Lowa Tibet Vs Crispi

[JohnB]

I climbed a mountain yesterday wearing my crispi guides and really, the support just isn’t there. The he boots feel good and all but I was realizing that they just don’t give me the ankle stability I need. For me they will be used for trail hiking.

It's funny how different people's bodies are. The Kenais almost have too much ankle support for me.

 

[Dos XX]

I have Tibets, Rangers, Camino LL, and Renegades. I have tried 3 different Crispis with no success. The Lowas work better for me.

 

[Stache Attack]

Lowa. Can’t find a pair of crispis that last longer than 1.5years

 

[Greyinggrayling]

Packing the trusty Lowa Tibet right now for tomorrow’s trip to Kodiak. I have three pairs of Tibets - low rise, medium, and high rise. I take the pair that I anticipate the elevation need. This trip I anticipate a lot of side hilling, so high rise it is. Three coatings of Nikwax, a pair of micro spikes, and off we go again.
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