User Review: Montrail Moraine

Montrail Moraine
Above: The current Moraine, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed February 20, 2007 by LAMike

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: leather
Use: dayhikes as well as extended heavy pack
Break-in Period: lengthy

I have had these boots for years now. They are a staple of my hiking kit as they are rock solid and supportive. They are definitely old school, but that is something I love about them. They simply do the job: stiff, solid leather, heavy construction. I'm still using the original laces as well!

The downside: not great for snow as there is little insulation. The break-in period is rather long owing to the hard stiff construction... but I once got lost on an extended downhill, ended up following a river to the base (5k down to 1k), slogging through endless river crossings and got soaked to the bone. My feet were drenched after nearly 10 hours hiking through muck... but after that, these boots never fit better!

I consider them my security blanket as they've never let me down.

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