Thread: Hunting Boot Options.

You'll see Sarvos boots on here or the Facebook group 'These boots were made for Walking-Tramping & Hunting'.

I also have had a good run with the lightweight Salomon Quest boots. Also, being from Oz you mightnt have heard of them but micro spikes are awesome for the tussock country & general slippery stuff. https://www.bivouac.co.nz/kahtoola-microspikes.html

Originally Posted by timattalon

Double ditto on that here too. @Rees what part of the country are you in? If you are in chch you can try my pair first if you like to see what you think before you talk to @Sarvo If you are not too heavy aI have a pair of Mondeox High boots that I have worn once. Though in saying that the Talan ones are probably a better deal.

Originally Posted by Feebz

You'll see Sarvos boots on here or the Facebook group 'These boots were made for Walking-Tramping & Hunting'.

I also have had a good run with the lightweight Salomon Quest boots. Also, being from Oz you mightnt have heard of them but micro spikes are awesome for the tussock country & general slippery stuff. https://www.bivouac.co.nz/kahtoola-microspikes.html

@Feebz @timattalon @Russian 22.

You guys both have those $150 boots?

they look Alright, proberly look a little lighter than the Ridgeline warriors?

im not "heavy", about 60kg ?


i dont like having too may options and Boots is certainly a too many options bracket item.

goin to hav to try before i buy though i think- too risky not doing so. which means unless there is a distributor/seller of the talon then im not goin to see?? being Gor tex though they should be fairly Flexi all around and tie in tight with the laces?

how is the heel department?
solid or flexi or so so flexi/solid ....

the ones i have now here link Below.

https://www.moroka30.com.au/boots-c-...cml1lh2b2uvue7


might be good for flat feets- mine not so flat and maybe too skinny in heel for them?

Originally Posted by Rees

@Feebz @timattalon @Russian 22.

You guys both have those $150 boots?

they look Alright, proberly look a little lighter than the Ridgeline warriors?

im not "heavy", about 60kg ?


i dont like having too may options and Boots is certainly a too many options bracket item.

goin to hav to try before i buy though i think- too risky not doing so. which means unless there is a distributor/seller of the talon then im not goin to see?? being Gor tex though they should be fairly Flexi all around and tie in tight with the laces?

how is the heel department?
solid or flexi or so so flexi/solid ....

the ones i have now here link Below.

https://www.moroka30.com.au/boots-c-...cml1lh2b2uvue7


might be good for flat feets- mine not so flat and maybe too skinny in heel for them?

I certainly have them. I have not yet had much chance to walk in them but over the next few days I will. Comparing them to others I have seen they certainly appear to be a far better deal. I paid $200-$250 for my Mondeox but while they are great on flat ground and tracks, I found my frame was too had on the sides for the steep stuff and they would poke me in the ankle as the leather would bend where I dont. Maybe it is me being a heavey set person that causes grief to boots, but I used to have a pair of Skellerup Arctics that I wore for years and cannot get them any more. Classic screw on skellerup sole, wore that bald on predominantly grass and clay, have them resoled with another set of Skellerup (Comando)?) soles, and wore them bald as well. By then they were falling apart at the seams.

Where are you in the country @Rees ?