
Current issue for the Austrian "Gebirgsjäger" mountain troops, this boot is unparalleled in alpine luxury.
Specs
- Hook Grommets
- 2mm thick leather construction, full grain cowhide
- Insulated tan leather lining along the entire throat
- Full gusseted tongue
- Partially perforated ankle vents lets perspiration though but keeps the environment out
- 10”-11” tall covering and supporting the entire ankle
- Reinforced toe cap
- 4 rows D-ring and 5 rows of hook style speed lacing grommets
Breaking in your boots
Generally, these Austrian boots have already seen some use. This does mean that the leather is not as stiff as new boots, but a breaking-in period is still recommended.
To break in your boots, wear them as often as possible over a one-to-two-week period of regular activity (think grocery store trips, not hiking trips or guerrilla warfare). Use good, full-length wool socks, and take note if you feel any "hot spots" while walking around. Friction between your foot and the boot causes blisters. Breaking in your boots should help with this.
If hot spots persist, silk or synthetic "liner socks" (worn under your wool ones) are a cheap and easy way to protect your feet. They are freely available at most outdoors stores.
Sizing
The Austrian Ranger runs true to size. If you plan to wear your boots with a thick insole and medium/thick socks, buy one size bigger.
For those with wide feet, you should follow your general style of fitting into normal shoes.
Exchanges & Warranty
If your size doesn't fit you correctly, please contact us within 30 days. The entire cost of your first exchange will be covered by KommandoStore, including postage to and from your CONUS address.
Condition Guide
Great
- Perfect functional condition with only minor cosmetic blemishes, abrasions, or other signs of use---lightly used and well cared for.
- The item may show more noticeable internal/external writing, such as rank, serial numbers, etc.
Good
- Clear cosmetic blemishes, abrasions, or other signs of use that have not compromised functionality. Essentially, normal equipment used within normal parameters.
- The item may exhibit clear internal/external writing. This may include rank, serial numbers, etc.
Current issue for the Austrian "Gebirgsjäger" mountain troops, this boot is unparalleled in alpine luxury.
Specs
- Hook Grommets
- 2mm thick leather construction, full grain cowhide
- Insulated tan leather lining along the entire throat
- Full gusseted tongue
- Partially perforated ankle vents lets perspiration though but keeps the environment out
- 10”-11” tall covering and supporting the entire ankle
- Reinforced toe cap
- 4 rows D-ring and 5 rows of hook style speed lacing grommets
Breaking in your boots
Generally, these Austrian boots have already seen some use. This does mean that the leather is not as stiff as new boots, but a breaking-in period is still recommended.
To break in your boots, wear them as often as possible over a one-to-two-week period of regular activity (think grocery store trips, not hiking trips or guerrilla warfare). Use good, full-length wool socks, and take note if you feel any "hot spots" while walking around. Friction between your foot and the boot causes blisters. Breaking in your boots should help with this.
If hot spots persist, silk or synthetic "liner socks" (worn under your wool ones) are a cheap and easy way to protect your feet. They are freely available at most outdoors stores.
Sizing
The Austrian Ranger runs true to size. If you plan to wear your boots with a thick insole and medium/thick socks, buy one size bigger.
For those with wide feet, you should follow your general style of fitting into normal shoes.
Exchanges & Warranty
If your size doesn't fit you correctly, please contact us within 30 days. The entire cost of your first exchange will be covered by KommandoStore, including postage to and from your CONUS address.
Condition Guide
Great
- Perfect functional condition with only minor cosmetic blemishes, abrasions, or other signs of use---lightly used and well cared for.
- The item may show more noticeable internal/external writing, such as rank, serial numbers, etc.
Good
- Clear cosmetic blemishes, abrasions, or other signs of use that have not compromised functionality. Essentially, normal equipment used within normal parameters.
- The item may exhibit clear internal/external writing. This may include rank, serial numbers, etc.
Just like the bed Goldilocks slept in.
Not too hard. Not too soft.
Built almost as tough as my Swiss made Minerva mountain boots…that are almost too much boot.
Indy’s 5 star seal of approval.
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Rated 4 out of 5
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Perfect
I am very happy to shop from your website. This shoes is very good 😊
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Finnally..a decent pair of combat boots!
Most " combat" or "duty" boots are sh*t.
These boots are excellent, GOOD quality leather, well constructed, FULL gusset tounge, and LACE LOCKS. Being used boots the break in is a bit funky, but they are good boots to walk in, rugged but not overly heavy. Soles a re a bit worn, but I tend to freshen those up with a sharp knife.
I WISH I could get about 4 pairs brand new.
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Rated 4 out of 5
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Perfect boots for stomping
Aye Tony, whaddya think dey made these boots foah?
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Rated 5 out of 5
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