Anything Else Like Crispi ABSS?

[NateTP38]

Are there any other boot manufacturers that have a feature similar to Crispi's Ankle Bone Support System? I have the original Idahos (which I love) but am looking for something a little lighter and shorter to go along with them. My ankles roll easily from old sports injuries and I have really appreciated the ABSS in the Idahos. Right now I am looking at the Colorado IIs but want to see if there is anything else that might fit the bill.

 

[ikeG]

I love them, won't go without the abss.

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[sportsmans challenge]

Doesn't help, but very interested to experience the abss as I just picked up some Nevada gtx to try

 

[NateTP38]

Asked a different way - if I compared the Colorados with something like the Lapponias, would the lack of ABSS on the Lapponias be noticeable? How is the ankle support on 8"ish Crispis that do not have ABSS?

 

[Ebby]

I'm liking the Altitudes as a slightly shorter and lighter and more flexible option. Not sure if they have the ABSS or not? The Valadres also hold really well for me. My nevadas are the insulated version but you might try the uninsulated? They wont be lighter though.

Lee

 

[Catahoula]

I currently wear the uninsulated Nevadas (ABSS) and have the last 4 years. Love how they fit and support. Couple friends have same boot and no complaints from them either…

 

[TradArcher]

While Kennetreks don't fit me I did notice that they make custom boots for ankle and foot injured people. I think that was marketed towards Soldiers which is how i found that out when I was in the Army but those might be worth a look.

They do stretch their boots for fit as well once purchased so definetly give them a call - they might have a custom boot for you.

 

[TradArcher]

Are there any other boot manufacturers that have a feature similar to Crispi's Ankle Bone Support System? I have the original Idahos (which I love) but am looking for something a little lighter and shorter to go along with them. My ankles roll easily from old sports injuries and I have really appreciated the ABSS in the Idahos. Right now I am looking at the Colorado IIs but want to see if there is anything else that might fit the bill.

EverStep Orthopedic 400

We've taken Kenetrek's most serious boot platform and built-in an additional brace system and a nineteen-degree toe rocker that allows the boot to take the bulk of your ankle and foot movement, sparing you the wear, tear, and pain. Some of our customers have had surgeries, a series of foot and...

kenetrek.com

They have a bunch of other boots too - maybe take a look at thier ortho boot offerings?