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| biba15. 04. 2020 08:49:50 |
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| Lamps15. 04. 2020 14:36:11 |
Depends where you're from. In Ljubljana I recommend Taca boot repair. He will tell you what the best option is. He can also replace both soles and boots will be like new. Check pics on Facebook and you'll see he works miracles.
Regards
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| JusAvgustin19. 04. 2020 23:26:00 |
Scarpa Zodiac Tech GTX or La Sportiva Trango series. You won't go wrong with these...
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| turbo20. 04. 2020 09:57:39 |
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| Kleemen20. 04. 2020 13:06:34 |
All listed are 150-200eur+  If I were looking in that range I'd take Salewa Ultra Flex Mid GTX  I'm looking for around 80-100eur. Thanks for the tips.
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| turbo20. 04. 2020 13:13:10 |
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| Climber9120. 04. 2020 13:16:12 |
I'd also like boots for 80€ that are as great as TX4. Alpina, intersport, hervis.. It seems to me that you yourself don't know exactly what you want
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| Kleemen20. 04. 2020 13:38:59 |
Of course I don't know what I want, that's why I'm asking on the forum, if I knew I wouldn't ask. I just know I want high and light hiking boots. I already have low ones, but I don't dare go to high mountains with them.
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| rs5620. 04. 2020 14:44:55 |
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| palček plezalček20. 04. 2020 17:17:18 |
Kleemen, the difference between low and high mountains isn't what requires different footwear. The boots you linked are probably fine if you drive to a 2000 m pass and head to a grassy summit on a soft path, even if it's 2500 m high. But if you're hiking lower hills and scrambling on demanding terrain and tours are long, no one should recommend such boots with poor support. Buy boots based on the difficulty of your planned tours. I hike high mountains (except winter) and now municipal hills/lowlands in low boots. As I was always happy with Zen ones, I'm quite dissatisfied with Mescalito boots because they stretch and your foot starts dancing in them.
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| biba20. 04. 2020 18:46:56 |
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| n3jc20. 04. 2020 22:43:35 |
I think Alpina Tibet V are more than OK for a beginner, if they fit the foot of course. Current price as I see is 140EUR.
It's worth saving on other gear items, not on boots.
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| Kleemen20. 04. 2020 23:00:06 |
Thanks everyone for advice. I contacted this guy from Srna store, maybe he has something useful at a good price.
I had Alpina Tibet 2-3 years ago and never again. Huge, robust and especially very heavy boots, and Vibram sole (at least on Tibet) was a disaster. Now I have Adidas Continental sole and incredible grip, never Vibram or Alpina again. Plus they are very heavy, both boots surely around 2kg, if not more.
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| Toni-k4. 05. 2020 18:45:56 |
nice greetings to all
My wife and I are buying mid-high or high hiking boots, now we have low Hofer variant,,but we feel every root, rock when you step on it. Wife has problem with sole pains so it hurts her on uneven terrain. She would hike up to 2000m,,so almost never into rocky areas.
She wants interior with memory foam (what does that even mean) but as I looked only Mammut brand in Iglu has such interior,,,is it possible there's another term for such interior,,so I know to look at other brands. We also like La Sportiva STREAM GTX SURROUND. What are experiences with them? Thanks for answers,,I poured a bunch of questions,,because I want to buy good footwear.
https://www.iglusport.si/stream-gtx-surround-w-s
https://www.iglusport.si/stream-gtx-surround
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| brett19. 05. 2020 17:24:30 |
Hi,
after five seasons need to replace hiking boots, as they are worn out. Had Alpina VX 955 67661 ( https://www.alpinashop.si/p2-30-19497/p... ), which served me ok, only sometimes felt like sole slipping - poorer grip on downhill walking. Few minor slips, no fall thank god.
So I'd go one step higher in rank, especially since more high mountains. Need robust, durable, waterproof high boot. As light as possible of course 
Narrowed to models below, can't decide which. Tested all three in shops, all ok. Each seller praises his own horse...
Anyone have experience with any? Pros, cons? To make decision easier.
Thanks for help!
Alpina: https://www.alpinashop.si/p2-28-414/poh...
La Sportiva: https://www.iglusport.si/trango-trk-leather-gtx
Scarpa: https://www.kibuba.com/obutev/visoki-pohodniski/moski-c1763/visoki-pohodniski-cevlji-scarpa-marmolada-trek-od-hd
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| djimuzl19. 05. 2020 18:29:11 |
All listed boots are solid, probably Alpina is the most waterproof. But the foot will tell its own...
If possible, test all models in one "round".
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| brett22. 05. 2020 19:37:49 |
Thanks for the help...I've decided on La Sportiva Trango TRK Leather GTX. Let's see if they last five seasons like the Alpines
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| me_pa11. 06. 2020 08:14:54 |
Hi!
I'm buying women's high hiking boots. Due to foot size I'm usually "limited" with purchases (usually have hiking boots in size 42). Found these, wondering if anyone has them or what your opinion is about them
https://www.iglusport.si/tx-5-gtx-w-s
Let me add, I'm not an active hiker, but occasionally we go to higher mountains where I need a good boot.
Thanks
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