boots

[TreeswingerPerth]

Meindl airstreams for me and a large North Face duffle for your gear .

[Dilz]

how are the airstreams for fit? im a size 11.5 for most boots and it looks like no one stocks saw boots in that size (EU46.5) but people have told me to go up in a size if i get the airstreams. but do people reckon i will find a 12 too tight?

 

i know i should go a try some on, but im in sweden, and fly to nz in two weeks.

i've just weighed my haix pps and they weigh in at 2kg each!

[Dan Earp]

Its more of the width bud not the length of the boot bud.

[coleman]

Dont get airstreams if you have even slightly wide feet. Great boots just narrow. my feet are now loving the pfanner zermatts.

[Stubby]

Dont get airstreams if you have even slightly wide feet. Great boots just narrow. my feet are now loving the pfanner zermatts.

 

I have smallish feet but wide ( 8 ) . Hobbit feet . Zermatts suit me too . Just with they were a little more supple .....

[Mike Hill]

I would get some Pfanner Boots for New Zealand.

 

You certainly don't need the extra insulation that the Chainsaw "Protection" provide.

[john burgess]

rbortec profell xpert

[mart]

Airstreams are great but your feet get bloody cold wearing them in the winter, I'd maybe get a half size bigger if I get them again so I can wear thicker socks. As for bags you can't beat the British army deployment bag, it's a holdall with rucksack straps

[joe123]

I had some new haix protector extreme boots, take abit of wearing in but good solid boot, they look like they should last a while