Originally posted by Kodiakk
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I've worn these from 12-20 years old through the mountains of Oregon, Washington, and Alaska. I now wear them in Texas. Just make sure there's mink oil on them and I've never had a leak.
The Danner Pronghorn are junk in my opinion, and not suited for the mountains. Most folks I was around up north that was serious about getting out in the mountains wore Danner Canadians, Fort Lewis, or elk hunters. Tall all leather boots. I'd stay away from the boots with fabric on the side for serious cold, wet, and high country. I also love the soles. Living in Oregon going up the sides of mountains that were always wet the soles with the little rubber nubs clear out quick and get good traction in the deep mud.
The Danner Pronghorn are junk in my opinion, and not suited for the mountains. Most folks I was around up north that was serious about getting out in the mountains wore Danner Canadians, Fort Lewis, or elk hunters. Tall all leather boots. I'd stay away from the boots with fabric on the side for serious cold, wet, and high country. I also love the soles. Living in Oregon going up the sides of mountains that were always wet the soles with the little rubber nubs clear out quick and get good traction in the deep mud.
totally agree about the Pronghorn
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