Afternoon all,
Curiosity is getting the better of me and now that my trusty Beretta ferret boots have a small puncture (one that I can't find anywhere) I am looking for a new boot to get borken in before the autumn.
I went to a local retailer today who stocks Aigle and Laksen amongst others. The Lasken boot felt very sturdy, secure and warm around the foot and I could imagine that after a few outings that the leather would become more supple.
I was contemplating a boot with a high rubber rand over the toe, similar to the dovre or the Lowa hunter nut at around the £150 mark the Laksen's seem like a good option.
Their use will range from walking to the shop for a pint of milk to trudging through bogs, woodland, heather, scree, subject to warm summer and cold winters in a high seat. Essentially one boot for everthing. No tall order then?!
Does anyone have any experience with these boots? Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
DC
Curiosity is getting the better of me and now that my trusty Beretta ferret boots have a small puncture (one that I can't find anywhere) I am looking for a new boot to get borken in before the autumn.
I went to a local retailer today who stocks Aigle and Laksen amongst others. The Lasken boot felt very sturdy, secure and warm around the foot and I could imagine that after a few outings that the leather would become more supple.
I was contemplating a boot with a high rubber rand over the toe, similar to the dovre or the Lowa hunter nut at around the £150 mark the Laksen's seem like a good option.
Their use will range from walking to the shop for a pint of milk to trudging through bogs, woodland, heather, scree, subject to warm summer and cold winters in a high seat. Essentially one boot for everthing. No tall order then?!
Does anyone have any experience with these boots? Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
DC
