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Brasher Lithium XCR

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I wish advertisers would stop using phrases like 'lightest in its class'. What class? The boots heavier than 1248g class?

Posted: 01/04/2009 at 14:22

I have had these boots for 5 months and last Sunday, on their 8th outing, the waterproofing failed after 2 hours, leaving me with soggy feet for the remaining 4 hours. That is after only 50 hours of use.

 It is a real shame, as they are very comfortable and give good grip (we were on Crib Goch in the rain, which is very slippy in places and they provided stable footholds).

 I have tried the tap water test and the level in the boot drops about an inch in half an hour - so they really are leaking like a sieve !!

 The problem is around the point where the rubber toe surround joins the fabric top, especially where your foot bends.

Posted: 13/10/2009 at 09:06

I'd forgotten all about that video that I posted above

It took those nutters a long time to saw through a Brasher boot!

Posted: 13/10/2009 at 10:21


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