Alpine Design Boots for Women for sale

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• Alpine Design Mens Brown Leather Ortholite Lace Up Waterproof Boots Size 10.5
• Shon Racicot, The Boot Pro Ski Shop
• Alpine Design Chukka Boots Mens Size 11.5 Brown Ortholite Insoles Casual Leather
• Alpine Design Women's Sofia Waterproof Winter Boots Black w Plaid Size 6 NEW
• Alpine Design Leather Suede Boots Brown Shelter Thinsulate Waterproof Men US 13
• Alpine Design Women’s Waterproof Passage Hiker Boots Size 10 Brown AD21WH004

I like this boot; HOWEVER, I went through a couple at the store that were messed up inside (bad WP insert alignment, bunched up insole etc). It's a good boot but they need to have better quality control from the factory. If you inspect the boot well before you buy it and try on a few different ones, you'll get a great boot for a very great price. It has a much wider toe box than almost every other shoe I've tried on (I've tried on every shoe at REI and Adventure 16) and they have an even wider model available. It's comfortable and I've been trying to beat these up by hiking through steep rubble, kicking rocks, jumping in puddles etc because I'm training for the Appalachian Trail. Join Outside+ to get access to exclusive content, thousands of training plans, and more.

Alpine Design Mens Brown Leather Ortholite Lace Up Waterproof Boots Size 10.5

Wish I had read the reviews before we bought them. My brother is currently working two part time jobs to make ends meet and was totally disappointed in the service he received from Sports Authority. Please do not buy any shoes from this establishment, as they do not provide customer service or back their products. We look forward to helping you with your Construction and Design Project(s). Whether you need drafting services for a room addition or “blueprints” for a custom home, we can help you.

Shon Racicot, The Boot Pro Ski Shop

I bought a pair at the end of September 2008. In July of 2009 I noticed a seam opening up on the left shoe. I've read comments that you get what you pay for, etc. I expect, even a low cost hiking shoe, to last at least a year without structural defects. I've bought cheaper tennis shoes that've lasted for years.

Alpine Design Chukka Boots Mens Size 11.5 Brown Ortholite Insoles Casual Leather

Less than 3 weeks after buying them, they were finally broke in. My brother bought these boots for work, recommended from the store, being waterproof and all. I hike in them a couple of times a week for hours at a time. So eight months times 8 hours a month means I got 64 hours of actual hiking out of them before they started coming apart. About par with the amount of time a video game lasts for the same price.

The Designer Who Built the Original Hybrid Ski Boot - Powder Magazine

The Designer Who Built the Original Hybrid Ski Boot.

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NIB Mens “STORM” Winter Pac Alpine Design Boots Size 13

Eyes should be more rounded at the corners or resemble the "D" ring eye (#5). Hike frequently, but always used running shoes. Should have taken running shoes on the trip.

Alpine Design Women's Sofia Waterproof Winter Boots Black w Plaid Size 6 NEW

I'll probably not hike again for a few years, so for the way I use them they are just fine. If one presses their finger in the center of the soles; it feels spongy and 'gives' like the sole of a flip-flop. I can't wear them in the rain or mud. I am confident they will serve me well, but I'll update my review if they don't. I don't expect they will give the decades of service my old boots gave, but they were about 15% of the current price of boots like my old ones. A prefabricated BOXABL Casita might also be the perfect fit for you if you’re looking for an “out of the box” yet delivered “in a box” solution.

Alpine Design Leather Suede Boots Brown Shelter Thinsulate Waterproof Men US 13

I simply wanted them to be comfortable and waterproof. Purchased these shoes enroute to a 10-day trek in North NY 3 years ago. Had no time for "break in." Started the trip the next morning. Most comfortable shoe I have EVER worn. I work in an office most of the time but do go outside to unload trucks.

However, I did not realize that this is no longer the same company. Bought at Dicks Sporting Goods on sale for around $50. The boots look great, lace well, and feel comfortable for just walking around short distances. Once I got a pack on and hit the trails, however, after 3 miles I felt like sharp blades were stabbing me on the balls and heels of both feet.

I used the boots maybe 8 separate days and walked maybe 15 total miles in them before the main seam on the left boot completely came apart. There is a big hole where the stitching used to be. The boots would be OK if not for the garbage seam. Looked good and price seem reasonable when I bought them on a trip in California 6 months ago. It's a brand name that I have known of for over 30 years here in Colorado where I live.

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I haven't adequately tested their ability to handle cold, but they do great in rain and 'light' stream crossings. How old is too old when it comes to ski boots? Trailspace's community of gear reviewers has field-tested and rated the top hiking boots. After using it once, I noticed that the the inside of the sole of his left foot was loose, making the removal of the boot very hard and only possible with the use of a shoehorn. This is the best pair of hiking boots I have had for under $50. They are, as advertised...waterproof.