Wow. This is the best crispi boots portfolio tutorial video I've seen. I feel like buying one pair of each just to try them all out. Great work from the Crispi guys and the GoHunt team to facilitate this. Thanks.

One of the best showcases of boots I have witnessed 👍

Wow, loved this vendor meet and greet. Great job to both teams. Side note your videos are helping me search out my first hiker boot.

I wear 11 consistently. Just ordered crispi Nevada in 11 and I was swimming in them. going to try 10.5 and hopefully they fit and not too short.

Best boots I have ever owned !!,,, I had a back fusion and these are the only boots 🥾 that don’t make my Back ache ,Colorado, Nevada& Monaco’s

This helped a lot. Still not sure if the Nevada or the wyoming would be best for me but looking at those two models

I have many pairs of boots. 5 pairs of Crispi's and one pair of lowe's. The minute I put my foot in the Colorado's I knew I found the perfect boot (for me). Keep'm coming!

I’ve always purchased Zamberlin boots, but I just purchased a pair of Wyoming tII and the Colorado. They seem to be good quality boots.

Seriously never going to any other boot other then crispi! Their the best!

thats what we use .. Crispi truly makes the best boots hands down

Why do some hunters not want the leather and choose the synthetic boot! thanks

I’d be curious to see how guide and Nevada compare to my Kenetrek mountain extreme.

The Guide and Nevadas are certainly my favorites.... 100's of miles each year on them!

I love my Colorado GTX’s great boots! I wish there was an in between the Nevada and Guide… a 9 inch tall boot. I wish Crispi would incorporate lace eyes with a roller and a mid point cam/lace locker. The lace hooks need upgraded in my opinion.

Totally thinking about going with a crispi for my next boot. I am just way too disappointed in Danner. And I live in Portland area and try to keep it local but in the last 3 pairs of boots they hurt my feet

I have poor water drainage from my Idaho GTX crispi boots and need better support under my foot (insole) and when walking down a mountain hill my foot slips up to the nose of the boot...... I don't have somewhere for my toes to grip at the front of the sole. The Vibram should be more aggressive similar to my Rocky S2v soft and spaced for mountain grip.

Loving those Crispi Wyoming

Having worn the Whites Smokejumper in my years with the U.S Forest Service, I would have liked to have heard more comparative comments in your discussion.

What's the widest boot that Crispi makes? I'm a 4E on a brannock device.

I ware out lowa or asolo boots in 6 to 9 months how will the crispi compare ?? Any on run the 2 to compare

Check out Zamberlan's too, the best boots in my opinion.

This was great. My Scarpas always run small. I'm needing new boots and have been looking at Crispi. Thanks ~Jon Jones, Premier Wildlife Artistry ~

Would the Thor 2's be great for southeast whitetail? I saddle not that it matters much but

Thor has cloth "lace loop" eyelets at the ankle which wore out and failed in ~100 miles of hiking. . Also wet feet crossing streams up here in Alaska in Thor due to 2" gortex instead of a full gortex bootie. Thor is very comfortable and lightweight with stiff sole, but that cloth eyelet and wet feet is a deal breaker. Non gortex or a full gortex bootie would be better. Metal ankle eyelet like in the Colorado would be better.

Just watched the whole video! I currently have the valdrez and a lowa renegade. Will be looking into the Thor or the Colorado after watching this video.

Interesting

I wear 9 1/2 street shoe and 10 hunting boot! Literally every time I used to buy a 9 1/2 boot it would not fit for very long (feet swell on long hikes, boots shrink after exposure to water, etc)!

What boot for Utah high country rifle

Funny fact. Here we think the Briksdale as a trekking boot, going up and down mountains while carrying backpacks.

Looking at getting the Thor 2s or the crossovers. Hunting in north Georgia for early season. Need something water proof and durable that's not a brick

Kenetrek all the way for me.

The problem with Crispi is they don’t make a EEE wide boots, the toe boxes is narrow

how do these compare to meindl boots

Is there anything special you should during the break in process for the Guide boots?

