Light, quiet boots for Africa?

[RLXFXR]

I’m hunting plains game in South Africa next month and know that my Crispi Nevada’s aren’t the right choice, I’m thinking Altitude’s. Thoughts? I’d rather not buy something I’ll never wear back in the states like funky Jim Green boots or Courteney’s.

 

[R boar]

Belleville minimils or vevo trackers

 

[MtnW]

Make sure the soles and sides will protect you from thorns. One thorn (4-5”) went through my sons light weight hikers toe area, luckily it went through between his toes.

 

[S-3 ranch]

I’m hunting plains game in South Africa next month and know that my Crispi Nevada’s aren’t the right choice, I’m thinking Altitude’s. Thoughts? I’d rather not buy something I’ll never wear back in the states like funky Jim Green boots or Courteney’s.

I was going to say Jim Green ranger, but those are out , I would say a pair for Merrill hiking shoes, RSA is pretty easy compared to say Zimbabwean buffalo or elephant hunting where miles of walking and tracking are the norm
Buy a set of gators and some comfy hiking shoes and you should be fine

 

[Samson7x]

I was going to post Jim green rangers. I actually wear them all the time now, super comfortable.

For crispis in SA, I’d go with a Lapponia lite or Attiva mid.

 

[nm.otter]

I’d rather not buy something I’ll never wear back in the states like funky Jim Green boots or Courteney’s.

Which funky Jim Greens? The Rugged African Troopers look boringly normal around here.