideal for tabbing. Not a bad price either think I brought mine for about 48 quid.
Only use them for tabbing, does the job!!!
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15-06-2008, 09:21 #23
Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
Altberg Sneaker boots for me.
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15-06-2008, 13:51 #24Senior Member
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Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
What are the new lowa look-a-like gore-tex boots on issue like?
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15-06-2008, 14:10 #25
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I got issued some lowa style gor-tex boots for Bosnia back in 2004. They were absolute wank.
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16-06-2008, 16:23 #26Junior Member
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17-06-2008, 12:51 #27
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30-07-2008, 14:44 #28
Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
After 8 years of using my PRO-BOOTs to tab in, ive just bought Magnum Spider's and they rock!
lessons learnt from the original boot i had some desert magnums they were sheite. These NEW boots are very good.
NOT FOR THE WOODS THO!USA SNCO
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02-08-2008, 21:09 #29
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im going on AT soon to wales and am wondering if my Altberg Defender Mk III would be good enough for hill walking and the like or should i plug for some civvi go-faster boots?
thanks xTape x
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07-08-2008, 16:16 #30
Re: Best boots (tabbing, etc.)
Tape,
Without sounding like too much of a sad cnut.......
Altberg boots are based on a hill walking boot anyway so you've got a decent pair of boots already for AT.
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