Chainsaw boot test

[Boots]

nice lightweight boots that are nice and flexible have always loved the lavaro,s and am looking to return to them even though you can cut the toe cap the rest of the boot is similar in protection to all the others IMO and how many of you wear A,s when you know c,s are required or if not required they are safer.

though am open to suggestions

 

Hi Bob,

If you can wait a while, you might have some news reagarding new boots from Lavoro, with some more improvements, and keeping the same comfort as usual.

[tokaloch]

I've seen the Steins and they dont look any different to many other boots. I get a bit suspicious though when a German sounding name has "Made in Portugal" stamped inside. Are they trying to pull wool

[Hiyamarra]

Lavaro is from Portugal I wonder if they make Strein

[Boots]

Lavaro is from Portugal I wonder if they make Strein

 

No they don't, in fact Stein is Made in Portugal, but different manufacturer.

[tokaloch]

So why the German name ??? is someone trying to fool us into thinking they are the same quality as Meidl and Haix ??

[Pete Mctree]

So why the German name ??? is someone trying to fool us into thinking they are the same quality as Meidl and Haix ??

 

Are you insinuating that because the boots are fabricated in Portugal they are in some way inferior? Rubish.

 

Think before you make offensive, inaccurate, sweeping generalisations please.

[Andy Collins]

Personally speaking, I can recommend the Steins, very comfy boots indeed, from day one.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Are you insinuating that because the boots are fabricated in Portugal they are in some way inferior? Rubish.

 

Think before you make offensive, inaccurate, sweeping generalisations please.

 

Had a bad day Pete ?? :wave:

[Peter]

Probably just hot and bothered!

 

Get some beer in you and then straight to bed!

[Pete Mctree]

Had a bad day Pete ?? :wave:

 

just being my usual uncaring insensitive self