Gronell Burma
Reviewed by
Daniel Klassen
December 5, 2006
I have worn these boots for four days every other week for a semester over glaciers and mountains. I then walked across most major cities in Europe for a month. Then I climbed for two years in Ecuador; again both on rock and glacier. The soles are stiff enough for strap-on crampons and rock scrambles. My boots are still like new.
Break-in Period: almost none required
Price Paid: 175 CDN
Reviewed by
Timothy Ivan Snell
August 3, 2007
Got'em at Sierra Trading Post. Previously worn but still like brand new. Took a couple of days to break in, have been my daily drivers for a little over a month now and are extremely comfortable. Lovin them and the price I paid. Don't have a clue what a new pair cost.
Materials: waterproof leather (out/dry system) kidskin insides, vibram soles
Use: dayhikes, urban jungle daily stompers
Break-in Period: 2-3 days
Weight: app 4lbs
Price Paid: 87 bucks
Reviewed by
Patrick Mattison
October 8, 2006
Pretty good boots, good support, aggressive soles, not too heavy, put in new insoles and they hold up comfortably for many miles.
Materials: leather in and out
Use: backpacking, hiking
Break-in Period: not too long
Weight: 4lbs or so
Price Paid: $149
