Gronell Stelvio

Celokožené pohorky, staré školy. Vyrobené z kůže Galluser Juchten 3,2 mm.

[@kylestaker9279]

Wish you could get these in the USA, they look well built

[@JJ_Gu]

They are able to ship to US. I just ordered a pair Stelvio on Gronell’s website, 289 Euro for the boots and 40 Euro for shipping to the US. Hope it helps :)

[@ramitoviajero5802]

Hi, are these a nobuk finish or can the be greased ? Thank you

Hello. This is the reverse leather. That is, the leather is the faux, smooth side of the leather inside and the outside is the reverse side of the leather, which looks like nubuck, is suede and is very much resistant, to damage. If you don't want to change the look, use a spray impregnation on the nubuck. If you don't mind the change in appearance, use a shoe cream... The cream will smooth the surface, the leather will darken, but it will get better care. Tom

[@ramitoviajero5802]

@ thank you so much !

[@happymiffi]

Is the sole at least somewhat flexible or is it hard and feels like you are walking in skiing boots?

The sole is flexible. He must be agitated

[@lvsurfcat8584]

@ ,very classic Italian rugged and durable, does anybody know if the Gallusser Juchten® 3+ leather is waterproof

@@lvsurfcat8584 yes

[@arncj18]

yours is nice leather lining inside with beautiful shapes, i saw someone order recently the lining was white and the padding not as yours here.

Hi. This is an older model. They probably changed the leather for the new shoe models.

[@klomax7750]

Yes, Gronell have changed the Stelvio in the last 2 or 3 years: now made from Galluser Juchten leather (about 3mm thick) including the piece on the heel and the tongue-bellows so it is all the same colour. As you wrote, the leather lining is now of an almost-white colour. Another change is that the D-rings for the laces have been replaced with tubular fittings. I am not a fan of these as it is difficult to thread worn, frayed lace-ends through them, whereas anything will fit through d-rings. They also don't look as traditional. The sole on the latest model does not have screws like the one in this video. I think there was a change to the Stelvio after the one that is shown in this video but prior to the current model. I have the current model and like it. Very stiff, old-school boot. My only improvement would be to have d-rings, as mentioned. Edit to add: I have watched this again and there was definitely a version after this boot, as I was looking at it on Gronell's old website for quite a while whilst debating whether to buy. When I finally decided to buy, they had changed not just the Stelvio but had reduced their range of traditionally-made boots and modernised the website. That Stelvio version was all-Juchten leather, no screws in the sole, the d-rings and hooks were black (not chrome, as in this film. I think the chrome look better) and hade the big 'G' branding (the branding shown here is Gronell's old mark, I've seen it on old boots on ebay etc.). The current branding is just small 'Gronell' and a neat Italian flag on the tongue.

[@ovidiumocan]

Good evening I like this model .....it is the color the Stelvio gronell ? how much it cost? im from romania. They are comfortable? ok thank you have a good evening

Good evening. Yes it be Gronell Stivo. Price in store approx. 300 EUR. They are comfortable, durable and rugged. Shoes for life.

[@ovidiumocan]

thank you very much going to buy this model do not want secan hand a pleasant Sunday im from Romania

ovidiumocan I'm glad to help. I send greetings to the beautiful Romania

[@snootchey]

Nice! What is the fitment like, true to size in your opinion. Or do they fit smaller or larger compared to other brands? I seem to find all EUR sizing a bit small compared to US

Hello. Yes, European sizes are smaller than US sizes. Here is a table where it is shown www.tabulkavelikosti.cz/boty

[@00barbudo00]

hello, could you tell me how rigid are these boots - to put it simply, do they bend when you get in crouching position, can you walk normally (hiking, trekking) in them for hours without hurting your feet? thanks!

Shoes they bend. Shoes are bent and used for hiking. Noham do not hurt

[@arncj18]

good for wide feet? which brand is good for wide feet>

this is more for narrow feet. Lundhags is great for wide feet. Medium wide feet Merindl, Steinkogler SchuheBertl, Makara...German, Austrian brands

[@arncj18]

is the vibram solo as good as the stuff Treemme uses?

They are almost identical