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What boot/s would people recomend for tabing.This subject has been covered before (some time ago) and i was just wondering weather there are any new boots that would be worth a look. I'd be looking for a boot that provides Support, cushioning and built well to last.

These are the ones i had in mind.
-Altbergs either peace keeper or defender.
-Lowas mountain, combat gtx.
-Hanwag sf gtx.
-Pro boot.
-German Para boot.

Thanks Ed.

Only way to be sure is to go and get a pair on your feet and try them for size, support and cushioning.
Everybodys feet are different so whats good for one bod won't neccesarily be good for another.

Banburyboy. wrote:What boot/s would people recomend for tabing.This subject has been covered before (some time ago) and i was just wondering weather there are any new boots that would be worth a look. I'd be looking for a boot that provides Support, cushioning and built well to last.

These are the ones i had in mind.
-Altbergs either peace keeper or defender.
-Lowas mountain, combat gtx.
-Hanwag sf gtx.
-Pro boot.
-German Para boot.

Thanks Ed.

I remember when High Combat Boots first came out in the early 80's and we got rid of the DMS boots. During Mountain Training that year the soles came off our boots. The boots looked rugsy but failed miserably on the ground. They later revisited the model of boot and remedied it. However, around that time I chose to wear German Para boots and I thought they were great.

Cheers

Steve


Obviously they revisited the

Some para recomended altberg sneekers as a great tabbing boot.Lowas seem to be fashionable at the mo .Thought the issuse pro boots were quite good . german para boots very 80s .very heavy though a good boot .

If you can find a good pair of German Paras, they're top. Yes, they are heavier than others, but that just means every other boot you ever wear will be easier on your running times

may be sweaty for some but I loved to Tab in Gortex Pro boots "Issued"

Ed, are you down at Holding Troop yet or what?