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Crispi Comfort Issues

I have had those issues as well. They seem to get better with more miles on them. I really love the boots. I’ll change insoles if need to as I think that alone will resolve any remaining issue.
- Stroke250
- Post #7
- May 12, 2020
- Forum: Footwear
Mystery Ranch Pack Rain Fly/add-ons

I have already confirmed with them but the 2019 models like the sawtooth do not have the attachment points with it. I am sure it could be made to work somehow but you having another model that came with a lid confirms why the daypack works.
- Stroke250
- Post #8
- Apr 30, 2020
- Forum: Backpacks
Mystery Ranch Pack Rain Fly/add-ons

That might be the difference then if yours came with the lid. It seems the 2019s even being a GL MT frame is not set up for the daypack lid but it seems it could be rigged to work.
- Stroke250
- Post #6
- Apr 30, 2020
- Forum: Backpacks
Mystery Ranch Pack Rain Fly/add-ons

Is your pack 2019?If so, the lid worked on it?
- Stroke250
- Post #4
- Apr 29, 2020
- Forum: Backpacks
Beartooth or sawtooth

I would say the Sawtooth as it can be packed for multiple days if done correctly. Also, you could add the daypack lid for added capacity when it is needed or removed when it is not.
- Stroke250
- Post #4
- Mar 15, 2020
- Forum: Backpacks
Crispi dilemma

May be worth trying the Idaho or Wyoming. They have updated versions of those coming out and may be a good balance for you.
- Stroke250
- Post #5
- Feb 28, 2020
- Forum: Footwear
Crispi boots. Insulated vs non insulated

I prefer my Idahos as my feet tend to be on the warm side normally.
- Stroke250
- Post #6
- Jan 29, 2020
- Forum: Footwear
Black Ovid mr sale

I picked up a pack fly and forager pouch!
- Stroke250
- Post #4
- Nov 11, 2019
- Forum: Backpacks
Rubber boots for whitetail stand hunting

I have used Irish Setter Rutmaster 800g for the last few years. They have been my favorite rubber hunting boot to date. They hug the ankle/foot amazingly well unlike older style boots. They are warm as well. Used them in Michigan and Illinois hunting. I will also use them here in Idaho when needed.
- Stroke250
- Post #3
- Oct 21, 2019
- Forum: Footwear
Alaska DIY Pant/Rain Gear Suggestions

Check out Sixsite gear.
- Stroke250
- Post #2
- Oct 16, 2019
- Forum: Clothing
Rain Coat for under $250.00

Sixsite is a great option and they have a huge sale with this rain gear now. https://sixsitegear.com/collections/all/products/wp-b-jacket?variant=37207495816
- Stroke250
- Post #28
- Oct 14, 2019
- Forum: Clothing
Newb from Big Sky Country

Welcome! I love Big Sky country!
- Stroke250
- Post #2
- Oct 5, 2019
- Forum: Rokslide FNG's
merino base layer options

Sixsite has a great base layer set as well. I also have a set from Black Ovis.
- Stroke250
- Post #10
- Oct 4, 2019
- Forum: Clothing
New Hunter in Idaho

Ever make it out again @MrWolf ??
- Stroke250
- Post #34
- Oct 4, 2019
- Forum: Mule Deer
General ID archery success!

Congrats from the Boise area!
- Stroke250
- Post #33
- Oct 4, 2019
- Forum: Mule Deer
Rain Gear

I’d look at the Sixsite rain gear. They are a lower price now too than when they first came out.
- Stroke250
- Post #9
- Oct 2, 2019
- Forum: Clothing
Crispi Lapnia vs Crossover

I have the Idaho’s. I’m still breaking mine in but I love them so far.
- Stroke250
- Post #5
- Oct 2, 2019
- Forum: Footwear
My Wyoming Archery Elk - video

Congrats!
- Stroke250
- Post #20
- Oct 1, 2019
- Forum: Elk
Got it done in idaho

That is awesome!!
- Stroke250
- Post #13
- Oct 1, 2019
- Forum: Elk
MTNTOUGH 30-30

I may have to check this out as I like torture. I currently do Street Parking programming for my workouts. I love their workouts and it’s a good balance but something else would be nice to try in addition to those.
- Stroke250
- Post #6
- Oct 1, 2019
- Forum: Fitness/Nutrition