Thread: Hunting boots vs trail runners

Hi Fellas,
I have been wearing trail runners for most of my hunting trips up until recently. The trail runners are light, drain quickly, and allow you to make ascents of the canterbury foothills quite quickly. The problem is ankle support. I was rolling my ankle too regularly and was often a fair way from the car in the dark. So anyway, it's now Lowa Camino's for me and they are superb. Ankle support, grip, and not too heavy. Pricey at $500 on special but I should get many years of hunting/tramping/fishing out of them. Totally recommend these boots.