Berghaus yetis on lundhags??

[deerstalker.308]

Anyone successfully managed to insert a lundhags boot in yetis? I know they have a rep for being hard to get on but I’m buggered if I can do it, starting to wonder if the shape of the boot is the issue? Anyone managed it before?
(And yes, I’ve watched countless videos of how people make it look relatively easy but to no avail this end!)

 

[75]

Have you dunked the rand in hot water to soften it and make it easier to stretch? Yeti's really only fit well on the scarpa sole they were designed for but assuming they are the right size then I can't imagine they are any worse to fit on Lundhags than other non-Scarpa boots (and plenty do).

 

[Utectok]

They also need glueing on otherwise the toe comes off

 

[deerstalker.308]

They also need glueing on otherwise the toe comes off

Finally managed it on the god knows how many’th attempt and yes, once dry they will defo need gluing on the toe

 

[Suilven]

Glad you're sorted @deerstalker.308 . I have Yetis on Lundhags Forest Boots, but do suffer the floppy toe thing.

What glue will you use to stick it down?

 

[deerstalker.308]

Glad you're sorted @deerstalker.308 . I have Yetis on Lundhags Forest Boots, but do suffer the floppy toe thing.

What glue will you use to stick it down?

I’ve got some shoe repair glue which I’ll try out, aquasure is the brand

 

[Utectok]

Glad you're sorted @deerstalker.308 . I have Yetis on Lundhags Forest Boots, but do suffer the floppy toe thing.

What glue will you use to stick it down?

Aquasure is the best

 

[Suilven]

Great thanks Gents, there's always half a tube of aquasure in the freezer left over from the last wader repair

 

[Edinburgh Rifles]

I ran yeti on Scarpa

Ditch the glue and trim them into “spatz”
Best of both worlds

Pull on like a sock
Take off to dry or proof the boot

Unless you have a four season rigid sole you will get “toe curl” over time