Rather annoyingly, the leather on my three year old Burma Pros has started to split which has allowed dirt to get through and damage the goretex lining, hence a wet right foot in heavy rain or on wet grass. Outside of bath/shower time, I don't much like having my right foot wet, nor my left for that matter, but especially my right, so I have to consider the possibility that I need a new pair of boots. Or at least a new right boot, but I've found nowhere that sells them individually so I must buy two. One of the great scams of our time I think.
Anyway, I've so far spent many a working hour wasting time looking at boots online and I've come to the conclusion that boots have either got
really expensive, or I've got
really poor. I did come across an offering by French company Decathlon though. On paper they tick all the right boxes, and I did have a brief look over them in store a while back and they seem well made, but I can't find much in the way of reviews on them.
So, anyone here ever tried
Quechua Testa Di Moro boots?
I dislike their price less than that of Meindl, Scarpa etc, and I also like their two year guarantee, but I do fear that I may have succumbed to a bit of brand snobbery when it comes to boots.