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Zermat boots or Meindle airstreams ??


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Right chaps i have finally got fed up with Haix Boots falling appart(soles falling off) so im sat at the computer looking at which boots to buy , im looking at either Meinle Airstreams or the Klima Air Zermats . Now before i buy them i thought i would ask the advice of any of you that are using either boot's . im idealy looking for a boot thats waterproof, will put up with utility work , spiking and obviously climbing . This maybe of use to you as well Ady :sneaky2:

 

i really appreciate any advice given thanks in advance guys

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Had both of these as my last two pairs of boots.

 

Airstreams very comfortable, good for climbing but not so great for spikes as the instep is shallow. Didnt last too long, the sole wore through and the rand started to detach. If the goretex inner remains intact they will still be waterproof, mine did wear through eventually and started to leak after about 14 months of daily wear.

 

In the Zermatts now, again very comfy once they have moulded to your feet, very snug supportive fit, quite a rigid boot. Ok for climbing, excellent on spikes, rigid sole and deep instep. Excellent for rough terrain like trackside ballast. Lasting well, just over a year now and still going strong. Definately waterproof, and no problems with the rand even where it is cut and scuffed.

 

I will probably go back to the Airstreams next time, purely because I cant footlock too well in the Zermatts.

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Had a pair of the meindl airstreams , for about 14 months the most comfortable footwear ever worn , even wore them when not working. Awesome for climbing and very waterproof when i save up i will buy another pair. My emergency second pair of hiax are dropping to bits and taking on water!!!

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