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These boots came from Bass Pro and are part of their…
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Materials: Nubuck Leather
Use: Rough trail w/pack
Break-in Period: Short
Price Paid: $99
These boots came from Bass Pro and are part of their in-house Redhead brand. They provide all the nice features incuding a Gore-Tex booty, nice lacing system and cambrelle lining, but I found the boots to be very uncomfortable around the collar. They did not lace well near the collar and did not maintain even support around the ankle area. The gussetted tongue stopped just short of the top and the collar did not conform well to my leg/ankle.
These boots came with a 30-day field test guarantee but I couldn't wait to return them. After a short hike, they had proven to be very annoying and required continual adjustments and repositioning of the tongue from the side of my leg to the front of the boot. I was very disappointed in the boot, but pleased with the guarantee!
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The Canyon Hiker is a men's backpacking boot made by RedHead. It has an average rating of 1 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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