Crispi Lapponia II

[Ghetto]

Are there people that want to wear a boot that looks like this? Just curious if this a thing.

 

[Wolf_trapper]

If they are like the last model I'd cover them in mud and guts and get over it. Best summer boot I've ever owned.

 

[Ghetto]

That’s not a bad idea. I could spray paint them.

 

[stump06]

I just got a leather set, haven't wore them much but if something happened and I had to warranty them and they sent me these id wear them til they wore out lol. A great boot IMO. I agree OP, not my first choice in color

 

[CApighunter]

I’ve got uglier boots. If I felt it filled a need for me I’d try out a pair.

 

[ToolMann]

I sort of like it.

 

[Goodtimekiller]

Can’t remember the last time I was worried about what color a boot was. By the time you wear it in and treat it and get to hunting season, it will not look like that. I’d worry how it fit and if it fit i’d wear it.


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[Oregonmuley]

Has anyone actually tried one of these yet?? It seems like they are pretty much out of stock everywhere you look. I'm OK with the looks if they are a good comfortable boot

 

[iseebucks]

Has anyone actually tried one of these yet?? It seems like they are pretty much out of stock everywhere you look. I'm OK with the looks if they are a good comfortable boot

I really like the Crispi Lapponia II and they are actually one of the only pairs of boots that haven't given me a single blister and I have already gone on three summer backpacking trips in steep mountainous terrain with them. Very impressed and will be buying another pair!!!

 

[Sled]

The looks on these don't bother me. They aren't traditional but don't look bad if they're under you pants and getting some use.

You know what they say....if the shoe fits, wear it.

 

[scott85]

I’m still waiting for my size to show up online….

 

[Mojave]

My Kuiu Scarpas are gayer looking than that. Those boots are styling.

 

[slick]

I wore through two pairs of Lapponias.

I don't care what a boot looks like as long as it functions.

These left me with bruised soles due to lack of firmness or support. They're basically a high top sneaker.

 

[mfllood3800]

I wore through two pairs of Lapponias.

I don't care what a boot looks like as long as it functions.

These left me with bruised soles due to lack of firmness or support. They're basically a high top sneaker.

Did you run the stock insole or try an after market one?

I just found a pair of these in my size and ordered them. I have often thought of hunting in tennis shoes for "some" of my hunts. This boot appears to be the ticket.

 

[slick]

I wore through them on a crest trail in one trip roughly ~40mi.

Decent “boots” to wear to work when I sat at a desk, I could see them being ok for some light duty stuff, but not the boot for me.

 

[Pramo]

Had them for a few months now, the sole is pretty narrow which gave me hot spots on the edges of my big toes and the leather rand offers no protection if you bang into a rock. For light duty and not packing in they are solid anything else I need a heavier boot.

 

[Swan]

Anyone have thoughts comparing these to Salomon Quests? I love the Salomon’s, but my pair wore out. I replaced the with Colorados, which is a substantially different boot. I’m thinking that I also need a more flexible, lighter boot.

 

[BigAl!]

I like the look of them. To each their own.

 

[kythunter]

I have the original Lapponia's and really like them. Not crazy about the looks of Lapponia 2.

 

[Team4LongGun]

Anyone have thoughts comparing these to Salomon Quests? I love the Salomon’s, but my pair wore out. I replaced the with Colorados, which is a substantially different boot. I’m thinking that I also need a more flexible, lighter boot.

I have many Salomons, and love them. But, they aren't durable. They fit and feel perfect, but will wet through as well. If you go into it knowing these things, you won't be disappointed. I have relegated my salomon's to day hunts from basecamp. I won't spike in with them as my only boots.
I have the Lapponia's and they are much more durable, stay dry much longer, but-aren't near as comfortable.