Thread: LOWA GTX BOOTS

anybody got some?tried them?they are pretty comfy and hunting and fishing really know how to sell them haha

I have a pair of lower ranger 2 and my brother has a pair of Tibet pro, the rangers are a good all round boot and comfy and not to harsh on your heels when hunting tahr and would be a good all rounder the tebits can be a little harsh on your feet and take a bit to get use to and not so good suited to bush hunting as there a bit stiff to know when your about to brake twigs and are a bit more heavy, I would buy lower boots agan but I do think they are over priced in some stores cheers

+1 on the Ranger model, cheaper to get from the states though.

Lowa Ranger II GTX | Baker's Boots & Clothing

yea i just got some of the Catalinas?or whatever they are call hopefully they are the muts nuts

I got some gtx pro ,could not stop my heel lifting in them.
Don't suit my foot shape.

i tried them on and walked around for a bit and they seem nice,foot didnt move in them and hugged my foot well,500 f#%kn bux though they better be good,will find out in 3weeks

I was issued a pair of GTX combats last year.

They were nice boots but I was probably issued a size too large so I constantly got rubbing on the soles of my feet. I walked about 600ks in them in 10 months last year. I still have them, but I barely ever wear them. I bought a pair of cheap desert Magnums online at the end of last year and they're just so much lighter and more comfortable (And they cost about a fifth of what lowas cost).

I have Lowa Tibet and love them, use them in the bush and open country, Dont have an issue using them to stalk in, just gotta watch where you step

Originally Posted by HNTMAD

I have Lowa Tibet and love them, use them in the bush and open country, Dont have an issue using them to stalk in, just gotta watch where you step

+ 1.

I've had my Rangers about 4 years and they still going strong (not so sure about the owner though . They are a trifle heavy for bush stalking but more than make up for it by being super comfortable for the wider hoof.