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Danner Men's Danner Light II Hiking Boot

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Size: 13


Color: Dark Brown - Full Grain


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'EGENDARY AMONG HIKERS AND BACKPACKERS WORLDWIDEThe USA-made Mountain Light hiking boot is legendary for its unmatched quality, durability and support. GORE-TEX lining provides waterproof protection. The Vibram Kletterlift outsole offers lightweight comfort as well as superb shock absorption and guarantees great traction and stability on both wet and dry surfaces. Danner’s famous stitchdown construction provides a wider platform for stability and the lace- to-toe system provides a secure fit. On the trail, or off the beaten path, in the Mountain Light II GTX hiking boot, you enjoy comfort and performance with every step. This boot is masterfully hand-crafted in American with a full- grain, one-piece leather upper, 100% waterproof and breathable Gore-tex liner plus a polyurethane instep that cradles your foot in supportive comfort. And it’s when those steps add up to miles that this boot really shines. An exclusive Vibram Kletterlift outsole is a mini-marvel of traction technology and well as absorbing shocks as you ascend life’s sometimes rugged terrain. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); At Danner, they are craftsmen. They pay attention to details. They forgo quantity for quality, with the knowledge that the boots they craft are no better than the hands that create them. See more

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13 x 6 x 4 inches; 2.8 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 33020-M


Department ‏ : ‎ mens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 18, 2007


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Danner


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    • Lets drop some cash in american made goods.
Well What can I say about these boots. They are slightly narrow so I ordered a wide size. Which is fine. The leather did stretch on these. For the initial break in this is what i did. I know there are several schools of thought on how to break in these bad boys. I Soaked them in almost hot water for 30 minutes. That was a feat, because they were difficult to keep under the water. Then i poured all of the water out of them and put them on with a pair of thick wool socks With base layer socks underneath. Just like you wear when working in the cold. I wore them till the socks were totally saturated and made my feet feel uncomfortable. about 30 minutes. Then I changed socks and put them back on. And wore them for another 30. During that time i tried to stretch them in all directions. Crawling around on the floor and walking on a treadmill. Then when I was done I let them dry out for a day. I set them over the register in my house. Finally I got saturated them with Obenauf's Heavy duty LP. I made sure it got into the leather by using a heat gun to heat it up. Then I let them sit for another day. Finally I Hit them with a boot brush and wore them out. I did put medical tape on my ankles the first few times to make sure i wouldn't get blisters. Which I didn't. Be prepared to hit them with a boot brush daily. Especially at first. I applied Heavy Duty LP to the toes all the time when i first got them. Pretty much daily and the rest of the boot weekly. I work on a farm and at a Winery and Distillery. Alcohol did not eat the soles on these boots at all. Nor did the harsh chemicals we use to sanitize the place. I have had these for 9 months now. Wear them everyday. Even with shorts in the summer. They are heavy. And If i stand on Concrete fllors for 8 hours they make the balls of my feet hurt. The inside sole has never adhered to my feet. Al least not like i expected. Don't get me wrong they are comfortable. I just wouldn't try and run a marathon in them. I can say my feet have never gotten wet in these boots. Ever with the exception of sweat. They don't breathe extremely well. And you will notice this when working in the heat of the summertime. It also took awhile for the tongue to feel comfortable at first. It seemed to take awhile to stretch and feel good. Only complaints after a few weeks the threads started coming out of the tongue on one of the boots. This hasn't affected its performance. And most of the paint has since been removed from the boot eyes. Sole is wearing nice and evenly. Although I am probably going to have to get it replaced in a few months. Time will tell. No fear of the eyes pulling out. I'm still on the original laces. I finally ordered a new pair of 60 inch waxed derby laces just to change the look. And i'm going to try some gel insoles to see if the make standing on concrete more comfortable. Like I said its only an issue after 8 hours of being on your feet. Which any shoe will do that. I did notice my feet were cold if it was around 20 degrees or under outside. Even when double layered. But I work outside in the cold in the winter time. Hope this will help you decide if you want to drop this much on these bad boys. I know I wasn't sure at first. But after 9 months I love them. I wear them all the time. Even when i making a late night run to the convenience store in my pajamas LOL ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2015 by Michael Heston
    • and perfect outdoorsy style
Let me just start by saying this is my second pair of Danner's. I found a twice worn pair of Crater Rim's in flawless condition for $99. Being that I could not find them anywhere in town to try on first, I was a bit concerned about the sizing of the boot. When they arrived I instantly laced them up and put them to find a heavenly fit, rugged durability, and perfect outdoorsy style. Enter the Mountain Light II. I was so pleased with the Crater Rim hiking books that I decided I wanted Danner's for work. I needed a black boot that I could walk in all day and that was strong and durable. I decided upon the Mountain Light II after calling the Danner factory for more sizing questions. The rep assured me that the boot would be the same fit as the Crater Rim, saying they were built on the same platform. I ordered, and a couple days later the boots arrived at my doorstep. They look awesome, the felt awesome instantly. Then I decided to wear them around town on errands and around the house to feel them out. They were getting uncomfortable fast. The problem? The folding tongue to lace down design causes a lot of pinching and stress on the arches of the feet. The toe box felt uncomfortable like it was too small or tight. After spending $350 on these boots, I was pretty upset with what I was experiencing on my first few days of work. It got better though.... Seeing as how I had already worn them around, I couldn't return them so I thought maybe more breaking in was needed. As it would turn out, I was right. After a week and a half of working with them on, the boot had slowly contoured and shaped itself around my feet and ankle. The leather began to break in, and after one cleaning, dressing, and re-lacing, the boots become more comfortable with each passing day. 10 out of 10 I would still buy and still prefer the Crater Rim's over these boots, but if you're thinking of getting these make sure you are willing to put in the time to properly break them in, because they most definitely will need to be. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2016 by James Dunning

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