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Thread: Meindel Work boots

  1. 25-10-2016, 08:27 AM #1
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    Meindel Work boots

    Im after some Steel cap Meindel or similar . My mate uses them for forestry and swears by them . $ 700 pls gst . Anyone know who sells the cheapest Meindels ?
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    Levin saw makers are generally pretty good

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    Alternatively you could bring some Haix in, I've ordered some direct from factory a couple of times. They have a 2nds store too, and sometimes there's good chainsaw safety boots in there for cheap. My last pair were only classed as 2nds due to blemishes on the leather!


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    I have a pair of Haix Trekker chainsaw boots which are pretty much like new and are too big for me if you want them/they fit? Size 11UK. Only want $150 for them.




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    I fit 44.5 eur . If I'm correct yours will be to big ?

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    Ah not sure. I just checked they're actually 11 us. I'm happy to send them up to you to try and if you don't want them you can send them back


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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Im after some Steel cap Meindel or similar . My mate uses them for forestry and swears by them . $ 700 pls gst . Anyone know who sells the cheapest Meindels ?
    Hey you could buy a pair and sell 1 boot (at least for now)
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    HAIX® SAFETY boots ,Arborist boots ,Forestry boots ,Chainsaw boots ,Work Boots
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    @JoshC how would you compare the Meindl forestry boot to the HIAX ? . Ive found some Meindls for $550 . Its still a lot of money but I now need the best boot for my ankle support . The Meindl is very supportive and have a mate that swears by them , 3 yrs hard use .
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    Yep meindls are a better and more comfortable boot. Lighter too. Haix have other models which may be more suitable. Hard to really say without you trying them on etc


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    eBay. £184 plus £20 ish for shipping. Search for Meindl Airstream Chainsaw Boot. Good high rand and closed cell midsole that shouldn't collapse like Makalus do.

    Your ex-worker has a pair, he hunts in them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    @JoshC how would you compare the Meindl forestry boot to the HIAX ? . Ive found some Meindls for $550 . Its still a lot of money but I now need the best boot for my ankle support . The Meindl is very supportive and have a mate that swears by them , 3 yrs hard use .
    I don't have the forestry boots but I have ex German army Haix alpine boots and rate them well for support. When I rolled my ankle earlier in the year I had them on and was going for a 4km walk two days afterwards.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shift14 View Post
    eBay. £184 plus £20 ish for shipping. Search for Meindl Airstream Chainsaw Boot. Good high rand and closed cell midsole that shouldn't collapse like Makalus do.

    Your ex-worker has a pair, he hunts in them

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