, bit more sturdy but not too sure they are everything they claimed to be for lightweight walking. Anybody tried the Hanwag Mountain Light or Altai boots? sorry Benco, I can't see what the fuss is all about having Gortex linings, I've had Gortex in all

as possibleTake a look at Hanwag, Garmont  (Dakota for exampla) and Kayland for some additional options. (although Kaylands are perhaps a bit far from the traditional boot you seem to be looking for)John Zamberlan Trek-Lite and Trail-Lite boots are available

. But like Chris said the fit is the most important aspect. Have a look at the Contour Assault,£90 from Cheap Tents,they seem a good boot for the price and they can take crampons. hanwag crack safety if they fit are an excellent light mountain boot, like a

Hanwag, the copies are usually imported from the far east made by an unknown using unspecified leather, a sole from an unknown maker and a membrane that I couldn't find any information on apart from a Dutch company selling bed linen among other things

such as SteriPen, Hanwag boots, Light My Fire).Sorry that you have experienced this problem with your Primus Gravity EF II stove. It's not something that I have come across before, so I spoke with one of the Primus technical team in Sweden; He described

and then think about what you aren't using, which will be most of it. Hi thanks for advice so far, went into the Go Outdoors in Basingstoke yesterday, wow nice store there got, ourselves some rightbargainsMrs  got Hanwag boots for £45, bergahus torrey jacket £50

in it. Beautiful light and sandstone brick  It's through walks worldwide what boots did you wear wasn't sure if I needed my 4 season boots or if they would be too stiff I was wearing HanWags, three season boots.I now wear shoes pretty much ll the time

Germany (along with Meindl & Lowa) is doing some very interesting stuff at the light weight end too...Hanwag Hi Andrew,Cheers for the reply, the Roclites look nice and light alright.I will check out the reviews.Cheers,Stephen Hi John,Good to hear from

will make you bespoke if you can afford.I find the McKinley Trek Classic a good all round boot for 4 season use, outside winter ice climbing.These chaps still do the best repairs and re-soles in the country. Try Hanwag Yukon a brilliant 3/4 season boot

that fits my feet are Kaylands Have a look at Hanwag boots, I've got wide feet and the Hanwags are the best I've had and I've had most of the big name boots over the last 20 years. Buying shoes/boots is a nightmare if you have unusually shaped feet.  Many