Danner Acadia

Acadia
Reviewed by John, Nov 29, 2004

"Without a doubt the best boots I have ever owned! Spent six hours walking in 13" snow in the Blue Ridge Mountains with cotton socks, feet were warm as toast and stayed totally dry, "what more do you need?" I have owned these Acadias for 10 years and when these wear out will purchase another pair!

John from North Carolina"

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Acadia
Reviewed by Mike, Nov 17, 2004

"These are the best boots I've ever owned, speaking from a relatively small testing pool of Sketchers and Doc Martins from my youth. They are the most comfortable boots I've ever worn, but they take about a month like the other reviewer said to break in."

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Acadia
Reviewed by Alec, Oct 22, 2004

"I like the boots a lot. They're not designed for winter camping, but if you keep them in de sleeping bag (inside a boot-bag) the leather won't freese.

I've now walked about 900km with them (600 miles) and next spring I will return them for a 45 dollar resole."

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Acadia
Reviewed by AWF, Aug 21, 2004

"I have had the same pair of boots for three years. Only had to resole them once. A very comfortable boot that is great both in the snow (with a good pair of socks) and in the summer. Never had any blisters, or any break-in problems. It took about a day of break-in time to get them just right."

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Acadia (uninsulated)
Reviewed by Brian Mercheant, Jun 30, 2003

"I got a set of arcadia's. They seem to size them narrow but the wide fit pretty good especially after 3-4 weeks. The foot support was absolutely spectacular! I could stand 8 hrs on the concrete shop floor without any foot aches at all! The problem I have with them is that it seems that the when the toe leather was sewed on it was too tight and split the leater and it was right where it bends as you step, this caused the stiching to cut through the leather and give a hole."

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Acadia
Reviewed by Bill, Jan 04, 2002

"This boot was the greatest. Walked in puddles, well actually stood in pudddles and not a hint of moisture. Its sole has no lug which is not good for those steep, muddy inclines and declines, but that really isn't the purpose of this sole. The sole is designed to not snag, since it was brought about for swat type use."

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Acadia (uninsulated)
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Oct 26, 1997

"Cream of the crop! I have had some foot/boot problems in the past and thought it was just my feet (blisters). These boots are comfortable beyond belief in the heat of the Egyptian desert and warm in the Wyoming rockies in 15 inches of snow. They are not designed to be winter boots but perhaps their breathablity helps out."

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