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Scarpa for me - https://www.scarpa.co.uk/
I'm planning on walking a good length of the Camino de Santiago next year and I've just ordered a new pair to break in during training. My last pair lasted easily nine years with pretty heavy usage.
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I've had Karrimor previously the quality has gone down since Sports Direct bought them as another distressed brand to add to their collection. I've now switched to using Timberland boots.
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Zamberlan are good: https://www.uttings.co.uk/c466-footw...and=zamberlan/
Or go British, with Altberg: https://www.altberg.co.uk
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Originally posted by woody1 View PostFor the past 20 years or so I've sworn by Berghaus Trek suede/fabric walking boots but recently the durability seems to have gone down. A pair used to last me about 5 years but, with the current ones, the soles have worn down after 18 months. Coupled with this, the price of them has nearly doubled in the past 2 years.
I've heard good things about Karrimor, and these are about a third of the price of Berghaus.
Any other suggestions?
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Sports Direct often have them on special offer or heavily discounted in store so look out for that. I know shopping at Sports Direct is no ones idea of un but in this case its worth it. IMHO only.
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Walking/hiking boots
For the past 20 years or so I've sworn by Berghaus Trek suede/fabric walking boots but recently the durability seems to have gone down. A pair used to last me about 5 years but, with the current ones, the soles have worn down after 18 months. Coupled with this, the price of them has nearly doubled in the past 2 years.
I've heard good things about Karrimor, and these are about a third of the price of Berghaus.
Any other suggestions?
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