User Review: Danner Mountain Light II
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Materials: Full Grain Leather with Gore tex liner
Use: everything
Break-in Period: couple weeks around the house and work
Weight: 190
Price Paid: $189 + tax
Just a dam good boot.
Bought my 1st pair in the early 90s. I’ve had them resoled 4 times and am in the process of a 5th resole. But finally needed to retire my Mountain Lite 2s for around the house. I used a thin coat of Danner’s “Clear Boot Dressing” several times a year and believe the helped the longevity of the boot’s upper.
When shopping for a new pair of boots I looked at a variety of brands in the $200 range. But went with another pair of Danner Mt Light 2s.
The boot is a basic full grain leather with only seams on back, a gore-tex lining and vibram sole. The shoes broke in quickly like a pair of favorite slippers with plenty of support. The initial break in was minimal.
The boots do run a bit narrow. Danner agrees, so I went with an EE width. The boots were already very comfortable, but even more so when I started using after market insoles by Super Feet.
During the Fall through Spring, I use them as my primary backpacking boot for typical hikes of 1-4 days with 20-30 lbs. During these hikes I typically don’t think about my feet much! The boots are very comfortable and keep my feet dry and warm. In addition when I am in between hikes, the boots are comfortable enough to wear to work and around town.
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the Mountain Light II at 2 online stores:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
Campmor 2 purchase options: | Mountain Light II Mid Weight Hiking Boot (For Men) | $219.99 | Buy Now |
| Mountain Light II Mid Weight Hiking Boot (For Men) - Wide | $219.99 | Buy Now |
Backcountry.com | Mountain Light 2 Hiking Boot - Men's | $172.46 | Buy Now |
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