Good Lightweight Adventure Boot?! | Palladium Pampa Hi Unboxing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2020
- Hey everyone! So today were going to be unboxing the Pampa Hi boot from Palladium. Lightweight and super sturdy. Enjoy!
The Boots:
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Rocks and stones every step... crap shoes.
Also the sole cracks after 6 months
I love how suddenly today this video has started getting comments. Interesting, but to the point: I totally agree. These shoes really suck. Rocks get stuck in them. They have no support and are uncomfortable too. Mine haven’t cracked yet but I’m sure that’s coming.
Really well-done, quick video on a pair of boots I have been considering buying! You gave really good descriptions on all of the aspects of them too!
I dig the unique palladium look, more of a fashion statement for me. Not much reviews out there so this was great
Yes! Their classic model is quite a versatile piece of footwear and as an added bonus they make good winter/waterproof boots and also low and mid cut shoes. Basically you can get whatever type of shoe style you want all with the palladium quality and look.
Found these at the salvation army store for 5 bucks in worn once condition. Glad I picked them up, I bet they will live much longer than my converse. Have a great day
Awesome find! I think you’ll enjoy them!
The company started in WW2 making tires,when the war ended they started making boots for the French military.
Wow Thanks for that info 👌🏾
and they crack in three places in six months.
How we one i do not know 😉
@@pucknhusker9426 you’re the only person I’ve ever heard say that. Palladiums are well known for their rubber durability. Usually the upper falls apart first. Maybe yours were just defective.
Yeah I’d have to agree. I wore my pair while doing all sorts of work. They’ve been exposed to oil, dirt, solvents, and on accident… battery acid. They’re still very much intact. The canvas is definitely worn though.
Great video! Been on the fence about these (though I do own a pair of Palladium Tactical Zip Boots, hard to find these days but they're fantastic) but based on your review I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on them. Thanks!
You’re welcome! They’re solid. I actually recently started wearing them to work as its way too hot for boots right now. They’ve been holding up well!
Nice review, good looking boots!
Thank you!!
Definitely upgrading the quality of your videos! Looks great!
Hey man hows the sizing. I wear us 10.5 on vans, 10 on converse 70. Do they run narrow?
I heard they run true but don’t know how much help that is 2 months late
I prefer Palladium deep grooves than to boots like Doc Marten. Palladium takes some time for the sole to wear out. Mine took 5 years to wear out only half of the soles.
Oh yeah! They're definitely build really well!
is it suitable for a light hike?
Good review
Thank you!
Nice review
Thank you!
great video! Would you say they are quite narrow fit ? Any recommendations for wide feet ?
In my experience with quite a few different canvas/rubber shoes like this I'd say they tend to be a good all rounder. Not too wide not too narrow. If you plan on getting a waterproof version (not the plain canvas) to wear in the winter, order a half size up and wear thick wool socks with them. You shouldn't have any pinching issues if you do that. In terms of other products that are like these, well, I really haven't found anything like palladiums so far.
@@NathanKnepper thank you! I will probably get a pair
All models looks narrow LOL
Toe cap for shifting gears (motorcyce)
what is their temperature regime?
For these, being mostly canvas, I wouldn't wear them in any environment where you'll be encountering snow higher than 2 inches. If you're going to be outside in cold weather you could wear thick wool socks with them and they'd be fine. Honestly just check out their site. They have a few options with insulation that are also waterproof (these are not).
@@NathanKnepper Thank you !
How many inches is the heel? Good video btw
I would say around 1/2 to 2/3 of an inch. The boot isn’t too slanted forward as there is a good bit of tread on the front too.
What jacket do you have there bro?...sick!
are the palladium boots waterproof? and to what level? I'm looking at the waxed version now...
Legendary Whitetails Journeyman flannel lined canvas shirt jacked. Love the look of it BUT sadly I think it could be constructed a little better. The armpit seam on one side ripped when I was putting it on once so that was disappointing. Their customer service is pretty decent however. Nice Collective also has amazing canvas coats if you can find a good one used. They're VERY expensive and usually custom made in small batches. Found mine on ebay pretty worn for around $80
I'm sure you could use a canvas waterproofer on them but no they're not very water proof but the do dry quickly! I know from personal experience! They have some more waterproof versions made of leather and I think are even lined to be warmer (good winter boots) and they recently released a special edition in colab with (I believe) Michelin tires that's supposed to be great out in the elements
They're good, but I won't walk on hours with them. That's really my only issue with these boots is the comfort. I love how they look. They're super sturdy and I had mine for years. But it's just not something that I would wear for even half a day of walking around
That's a good point. If you're not used to wearing shoes that aren't super comfortable they might be somewhat painful. Personally I'm always breaking in new pairs of leather boots so I've grow used to the constant pain 😂 thick leather, thin cork layer, hard rubber sole, concrete. They do become very comfortable after a few months tho (leather boots)
Change the insole and lace em up real good. Have 6 pairs.
Bro this boots don’t last I use them daily and I already bought two pairs they have the same deffect they start opening from where the canvas end at the tip of the boot
Thanks for the info! I recently started wearing them to work at the shop and for airsoft so I guess I’ll find out first hand how they go. Might need to make an updated video
Really looking forward to the updated video about them!
Not skate shoe inspired, Palladium boots originated after WW2, made famous by their use by the French Foreign Legion.
Thank you for the correction. I was more referring to the style of shoe/boot, canvas with a rubber sole, but you would be correct about them being used in WW2. Apparently palladium even made aviation tires which is super cool!
@@NathanKnepper Yes, it's a fascinating transition from making aircraft tyres to boots!. Anyway, I enjoyed the review, they're great boots, been wearing them for years myself. Cheers!
They're not that durable they last one year usually
I’d buy these if they weren’t made in China
Fair enough. I’ve been thinking, I should look for a USA made shoe that is similar. Most of the leather boots I review are USA made so it would be a cool video I think.
@@NathanKnepper That would be a great video! I’ve been searching for USA made canvas sneakers and I’m surprised how few there are! Woobies and Opie Way are made in the US. Rancourt used to make canvas sneakers. And since PF Flyers sold, they no longer offer a USA made line.
Ive got a woobie review here on the channel! Its an older video and definitely could be improved upon but if you’re interested its there.