CRISPI Briksdal GTX Insulated 200g

[J.J.Boo]

Hi Y'all,

Seeing if anyone has used the insulated Brikdals in the summertime and if its to hot.

I know its not a lot of insulation but how did they do when it was lets say really hot summer days?

Also how was the fit? and do you need to go up 1/2 size?

thanks!

 

[Vandy321]

I've worn mine year 'round for 3 years in CO. No issues. AZ would be a different story.

Sizing is spot on.

 

[J.J.Boo]

I've worn mine year 'round for 3 years in CO. No issues. AZ would be a different story.

Sizing is spot on.

what was the hottest temps you used them in?

 

[Vandy321]

85+

 

[Tahoe1305]

Wore mine on rucks in Germany to break them in during the summer. 80-90 degrees. My feet sweat but we were moving good. No issues didn’t feel they were any warmer than my other hiking shoes.

 

[J.J.Boo]

Wore mine on rucks in Germany to break them in during the summer. 80-90 degrees. My feet sweat but we were moving good. No issues didn’t feel they were any warmer than my other hiking shoes.

I agree I feel like NI to 200g is not a lot and wouldn't make that much difference

 

[Tahoe1305]

I agree I feel like NI to 200g is not a lot and wouldn't make that much difference

FWIW my feet were still cold in 15 deg WX and snow as well!

 

[Gorencb]

I cant help with the insulation but if you are unfamiliar with the fit of them DO go a 1/2 up. It is a narrow boot (in a comfortable way) all the way through the toe box. I have a narrow foot with a high arch and it is by far the most comfortable boot that I've worn.. for me they feel better than the Nevada & Wildrock.