User Review: Chaco Beckwith

Chaco Beckwith
Above: The current Beckwith, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed December 30, 2006 by Dugan

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: Leather
Use: easy dayhikes, rough trails, long hikes and significant elevation gain
Break-in Period: 25-30 miles
Price Paid: $140

Far and away an awesome boot. I purchased these on a massive sale and consider myself really lucky to own a pair. Very comfortable and supportive. Tight heel yet enough room in the front to keep your toes from cramming. They have provided me with awesome stability and the footbed keeps your feet from getting sore even with 55+ lbs on your back. One piece leather is great. Highly recommended.

2 complaints: After at least 1,000 miles in them from week-long trips to dayhikes, they still squeak that brand new leather sound (You won't need a bear bell to warn the wildlife you're approaching). Second complaint is they seem to be unusually slippery on wet rock, even for a boot.

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