Crispi Lapponia 2 Break in??

[NDbowhunter7]

Have a pair of Crispi Lapponia have about 10 miles on them to date. They fit perfect but beat my gear up in terms of comfort. Feet are very sore after a couple miles. Is there a break in period on these or do these need insoles?

 

[MD97756]

Crispi boots aren’t for everyone. Insoles can help, I’m hoping my second pair of insoles help.

 

[Blackbird]

Mine felt amazing right from the get go and have been great to date. I have put superfeet insoles in them now but didn’t at first and don’t believe it made much of a difference at all.

 

[feanor]

My first lapponia I took a while to break in, but the second pair of lapponia II feel really nice without break in. Insoles can change your height a bit and help for sure. Better than ditching the boot.

 

[10ringer]

Aftermarket insoles are a game changer on all boots! Every pair of my crispis have a different insole that works best. Take your boots into rei with your hiking socks and try several insoles. Every boot is shaped slightly different so if brand X worked on one pair of boots doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll work on the next pair of boots. And superfeet green aren’t for everyone! Good luck


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[Jbow387]

I put on mine and were money right out of the box. I have a set of Crispi west rivers I’ve put several hundred miles on past 3 years and they are still holding up nice. Curious to see how these stack up in regards to durability.

 

[bigmike23]

I've never had a pair of boots that didn't require break-in. Not ever. Even the most flexible boots have stiff leather uppers that take time to get supple.

 

[Flyjunky]

Mine felt amazing right from the get go and have been great to date. I have put superfeet insoles in them now but didn’t at first and don’t believe it made much of a difference at all.

Same with me. I never broke them in and took them straight on a mule deer hunt with no issues.