Can you get some wild rock and wild rock plus for us late season rockies hunters? What does the orange dot mean?

I've finally made up my mind...I'll take 1 pr of each! Lol

A lot of info here. What is the most durable boot Crispi makes? Hope you won't say all of them :P Something that doesn't penetrate too easy either as there's a lot of deadly snakes here. I'm guessing cordura isn't the way to go because I have a 600D bag and I can put a needle through it with almost zero effort.

Is this guy Jeff Cavilers brother? Haha

Review of Cripsi Thor GTX after a Dall sheep hunt up here in Alaska were I live. The cloth eyelets at the ankle blew out...terrible design flaw. Also the gortex in the boot is only 2 inches high leading to cold, wet feet crossing 3 inch creeks. A better design would be metal eyelets instead of cloth, and no gortex or a full gortex bootie.

Fellas, what kind of insoles are we using?

As a new hunter I’m just curious what’s the advantage to purchasing a “hunting boot” instead of using my backpacking boots like my Salomon’s or lowas?

I have a B width. How are the Nevada or Guide going to fit?

Team Nevada all day!

I wear a 9.5 eee, or a 10 extra wide, Irish setters do okay. Do Crispi boots run a little wider? What would you recommend for a mountain boot for super wide feet? My measured foot size is 9-9.5 5e. Thanks.

Can y’all carry the Idaho that’s my choice if not lowa

I ordered a pair of Colorado’s. For the price I figured if they suck I’ll just use them as work boots. I had high hopes for the Thors I ordered and they were horrible. Narrow all the way through and that skinny foot bed on top of an even skinnier sole was just a really bad combination.

No longer on the website?

15,000 steps is 8+ miles. 20,000 is 11+ miles. Wow, if that is the typical number of steps in an average day of hunting you’re definitely going to “torch” a pair of soles per season dude! Why aren’t you carrying the Monaco? It’s a fantastic boot for every day hiking and other than steep mountain hunting. I wear them all year long, with gaiters in winter.

So why don’t you guys carry crispi anymore?

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@gohunt how did you guys go from this good meeting to a falling out with Crispi a year later. Let’s make amends and move on. Your customers want to buy Crispis from you.

What the gentleman said about using your tennis shoe size as the hiking/backpacking boots size is way off-base. Anyone who listens to that terrible advice is in for serious buyer remorse, blisters, and foot wreckage. I stopped watching the video at that point. The boots size will depend largely on the weight of the socks you wear. Most people wear thin or lightweight socks for sneakers, but lean toward midweight or heavyweight for boots. Mid and heavyweight socks require at least 1 size up above the lightweight socks for the boots to fit comfortably. Moreover, it is recommended to have up to 1" of wiggle space on the insole above your socks to make sure that the boots won't cause your toes to cram or jam against the toe box during heavy use. Put on the socks that you plan to wear for the specific boots and either try on the boots to measure your build against the insole. It's so simple. Going off factory numbers or the advice on the video is not recommended. If you can't try on the boots before purchasing, go with the size of your work boots. Last but not least, there are various ways to fill the space on a spacious boots to improve the fit, which includes the use of thicker socks and lacing techniques. Nothing can be done to relieve snug boots except to wear them with bare feet.

Terrible Customer Service - I purchased two sizes of the Monaco GTX to ensure I had the correct size. I then wore them around the house for two weeks, and over that time, they felt fine. After two long hikes, the heel of the Monaco's stretched and are now uncomfortable. When I contacted Crispi corporate, they told me there was nothing they could do, and I could try some different insoles. With their customer service, this is the first and last pair of Crispi boots I will ever purchase. I’ve owned three other pairs of Kenetrek boots, which are great, but I will never buy another pair of Crispi boots because of their customer service.

Wow those are to much, I mean a boot 🥾 is just a boot. I have a pair of Wolverines that I’ve had for about 1314 years now. Heavily used but leather on the hill is deteriorate. Now I’m in the dark for a good pair of boot for woods, being that the people own the property are going to put me in the streets. But I’m going to be livening in the forest for a couple years.