As the title says, would be great to try before I buy, but not essential.
Thanks in advance.
Ross
Thanks in advance.
Ross
Anyone know where to buy Lundhag boots in the UK.
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I checked Nordic Outdoor last time I was in the lakes, but no joy. I will try Penrith Survival.
I checked Nordic Outdoor last time I was in the lakes, but no joy. I will try Penrith Survival.
Shewie, how do you find they work in wet conditions? Do you take two sets of socks and felt liners and swap them over? I am fed up of having soaking wet boots and them never drying in the field because of all the padding and linings!
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No idea if there are any UK stockists, but I would say that trying on before you buy IS essential with Lundhags.
The size guide on their site was a size off (too small) when I came to trying pairs on, and different models of the same size fitted while others didn't.
It also helps to try on using different sock combinations. I have a few pairs of Lundhags and the best are the basic shell/unlined models. I can wear them with a heavyweight sock with room for another pair of socks if needs be.
Very good (and expensive) boots, but I would rate these boots from Jörn as being just as good if not better.
The M96 Model would be a Lundhags equivalent and they run truer to size:
http://www.jjensen.no/stovler.html
The size guide on their site was a size off (too small) when I came to trying pairs on, and different models of the same size fitted while others didn't.
It also helps to try on using different sock combinations. I have a few pairs of Lundhags and the best are the basic shell/unlined models. I can wear them with a heavyweight sock with room for another pair of socks if needs be.
Very good (and expensive) boots, but I would rate these boots from Jörn as being just as good if not better.
The M96 Model would be a Lundhags equivalent and they run truer to size:
http://www.jjensen.no/stovler.html
Penrith Survival had some of the range in stock the last time I was in which was about nine months ago. I would agree that you should try them on as the sizing is odd, I have three pairs in use at present, an 8, a 9 and a 10 and they all fit!
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