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<blockquote data-quote="Up Y'oars" data-source="post: 102263" data-attributes="member: 764">I have a pair of the Meindl Ultralights in non-insulated.&nbsp; That really helps out in the beginning of the season when your legs may not be ready for treks up and down the western landscape of NDak.&nbsp; They are comfortable and did an excellent job last season (first season with this boot) against the rubs and scrapes of brush and prairie grasses up front.&nbsp; Very pleased, so far.I have a pair of the Meindl Perfekt in 400-gram.&nbsp; I use these boots around Thanksgiving time frame for the remainder of the season and medium weight wool socks inside.&nbsp; Again, very durable and comforting to the feet.&nbsp;&nbsp; Used to have the Danner Pronghorns for the previous two sets of boots.&nbsp; I'll never go back to those things ever again after trying the Meindl.&nbsp; I know the price was higher, but I'll take 'em with the dent in the wallet compared to aching feet by 4pm!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Up Y'oars, post: 102263, member: 764"] I have a pair of the Meindl Ultralights in non-insulated. That really helps out in the beginning of the season when your legs may not be ready for treks up and down the western landscape of NDak. They are comfortable and did an excellent job last season (first season with this boot) against the rubs and scrapes of brush and prairie grasses up front. Very pleased, so far. I have a pair of the Meindl Perfekt in 400-gram. I use these boots around Thanksgiving time frame for the remainder of the season and medium weight wool socks inside. Again, very durable and comforting to the feet. Used to have the Danner Pronghorns for the previous two sets of boots. I'll never go back to those things ever again after trying the Meindl. I know the price was higher, but I'll take 'em with the dent in the wallet compared to aching feet by 4pm! [/QUOTE]

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