Field Boot Recommendations?

No experience with , but these seem interesting
https://www.greatnorthprecision.com/CRISPI-HIGHLAND-PRO

 

My Whites I made the tracing for never fit right. The boots I had them take measurements for at the factory are perfect! Hard to pick between my Nicks and the Whites but sometimes around here I need to let one pair or the other dry out before I wear them again.

 

You must live near Spokane

 

Nope but I made a little special effort to stop there a while back. That was after I bought Whites I had sent my measurements in with an order. I'm at least 200 miles from Spokane.

 

I work on nature preserves around the US. For fires I have a pair of Redwing Loggers, they're pretty nice for what they cost and very little breaking in. They aren't technically good for wildfires but I only do prescribed burns and they're okay for that. For my everyday boots I have Ariat groundbreakers. I'm super lazy first thing in the morning and I hate lacing up boots. Plus, if I'm switching between regular boots and rubbers/waders it's easy to slide them on and off.

 

For what its worth, my White Smokejumpers and Nicks are FS legal on wild fires. Not that I ever worried about that sort of thing during my own smoke eater days. I wore West Coasts from the company store then. 12 seasons.

 

Check out the Oboz Bridger 10" (highest scoring men's winter boot on outdoorgearlab.com)

 

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