Limmer

Limmer
Reviewed by Braumeister, Aug 13, 2008

"The bottom line is that the more you wear them, the more comfortable they will become, and this process goes on for years and years and years . . . .

The important thing about Limmers is that you have to work with them. Some people are impatient, and expect them to be fairly comfortable right away."

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Limmer
Reviewed by P.L., Nov 12, 2004

"I have found this boot to be of the finest quality. . . I would much rather wear them all day any day, than any other footwear I own. Extremely comfortable, the weight is a non issue as comfort by far makes up for it. When treated with the proper leather conditioner they are for the most watertight."

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Limmer (custom)
Reviewed by Phil Fairbanks, May 22, 2003

"All in all, a thoroughly unpleasant experience. I went to the factory and had my foot measured by a salesman. the boots I received never fit. I wore them dalily to work and walked regularly 3-5 miles a day. I got enormous blisters when I tried hiking in them (after 6 months of break in time)."

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Limmer (custom)
Reviewed by Ed Storey, Nov 12, 1999

"I love my Limmers! They weigh a ton, especially when saturated with mud and water, but are the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. There's an old saying that you don't break Limmers in, they break you in. I'd have to disagree, Peter Limmer measured my foot and the boot fit like a dream and required almost no breakin period."

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Limmer
Reviewed by Steve, Aug 24, 1999

"Unquestionably the best made, most comfortable boot I've come across. the lacing system actually isolates the top of the boot from the bottom (at least with round laces I use) so you can leave the footbed a little loose, but lace the ankles up tight. Leather is beautiful in and out."

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Limmer (custom)
Reviewed by Arun Mahajan, Dec 14, 1997

"I dont remember their weight now.

The Limmer Boot is made by Peter Limmer of Intervale in New Hampshire. Their custom boot is legendary. When I bought them (August 1994) they had an 18 month waiting period. LuckilyI found a boot on their shelf that fit, so I bought it."

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Limmer (custom)
Reviewed by jtdraper@..., Apr 20, 1997

"I got my custom made Limmers in 1963 for $32. 50. For over 30 years they have been comfortable, water proof and supportive of my feet.

While a little heavier than newer "hi tech" models they handle rough trails very well. . . providing great angle support even when I have done something stupid."

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