Crispi Boot Service?

[cornfedkiller]

Been looking at getting a pair of Crispi boots, and I know with Kenetrek and Schnees, you can send your boots back in years later and they will resole them, replace the rand, recondition the leather, etc.. Does Crispi offer that same service? I see nothing about it on their website.

 

[BRTreedogs]

I believe they are one and done.

 

[Jumpalot]

I've seen where people have sent them in and had them resoled. When I talked to them told me they can be resoled and rands redone.

 

[Raghornklr]

I've seen where people have sent them in and had them resoled. When I talked to them told me they can be resoled and rands redone.

I saw them at the spoertmans show in Portland and they said the same thing. I can’t for the life of me find out who to get in contact with to get it done.

 

[BRTreedogs]

Idk u could try calling or emailing the customer service at the company.???

 

[Btaylor]

I saw them at the spoertmans show in Portland and they said the same thing. I can’t for the life of me find out who to get in contact with to get it done.

Reach out to the guys at Blackovis

 

[cornfedkiller]

I sent an email to Crispi and they replied and told me that they provide a cobbler in Utah with their components and you can send your boots to him.

 

[Ndstevens]

I just watched something with kendal (not sure of spelling) and he spoke of how they replace much more than just the actual soul of the boots. They do the eva foam and stuff above the rubber soul and I think the rand as well. I dont think it's free though cause it's a crispi- trained shoe cobbler here in the us that does the work. Not them.

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[BRTreedogs]

Rebuilding your wore out boots isn't going to be free no matter what.

 

[cornfedkiller]

Rebuilding your wore out boots isn't going to be free no matter what.

Yep. Kenetrek (and I assume Schnees too) charges for the service as well, and rightfully so..

 

[Raghornklr]

If anyone else is looking the cobbler is
Gary’s shoes
ph: 435-896-4931

 

[Laelkhunter]

Thanks Raghornklr, that's the info that was needed.

 

[Block]

I about wore the bottom off a pair of brand new Crispi Thor GTX in 2 weeks... was not impressed with their response. Last pair of crispis I buy...

 

[TimberHunter]

I about wore the bottom off a pair of brand new Crispi Thor GTX in 2 weeks... was not impressed with their response. Last pair of crispis I buy...

Very interesting... could you please expand on this


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[mocohunter85]

good to know.

 

[boco7]

I too am in the market for some new boots. I’m leaning towards crispi so this is good info. Thanks


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[RyanWillis]

I about wore the bottom off a pair of brand new Crispi Thor GTX in 2 weeks... was not impressed with their response. Last pair of crispis I buy...

I’m too new to reply to your post selling the Thors and the Nevada’s but I’m really interested in the Nevada’s if still available please PM me.

 

[muledhunter]

I about wore the bottom off a pair of brand new Crispi Thor GTX in 2 weeks... was not impressed with their response. Last pair of crispis I buy...

I’m experiencing similar results with mine.

 

[Block]

Very interesting... could you please expand on this


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Bought the Thors and after 2 weeks of very short hikes up glassing knobs in Az they showed significant loss of tread for such a short period. I emailed Crispi and basically just send them a picture saying I thought that was a very extreme amount of tread to lose that quick.. The response was pretty much just “Sorry that’s the trade off for light weight boots”

 

[Jqualls]

This is a bummer to hear. I just bought a pair of Thors. I guess we will see. I hope they last longer then a couple weeks. So far I have liked the boots.