Awesome information! Went and got me the nevadas - took them for a hunt and loved them. Comfy as, not too extreme, and definitely will take care of them to prevent hydrolysis!!
So they should be replaced because they are not fit for purpose. Some of these big companies seem to get away with murder. and charge like a wounded bull.
I can set a of shit car tires for less then some of these boots and get 20000km from them. Most of these would struggle to get to that millage
Until they find something better than polyurethane for the mid soles then that's what's available. If you read the link above it is preventable but I also agree that you should be able to clean and treat your boots and store them in the cupboard until next use.
It's easy solved just own one pair of boots & where them more in the weekends when you at home doing chores out side put your boots on & where them, going up town to buy a couple things put your boots and where them it not hard to make use of them it no different to oil them every one knows now that they don't like sitting so use them instead off monaing they they ant lasting
What’d ya go for? Found my nevadas to do the same. Although similar, I had next to no pack, and covered about 12km in the bush.
As far as my nevada legend gtx forrest go always wash them off after returning from a trip with a damp rag and let them dry then snowseal them, did abit of reading and will get
some of this stuff https://www.fishcityhamilton.co.nz/c...ng-spray-200ml what crispi use/recommend for waterproofing boots
Bugger about the ankle mate! Will be heading down to Hunter river for a hunt in April and can’t wait to really test these out in the tops.
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