Durable lace to toe?

[treesdenver]

ArbPros, 2 months...
Salewas, 2 months...

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I was thinking about trying a pair of Asolo's next.

 

[Zale]

Look at Kenetrek boots. They are in your neck of the woods. Their hikers are very durable and can be resoled.

 

[treesdenver]

Their tactical boots looks nice. I'm wearing Vibergs now but they feel like lead weights compared to the salewas.

 

[acer-kid]

How the **** did you do that to your arbpros?? You use them on the ground, too?

 

[treesdenver]

Didn't do much ground work with the arbpros. They started to fall apart pretty fast.

 

[greengreer]

I prefer one piece leather construction. I currently have some old la sportiva mountains. They wear like iron, are comfortable and do fine with or without spikes. My one complaint is I think the rubber is a bit hard, it wears well but isnt as sticky as I'd like on wet or smooth bark. I think the most similar boot currently in their line up us the glacier wlf. Also I am looking at scarpa's fuego to replace my la sportiva's as they are the same construction.