Best Crispi Boot Review // Briksdal, Nevada, Thor II, Altitude, Lapponia, Summit

[@williammitchell8612]

Holy moly!!!! Reds has a hunting channel!!! I'm all in! And looking at the Crispi boots, too! Thanks, Joe!

[@redshunting98926]

Welcome! We will do our best to keep the videos coming. -Dallas

[@GostoFan]

It’s impressive your foot fits all those different models as most all of them are made on different lasts and fit quite a bit differently

[@drewmcginn3422]

Looking for early season boots Wisconsin. Briksdals are 297 right now on sale but the Laponia seems better for 40 bucks more. Would appreciate feedback but you answered that in video saying the briksdal would be too warm.

[@redshunting98926]

I think for the little extra cash the Lapponia would be a better bet. Specially for an early season boot! It's also got a little more flex for your terrain it should be a better fit.

[@drewmcginn3422]

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[@nathankimbro2639]

Good intel thanks

[@colecash7496]

What is the difference between lapponia 3 and briksdal mtn? I know the briksdal mtn has the abss and it’s a flex 3 but a lot of people say the lapponia 3 is more like a 2.5 flex rating with the new outsole. Do they feel different? Does the briksdal mtn feel more supportive or are they pretty even

[@redshunting98926]

Good question. The main difference is going to be the ABSS which is reflected in the price difference. The Lapponia III is a flex 2 and the Briksdal is a flex 3. Its a noticeable difference but not huge. The Lapponia fits into a more early season boot but would fall short in the winter. Briksdal is going to cover a wider range of seasons.

[@pfknob]

I've never heard of Crispi boots. They look like quality boots from Italy, yet there are so many others. Why do hunters like the Crispi? Is there anything unique or differentiated from other boots at the same price?

[@redshunting98926]

Really it going to come down to comfort level. They claim to have a comfortable boot right out of the box and I think that stands true. They also have enough different styles and models I think there is a boot for everyone foot style.

[@pfknob]

@@redshunting98926 I will be doing TAC during the warm summer months and Elk in northern Utah. What boot(s) would recommend? TIA

[@Thetimbercruiser]

They’re quality boots. I own pairs of the Nevada gtx, Summits, and Thor II. They all have their respective advantages/disadvantages, stiffness rating, etc. I’ve never needed their customer service, but from what I’ve read from others it seems good. I’ve had other boots, but felt Crispi’s quality was exceptional, and haven’t had the need try anything else since I started wearing them.

[@redshunting98926]

@@pfknob Couple come to mind but I would really check out the Altitude for the warmer months. Great breathability! Still a semi stiff sole with a flex rating of 2.5.