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Columbia Daska Pass OT

rated 3.5 of 5 stars
photo: Columbia Daska Pass OT backpacking boot

This is a good boot, which once broken in is comfortable and posses good traction in most conditions. I've had mine for about 6 months and they've logged about 100 miles. They still keep water out, remain comfortable and support the foot and ankle well, and the laces haven't frayed.

On the negative side one of the lace hooks broke and this is a pain in the keester. I am looking into what can be done to correct this. I have wide feet (high volume) and find that the way I lace up makes a difference on the pressure on my usual hot spot on my right foot, but most of us lace boots differently for different feet anyways. If you have medium to low volume feet and desire a good boot give this boot a try. If you have high volume feet (like this Canadian sasquatch) try to find these in a wide size.

Overall, they are a very good boot that does what they say they will do, are very affordable for most budgets (wich means alot to most of us), and are built to last. 

A quick aside; since I bought these in Northern BC I paid more here than you'll pay in a larger center. I needed them right away so I sucked up the extra cost. Most will pay about $40 less for the same boot. We get gouged up here by our vendors (except one and he didn't have boots in my size, Crap!)

Price Paid: $190

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Men's
Price MSRP: $150.00
Historic Range: $82.47-$149.95
Reviewers Paid: $190.00
Materials Nubuck with High Abrasion Overlays and Scratch Rubber Toe
Weight 1 lb 12 oz / 748 g (Size 9.5)
Women's
Price MSRP: $150.00
Historic Range: $71.89-$139.95
Materials Nubuck Upper with High Abrasion Synthetic Overlays
Weight 1 lb 7 oz / 647 g (Size 7.5)
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