GARMONT Nfs 670 Regular, Men's boots

Product is good alas after a recent accident I cannot ware them, nevertheless a good design boot. Billy HAS THIS ITEM I RETURNED REACHED IT'S DESTINATION TO SELLER, I HAVE SENT SEVEN EMAILS CONCERNING THIS ITEM WITH NO REPLIES, WHY?

Fits like a glove nice and light but with support at the same time , most expensive boots ive ever bought but i walk a lot of miles and these are more comfortabel than my worn in boots already .

Nice boots but my fault should have looked harder I wanted NFS 670 which are a bit lighter so just be aware of model numbers do your research . The NFS 670 are the mid weight , falcons the lightweight

Garmont T8 Bifida: the universally acclaimed best infantry boot in the world. Others come, get compared to the Bifida, excite a few people and ultimately fail to live up to the standards of comfort, durability and reliability set by this iconic product. This isn’t a fast boot. That’s the NFS. But if you work on your feet, if you hike or ruck with weight, this is a phenomenal boot.

Die Stiefel passen perfekt zur eigentlichen Schuhgröße und sind, bis auf die Zunge bzw. Lasche an den Schnürsenkeln, sehr bequem. Diese Stofflasche neigt zum Falten und diese drücken dann etwas. Man kann jedoch nicht zu sehr beim Schnüren übertreiben und es ist alles gut. Einlaufen ist nicht wirklich nötig. Der Knöchel wird beim Gehen auch gut gestützt und der Halt ist super.

Best boot I have ever owned! In spending 23 years in the military on my feet! This is the best pair of boots in durability and comfort from rucking to deployments this is one of the few that has held its own and the only one to never make my feet hurt. No blisters no pain.

I don’t usually write reviews, but I was just recommending these boots to a couple buddies, and felt compelled to write this. Owned for 4 years now. These are the best boots I’ve owned. I’ve done hundreds of miles of heavy rucking in these boots. Did the Bataan and Norwegian multiple years with dozens of training rucks in between. Couple things to note: 1. GET THE WIDE version (unless you have very narrow feet). They run narrow. I took a recommendation from a buddy who is a monster Rucker. He told me get the wide. He was right. They fit perfect from day 1. 2. Bypass the metal eyelets on the side with your laces. I initially laced them using the side eyelets. The first few rucks I did, they put way too much pressure on the tops of my feet. Once I bypassed the metal eyelets, they were perfect. 3. I have owned these for 4 years and have worn them daily for work (Army) in addition to rucking—in the field, summer, winter, rain, snow, mud, dust, etc. They are still in excellent condition. No sole separation, original laces, all stitching perfect. 4. Extremely light and comfortable. I have never needed to use aftermarket sole inserts or anything. 5. I used to struggle with sole imbalance on some of the heavier soled army issue boots. I would experience uneven wear on the outer heel. That has not been an issue with these boots. I don’t know if it is because they “fixed” my stride due to their excellent construction or what, but take that for what it is. No uneven wear on the soles. I will be replacing them soon with another pair because after 4 years the soles are a little worn down. Not nearly as much as you would think, but it is probably time for another pair.

Just received these boots in the mail and I love them!!! I’m a womens size 7 and got a mens 6 and they fit perfect. I was nervous about the sizing because usually a mens size is 1.5 smaller than womens. For example I wear a womens size 7 in vans but in mens it’s a 5.5. I followed the garmont size chart on their website and defiantly trust it! The fit is great, ankle support it great and overall just a comfortable/solid boot. I heard a lot of great things about garmont so I knew I wanted these when it came time for new boots. Don’t think twice!!!!