Meindl Woodwalker or Haix Trekker ???

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Will spend most of the time in the cab so comfort highest priory as is low cut and super soft but still chainsaw protective...

 

Or other ?

[TGB]

Can't comment on the Haix but the Meindl are great. Comfy yet can be worn all day without over heating and waterproof. Flexible enough to be able to drive in, yet tough enough in the scrub.

[Martyn Amos]

Can't comment on the Haix but the Meindl are great. Comfy yet can be worn all day without over heating and waterproof. Flexible enough to be able to drive in, yet tough enough in the scrub.

 

would agree with that,meindls are great boots at a great price:thumbup1:

[Joe Newton]

Another for the Meindles, though I'd go the extra £30 for Airstreams. Slightly lower cut and very cool. Wood walkers are still bloody good boots though!

 

 

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[Chris Sheppard]

Couple of years ago I'd have said haix, whatever model, but they just don't seem the same quality as they used to when I tried them on. I went for Tirrol Fighters in the end, but if I hadn't I'd have bought the woodwalkers, and sometimes wish I had instead. The Tirrols are wearing well and are comfy enough, but not as nice as the Meindl one's felt.

[Stubby]

+ 1 for Meindles

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Pretty cleary in favour of the Meindls then That makes me pleased cos I have Meindl walking boots which are the proper job

[Joe Newton]

Pretty cleary in favour of the Meindls then That makes me pleased cos I have Meindl walking boots which are the proper job

 

 

That's the thing mate, they were making walking boots for years before they made saw boots. They already have the experience in making durable, comfy boots. They've just added a steel toe and protection. If you don't like them I'll be surprised.

 

 

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[TreeswingerPerth]

Deffo meindel .

[doobin]

Doesn't really need to be said, but get Meindl.