Manchmal macht man etwas wirklich gut, aber das ist noch nicht gut genug – genau so ist es, wenn ein Stiefelunternehmen von Jägern geführt wird … wir sind ständig bestrebt, alles, was wir herstellen, weiter zu verbessern. Guides schwören auf diese Stiefel, deshalb haben wir in jeder Hinsicht noch eine Schippe draufgelegt. Durch die Verwendung unserer bewährten, im Gelände getesteten Mountain-Extreme-Schaftkonstruktion zusammen mit unseren besonders griffigen K-73™-Laufsohlen mit tiefem Profil steigen Sie in einen Stiefel, der Sie rundum komfortabel umschließt und zugleich höhere Strapazierfähigkeit sowie bewährte Traktion bietet. Wie alle unsere Stiefel versagen auch diese niemals – ganz gleich, wohin Sie Ihre Jagd führt. 1,9 kg. Hergestellt in Italien. Erhältlich in mittlerer oder weiter Weite. Herrengrößen (volle und halbe Größen): Medium (8–12, 13, 14) oder Wide (8–12, 13)
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Overall rating: 4.855263 / 5 from 76 reviews.
Mountain Guide NI boots offer exceptional support and perfect fit, praised for their durability and traction. They are designed for comfort and reliability in various hunting conditions, featuring waterproof materials and reinforced stitching.
Review topics: ["fit","quality","feet","boots","customer service","leather","wear","support","durability","uppers","guide","break","socks","country","slopes"].
"30 years wearing Whites Loggers and cheap crap that lasted a year because it was waterproof. First time buying Kenetreks for the waterproof quality. Only waterproof boot I don't have to add an aftermarket insole to. Great cushioning wearing a pack. Highly recommend. Zero break in."
"Been using Kenetrek boots for almost 15 years when in my 50s my feet started to bother me. Switched to Kenetrek mountain guide boots and haven’t looked back. I am a surveyor and walk in rough terrain more than most. They keep me going."
"Comfortable, durable, supportive. I have purchased 5 pair of kenetrek boots over the years. If you put on miles nothing is better. Only boot I will buy."
"So far seem really good and comfortable wearing them in Colorado this October"
"I like them a lot. I bought the military steel toed boots for work and my wife a pare of women's boots as well. We like them for sure. I fit the best in 11. 5w, my only complaint is that I wish they had wides avaliable for all of their lineups."
"No break in time felt good from the second I put them on"
"I have put 60 to 70 miles in my boots in the two months since I received them. I can now give an honest review as someone who lives, hikes, and hunts in some tough areas of Wyoming. The leather uppers are much too soft for any support for such a heavy lugged stiff sole. The soles do offer good traction, but with such flimsy uppers they cannot be called a mountain boot. I’m 6’2” and 200, in decent shape, my normal pack for shed hunting and hunting is around 25lbs. So I was very disappointed in the combination of a serious(and very heavy) sole, but backed with such a flimsy leather upper. They are easy to put on, but maybe that is where Kenetrek made the sacrifice, an expensive boot made for the “dudes” traveling to hunt in the west that can’t bend over to pull a pair of boots on. So if you put miles in sagebrush, dark timber, and rocky steep slopes like I do, I cannot recommend this boot. If you’re a slightly overweight, out of shape sales rep coming for your guided hunt, these will be easy for you to put on while someone is making your breakfast and you can brag to your friends about how much they cost. Please Kenetrek, change the name from mountain guide boot to Bozeman “dude” boot."
"Best ever!"
"The Mountain Guide boot lineup is the go to boot for all of my guiding and other duties. To top it off my foot doctor even said that the boots I had on when I visited her were outstanding in stability and quality. The she said take care of your feet and your feet will keep the rest of your body in good order."
"Best boots i have ever owned . Put them through the test in the Adirondack mountains. 65 awesome miles on them chasing whitetail through brooks swamps up mountains and back to camp ."
