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No, no, no!!!! He just SAVED you $165.You just cost me $250.They didn't have size 13, but they ordered for that price. They had two models of Crispi on sale also.
No, no, no!!!! He just SAVED you $165.You just cost me $250.They didn't have size 13, but they ordered for that price. They had two models of Crispi on sale also.
Any 4 of these I have Kennetrek back when you got lifetime warranty.Crispi & Kennetrek are made in Italy, Meindle & Lowa are made in Germany. It seems like all of the top quality boots are from those two countries
I thought about them my neuropathy is bad i look their tennis shoes, now couple guys with these for early season birds etc..Iād reiterate what NoDak Bob said- go with what boots fit your feet most comfortably. For me a great pair of bird hunting boots were not the best when chasing mountain critters. I remember wearing Meindlās mountain boots when pheasant hunting-dumb and more dumb. I decided to try a pair of Hoka āhikersā last year, as my feet are pretty beat up. I look like a dipshit, but they are very comfortable and have worked great for bird and deer hunting. I wouldnāt wear them on a mountain hunt, however.
Ya but if I hadnt gone to Sheels at all I wouldn't have bought that little Garmin radar chronograph, or the pound of VitVor N350, or the Hornady electronic scale, or ------------No, no, no!!!! He just SAVED you $165.
Ha ha congrats! Great price on them, they are built like a tank and will last you a long long time. Like I said just a little heavier but that comes from being constructed they way they are. I did put superfeet insoles in mine after a year or so.You just cost me $250.They didn't have size 13, but they ordered for that price. They had two models of Crispi on sale also.
You will like that Garmin! I tossed countless chronos in the shitcan prior to that one. Iām keeping it!Ya but if I hadnt gone to Sheels at all I wouldn't have bought that little Garmin radar chronograph, or the pound of VitVor N350, or the Hornady electronic scale, or ------------
I shot with my grandsons Garmin and it got me hooked. I try to shoot groups and chono at the same time and it's a pain trying to line everything up.You will like that Garmin! I tossed countless chronos in the shitcan prior to that one. Iām keeping it!
There are a bunch of Crispi and a couple pairs of Lowa on Camofire this morning.
If you watch, they have Kenetreks on there too from time to time.
Iām guessing most are already familiar with Camofire. They know me by first name!![]()