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Brasher Kenai GTX 2011

£100.00

When it comes to soles, striking a balance between bendy enough that you can feel what you’re doing and stiff enough that you’re not groaning at every bump and lump is key. With the Kenai GTX, Brasher seems to have found this balance. Though undeniably bendier than some other models on test, the Kenai (men’s version is the Kiso) does ...

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Brasher Supalite II GTX 2011

£135.00

In 1978 Chris Brasher, an Olympic gold medallist, designed the Brasher Boot, a walking boot with the comfort of a running shoe. In 2000 his original ideas once again emerged, this time with the Brasher Supalite, one of the lightest leather walking boots ever made. Today’s Supalite II GTX retains the performance, but now with a modern design twist. DesignMaking ...

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Brasher Kiso/Kenai GTX 2011

£100.00

The Brasher Kiso/Kenai GTX is a new fabric boot than comes in at a good price and a good weight while also offering a better performance than some of its similarly priced competitors. On first inspection it has the usual suede and fabric upper with a Gore-Tex waterproof lining inside. But there is also some reasonable support there in the ...

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Brasher Antuco GTX 2010

£100.00

Brasher has a long association with lightweight comfort, and the Antuco GTX is a new product for 2010. It is designed as a classic nubuck hiking boot for hill and valley walking on well-defined paths and trails. It benefits from a little more stiffness than some to ensure that even rocky paths are comfortable. DesignThe Brasher Antuco GTX has a ...

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Brasher Lithium 2010

£1,154.00

The Brasher Lithium weighs 1400g (pair, size 11); synthetic and suede upper; Gore-Tex waterproof lining; very aggressive Vibram outsole lug pattern for mud; good sole stiffness for rocky ground; solid toe box for protection. But boots with less mesh and stitching will be more durable.

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Brasher Supalite II GTX 2010

£130.00

The original Brasher Supalite showed that a durable leather boot need not be heavy, while the Supalite II is slightly better-looking and offers slightly better performance. The boot is based around a clean leather upper, which means you get maximum durability whatever the terrain as there is no stitching to fail. A waterproof lining ensures the feet remain dry, while ...

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Brasher Towa GTX

£110.00

The Towa is wide and roomy at the toe but quite narrow at the heel so it needs quite careful lacing to avoid toe-bang on descents. The tongue and ankle cuff are well padded and they feel great when you first pull them on. It’s a chunky, rugged boot, with excellent heel and toe protection and a quite rigid midsole ...

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Brasher Supalite GTX 2009

£130.00

The Brasher Supalite GTX is probably the best lightweight boot on the market, in my view. I’ve used it since it appeared many years ago. I prefer more supportive boots for hill-walking, but when I want to travel lighter, this is my first choice. It is very light but more importantly it is leather and has been proven to last. ...

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Brasher Towa GTX 2009

£110.00

There are a lot of great boots around the £110 mark, but the Brasher Towa GTX definitely demands a little extra attention. It offers far more performance-orientated functional features than many other boots, and that is its advantage. Firstly you get a Gore-Tex waterproof lining for dry feet. The upper is also protected at the toe by a huge rubber ...

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Brasher Lithium XCR 2009

£110.00

How light is right? For some only the lightest of products will do. For others only the most durable kit will suffice, no matter how heavy it is. For the majority of walkers the middle ground between these extremes is ideal, but finding that perfect blend of low weight and practical performance is a never-ending compromise. Brasher has long been ...

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Brasher Towa GTX

£90.00

A generous fit and the tricky lacing system makes it difficult to get a really snug fit. They are still comfortable, though, with excellent ankle support and nice soft cuffs. A stiff boot with a chunky rubber sole that gives good grip and shock absorption on rocky ground, and a Gore-Tex lining that is completely waterproof. A little heavy and ...

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Brasher Supalite XCR

£100.00

A very lightweight 3-season boot weighing 1260g (pair, size 11). Gore-Tex XCR waterproof lining is more breathable than standard Gore-Tex. Rubber toe protector and reasonably stiff toe box for foot protection; very stiff sole is ideal for a variety of terrain. However, outsole lug pattern is relatively shallow and upper is not as durable as full leather.

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Brasher Colima GTX

£125.00

Brasher’s Colima 3-season boot is a great new product that has the typical Brasher styling but with a little extra support. You get a simple leather upper for maximum performance; a leather lining adds comfort; a waterproof Gore-Tex liner keeps your feet dry. The toe box is good and stiff for rocky ground, while the heel cup is very supportive. ...

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Brasher Colima GTX

£120.00

These three-season leather boots from Brasher are really comfortable at first, but a little sloppy when walking compared to some. The mid-height ankle cuff works well on low-level routes, but more lacing eyelets for a better fit would be good. Perform well with great shock absorption, a really grippy sole and Gore-Tex lining. More of a toe bumper would keep ...

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Brasher Colima Leather GTX

£120.00

These three-season boots from Brasher are a joy to wear, and so comfortable you could wear them on a big walk straight from the box with no breaking in. There is just the right amount of volume in the toe and heel, and the supportive leather upper moulds around your foot really well. The soft tongue and supportive ankle cuff ...