We are very pleased to offer you a great selection of Crispi boots - most models and sizes are currently in stock.
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Crispi boots now in stock!
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We are very pleased to offer you a great selection of Crispi boots - most models and sizes are currently in stock.
Shop Crispi boots <----- Click here!
- Location
- sudbury, ontario
Over 700 dollars ....good luck ...and may the force be with you ....
Tikka.300.wsm
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- Location
- Prince George
Worth every penny! One of the most comfortable boots available.
And they’ll sell a bunch. On the back end of a week long goat hunt in ####ty boots most would paid 10x that price . Another thing is the hiking scene here in BC is HUGE. $700 for top of the line footwear I can wear anytime and WILL stand up to 50km+ multi day hikes seems like peanuts and a no brainer too me. I suppose location would dictate what’s overkill. Probably wouldn’t fly off the shelf in Sudbury, but here in BC different story. These are the Sako/B&T/bennelli of boots, Guys on here wouldn’t bat an eye at a $2500 rifle or $1000 scope. The price of quakity footwear is one of those things you quickly forget about after a few days in the mountains, overkill for Sudbury, most but considering how well they last, $80-90 dollars a year to be comfortable and safe in the BC backcountry is well worth it.
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Truth. The difference between a boot made for casual use in median terrain, as opposed to days long hikes in challenging, alpine conditions, is literally the difference between success and failure. Having your feet fall apart after a couple long days of hiking can be extremely costly - if you have ever planned and paid for a fly-in hunt you understand.
Here's what buying the wrong boots looks like:
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Spending money on a good pair of boots is an excellent investment.
Been wearing PNW (Whites, Nicks etc) decades before the current generation of hipsters latched on to them - and still have all those boots that have seen hard wear 20+ years later - some having been rebuilt once or twice. If you take care of them they'll last a lifetime.
What you can get for $250 these days is laughable and you'd be better off lighting your money on fire - it'll last longer.
Never owned a pair of these, but will have an order in soon enough Omer - thanks for bringing them in.
Been wearing PNW (Whites, Nicks etc) decades before the current generation of hipsters latched on to them - and still have all those boots that have seen hard wear 20+ years later - some having been rebuilt once or twice. If you take care of them they'll last a lifetime.
What you can get for $250 these days is laughable and you'd be better off lighting your money on fire - it'll last longer.
Never owned a pair of these, but will have an order in soon enough Omer - thanks for bringing them in.
Good boots for work or play are expensive, viberg and Dayton before they became fashion sell-outs, made in Canada royers, haix…… the list goes on. Ask a tree planter, lineman, arborist, logger, guys who do seismic drilling (anyone remember the old black koflachs).
If your lucky enough to draw a tag it’s not much considering everything else.
If your lucky enough to draw a tag it’s not much considering everything else.
Sure wish more were in stock. Does precision optics have a mil/first responder discount at all?
Viberg, Dayton it is a shame. Filson is another one that made good work/hunting west, not anymore they sold outLove my Viberg work boots. It’s a crying shame they abandoned us and now cater to the metrosexual cupcakes
