GUN tan boots in or around Fort Huachuca, Az

[eter]

Sup... I'm in Arizona for an Ex and my thick, heavy, canadian issued tan boots are killing me. Strangely enough, the PX didn't have anything. Does anyone know where I can find some and have any recommandation? I was thinking about Oakley's since they have a crazy military rebate.

 

[butterscotch]

Go with Danners they have sewn on welt and i think they might have a lifetime guarantee. I worked in a boot store for awhile and they were one of our top shelf boots. The oakleys have a sewn on welt too but the stitching thread they use isn't as big. But hey try them on and go with what feels best.

 

[I-am-Ryan]

I like my oakleys. Served me well out in the field and on 25 mile road marches.

 

[Noah]

I've worn Oakley's, OTB's, Nike's, and tried on the Garmont's.

I generally wear the Oakley's day to day, but fine the Nike's are extremely comfortable. The OTB's, while nice in garrison, tore my feet up BAD on the first ruck I did with them.

If you can't find something local, let me know and I'll get a pair here at Benning in your size and ship too you.

 

[Ninja]

Check the MIstore right outside the main gate on Fry Blvd.

 

[-Shaggs-]

Go to Tucson and hit up the BX at Davis Monthan or try Millers Surplus right up the street from the base.

 

[Emanon]

Love my Rockeys. I got a pair of Nikes and they are ok but just don't feel they provide enough support. I have done a couple ruck runs in them and they did ok but will purchase another pair of Rockeys when it comes time.

PS: if you do try the Rockeys make sure you get the ones made in the US. They will have the two vents on the inside.