User Review: Limmer Standard

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: Leather
Use: backpacking/hiking
Break-in Period: 2-3 weeks
Weight: ? 3.5 pounds, not sure
Price Paid: $325

Very, very heavy boot. Even though it's mighty stiff, it is still pretty comfy. I wouldn't recommend to hike in it right out of the box though like some other people have done. I wore them around the house for limited times until they started to break in, which was only about 3 days before I felt them starting to give a little. They have so much support it's unreal. They are bombproof and it's really amazing how quickly they start to mold to your foot.

I can only ditto the other reviews. I have nothing bad to say. I can say that where I bought them, The Mountaineer in Keene Valley, N.Y., was extremely helpful in fitting me and giving me info in general. I was so frustrated after going to many different stores and having kids guess at what to tell me about boots. They were unable to give advice and good info on fit. When you are spending in excess of $200 for a boot, you really need someone to tell you the ins and outs. Especially if you may go tumbling down a mountain! I didn't get that until I spoke to Jeremy.

There are not many places that sell Limmers. You won't be displeased. They are well worth the investment. I love them so much I was thinking of putting myself on the custom waiting list. Jeremy, at the Mountaineer said I'd really have no need since the boots last around 15 years!

So far the boot is great. Will update after a few more trips.

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