Hiking boot help

[125Dad]

Looking for the best hiking boot with the best ankle support.
I’m looking at Crispi Merrell and Solomon any one have experience with these or another brand?

[hopedale]

On the Elk Shape YouTube channel Dan gave away 4 pairs of Briksdal MTN GTX. If I were going to spend some money on new boots, I believe those would be what I'd get.

[deano70]

I’m breaking in a pair of crispis this year after my danners soles cracked. So far they’re very comfortable and hold my ankles tight.

[125Dad]

What style Crispis do you have ? Looking at Briksdal MtTN GTX

Thanks

[sqiggy]

Just bought a pair of Crispis. I’ll let you know how they go when I get back from my pheasant hunt next week.

[sqiggy]

These are the ones I bought.

[Double C]

I’m a danner man myself.

[sticknstring]

Another vote for crispis. I’ve had mine for 4 years- I upland hunt from Nodak to Texas, lots of miles of walking. They are holding up well. Most comfortable boot I’ve hunted out of this far.

[HappyMangle]

Solomon is my favorite brand. Never had any issues with those shoes.
When you want to go with the cheaper option, then consider checking Rainbow Shops reviews.
As far as i know they also have a good quality clothes and shoes, and prices are absolutely affordable.

[jaspermac]

I have a pair of crispis that I love. I’m actually thinking about getting another pair to work in. I have the Colorado.

[jaspermac]

Kennetrack is a good brand too

[GWHunter]

Crispi Nevada GTX.

[Katch66]

I bought a pair of Keen hikers recently. I really do like them. Very comfortable and waterproof. I can see me buying Keen again.

[Bill]

Kennetrack is a good brand too

x2 on Kennetrek. For great ankle support I live my pair of mountain extreme. They’re higher, but that’s where the support comes from. They have a lower model called the hardscrabble I believe.

[7sdad]

I wear Salewa Mountain Lite Trainers.