Crispi boots

[bcopley1116]

Crispi hunter or Nevada.

Which would be a better choice for a hunting and backpacking boot? The crispi guide or Nevada? Anyone have any experience with either one?

 

[JollyRoger]

I've used the Guides for a little over a month. For me the choice was easy... I've already got good low cut boots for milder weather, but wanted something warm and a bit taller to keep snow and water out without having to wear gaitors. So far they've been great, they are warm, are breaking in pretty well and I feel stable on them even in steep rocky and snowy terrain.

 

[JollyRoger]

Also, if you want a boot for summer backpacking an insulated boot might not be the best choice? That said, if I could only have one pair of boots to do everything it would be a lower cut boot.

 

[whacker1]

I have been eyeballing the non-insulated Idaho GTX

 

[danarnold]

I have been eyeballing the non-insulated Idaho GTX

I have a pair, dam good boots, I switch between them and saloman gtx's to let em air dry every other day

 

[bcopley1116]

I have a good pair of summer hiking boots. Needed something for mid to late season. Do the Nevada boots have as much support as the guide boots since they are shorter?

 

[Ebby]

The Nevadas are great. They have plenty of support. I also have the Hunter boots and they are great but have not tried the Guide. I think it depends on what height you desire. If you want to save a few bucks on some Nevadas, let me know. I have my current pair and 2 extra pairs that I bought but I can't wear out my first pair so I haven't used them yet. My original pair has 5 years and probably 1000 miles on them and are still going strong. I'm size 11.5 if that works for you. I'm a huge fan of the Crispis and the Nevada's especially.

Lee

 

[Jason Snyder]

Crisps makes very good boots. I'm not a huge fan of really tall boots. If probably go with the Nevada model and wear gaiters.

I had a pair of Idahos that j absolutely hammered, Great boots!


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