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If they make to order, I wonder if it's possible to order them with heel?

Well I'm happy there is no heel on these boots. For me who have walked in minimalistic or at least zero drop shoes for many years, I don't see shoes and boots with heels as an alternative. First of all I get more back pain in the bottom-back area when walking with boots with heels. Also I had...

If course but I'm stating the facts. Not pretending I have walked 1000km in them. Yet. When I have I will update it.

I'm a hiker and walker. Not a runner. I started running barefoot maybe 10 years ago, but it doesn't work for me. To much ice-fighting growel everywhere left from the winter in summer. So I never really got to the point where I could run barefoot for a longer distance. I have however kept to the...

Received my pair of Waldviertler Jaga Flex boots today. It's minus 15 degrees Celsius outside so I have not tried outside. Just been walking around with them indoors. Must say they feel great. Wide enough to fit my wide duck-feet without pressing my toes together at all. No heel so I can walk...

Yes, well **** me. They will remain a myth for mee too. Skickat från min SM-G960F via Tapatalk

There is a small manufacturer in Sweden called Jörnkängan. They are actually more of a myth, but I thick it is possible to buy them. Better quality and lighter than Lundhags, Made in Sweden. But of course, even more expensive. https://www.allmogejakt.se/mobile/product.html/jornkanga-m96...

They are hand made welted shoes with replaceable soles. For this type of shoes/boots, not pricey at all. Rather cheap to be honest. I'm going to buy a pair next time I'm buying shoes. Skickat från min SM-G960F via Tapatalk

Belleville TR102 https://www.bellevilleboot.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=98

I always wear my synthetic brynje when out doing stuff. Often under my aclima warmwool hoodie or under a stiched Lama wool sweater that I got from Indiegogo. I think it's superb. Warm when I need warmth and pretty cool when I need cooling. And although it's synthetic it has not developed the...

I have a pair of Hanwag Grünten. Great welted boots. No membrane that will start to leak. And really light 1590 grams. https://www.hanwag.de/shop/hanwag-grunten-H1113-marone-chestnut/ Can recommend

I have muck boots medium hightt. Works great in cold weather. Also Viking are great and my wife swears by powerboots. From left, Viking, Muck boots, PowerBooks. By the way it's -27 C here now

Maybe out of your budget but Klättermusen Gere is great for a bit colder weather. With a pair of long johns under I have been skiing in mine in -10 C.

But beware of the sizing on Lemigo. In EU size 43, ordered Lemigo 45. Still to small.

The best pants I ever had. Byt in Swedish. Have no idea where to find them in UK

Thank you for the tips on the rufflander boots. Looks like exactly what I'm looking for. Will check them out. Are there any other under the radar great British shoe brands that I also never heard of?

Thanks, will look into altberg. But i actually prefer the Red Wing look. More old school built up boot without the thick padding that the Altbergs had around the ankles/calves. But red wing are too expensive. Are there any British high quality country boots that flies under the radar and...

Hi, I'm planning to buy a pair of one layer leather boots for normal use, from walking the dog to hiking. I don't want a membrane because the never dry when they get wet and I tend to get wet in them anyway, even if it's dry outside. Anyone have any suggestions? I have seen some military boots...

I think there's some thin Wool shirts out there to be found. Mixed with poly out other synthetics. Check out brands like Rewoolution Super natural merino Icebreaker Mons Royale http://snarkynomad.com/5-great-merino-wool-dress-shirts-for-staying-comfy-and-wrinkle-free/

I would look at Altra. They have some trail running shoes that are great. With foot shaped toe box and zero drop on all models from small to maximum cushioning. https://www.altrarunning.com/running-shoes/men#Trail