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Crispi Valdres $100 off

@GCTerpfan did you happen to try the Crispi Wyomings during your search? If so, just curious how they compare to the Valdres.
 
Anyone know how these compare to the Thor's? I have the Thor's and they wear like iron but they are very stiff. I prefer my Salomon Quests over the Thor's.
 
Gator said:
@GCTerpfan did you happen to try the Crispi Wyomings during your search? If so, just curious how they compare to the Valdres.
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I did. The Wyoming's were the first Crispi boot I bought. The Wyomings are the widest boot Crispi makes. There was too much volume in the toe box for me. It caused some severe pinching on top of my foot even with thicker insoles. The Valdres are a slightly narrower boot. They aren't as narrow as my Asolo's and some other European brands that I have tried though.
 
Just_Hangin_N_GA said:
@GCTerpfan and @BTaylor, are the standard insoles good quality or is it necessary to order from their selection of insoles?
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I also replaced mine for the same reason. I have really high arches too but went with Mastercraft insoles because they fit my foot better than the superfeet I tried. I change the insoles in pretty much every hunting boot for that reason.
 
GCTerpfan said:
I did. The Wyoming's were the first Crispi boot I bought. The Wyomings are the widest boot Crispi makes. There was too much volume in the toe box for me. It caused some severe pinching on top of my foot even with thicker insoles. The Valdres are a slightly narrower boot. They aren't as narrow as my Asolo's and some other European brands that I have tried though.
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Awesome thanks. I love my Wyoming's. I went up a half size for wear with thicker socks so I might try the Valdres for use in warmer times with thinner socks.
 
So I have the Luwa Renegade GTX is it worth the money to get these when i already own them and i do like them?
 
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