As an old Marine (I served 90-94) It always cheers me up when I see an Eagle, Globe and Anchor. There is nothing wrong with showing support for the Corps.
I have these and the Danner RAT. They are both amazing. The Danner RAT is the only boot I've ever had that required zero break in time. Love both pairs.
Thanks Mathew for such an insightful review. Very helpful. I also admire your honest disclaimer that you are not a Marine. You earned my subscription and hope this boots are holding strong. I look forward to hearing from you with great content
Danner, the US made models, are the best off the shelf boots you can buy. My Rainforest boots lasted two years working trail crew at the Grand Canyon. Everybody, except the guy with $600 custom made Whites, had to replace theirs two to three times a year. Maybe the only proving ground for boots harder than USMC boot camp. We had the rocks, the sand, and the miles, with the added benefit of mule piss. I bought a pair of the RATS from Danner and expect to wear them for the next decade.
Comprei um par de botas Danner exatamente desse modelo em 2012 nos EUA, mas na cor sage-green, uso-a no trabalho pesado na fazenda quase todos os dias e nos meus rides de moto big-trail pelos interiores selvagens e remotos do Brasil e não consigo destrui-las, nunca vi um par de botas mais robustas do que essa, acho que vai sobrar para os meus netos a tarefa de acabar de consumi-las.
I have been looking at buying this particular boot. I have the NC RAT boots which have been great. I am concerned about the $350 price of these boots.,
Thanks for the explanation of the sizing. I have just ordered a pair. Looking forward to them, but they will take a while to be shipped to Australia. Great Video.
It’s not because of the “maybe because it’s imported” it’s because every company uses different lasts. I’m willing to bed for this boot danner used the standard DOD last that way service members can take their issues boot size and buy the same size with this boot line.
Have you tried the Reckoning 8? For these MEB boots, how would they perform for running? Are they flexible and comfortable enough for long term use? Is their space in the toe box, whats the sizing accuracy?
I’m in the same boat as you. I’d rather have the tan boot for hiking and outdoors activities, just because it doesn’t get scuffed up like my black fort Lewis boots do. I just wish danner made an 8-10inch tan stitchdown boot without the EGA emblem.
They make the exact same boot without the Eagle globe and Anchor. Those are the ones that you should be wearing. Since you have not earned the right to wear that taliban slayin Warrior boot
@@archieparadox4145 Yeah just in case anyone is crawling around your feet with a flashlight and manage to see the light imprint on the bottom of a boot. You're an idiot.
I've had the Danner Tanicus for over a year now, and I've beat them up pretty good between field exercises and hiking and what not. You did mention in this video that you doubted their durability, but how have they held up now that it is 2 years later? Also, do you have any experience with the Rivot? What is your favorite Danner boot so far?
I can’t really comment on how these have held up because I haven’t worn them a ton. Interestingly enough that is because I’ve gotten some danner rivot boots which have easily become my favorite boot period. In my opinion the only con is they are expensive and non re-craftable. The upper is built to last so you can run them as long as the outsole is good but when the outsole is worn bare there done. I’ve been running a pair of rivot for about 1.75 years to work everyday.
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 Ok thank you very much, I have been looking at the Rivot since I recently got a 40% off coupon from Danner, which would make the boots pretty affordable. I have been having a hard time deciding between that and the Reckoning though, I've heard great things about both, and I'm getting a little impatient considering the Rivot is not in stock haha.
I preferred the RAT boot for durability.....these are exactly the same but without the reenforced toe and heel cups and would kinda suck for "daily" wear......plus with anything USA made I tend to be wary since QC control over there compared to UK or EU made items
Great work boot i own the Danner rat boots as well as the Acadia tan and use the black unis for security work they all have held up for the past six plus years , just incredible.
I never really understood “recraftable” modern tactical boots. Yeah it’s stitched down to a midsole and that can be replaced but the other soft rubber midsole and the harder rubber outsole are still gonna be glued to that and sometimes those two rubber pieces mig also be glued to each other. You still have 2 other failure points that makes the completely bypasses the layer that’s stitched down.
The rythm of use of the midsole shouldn't be too drastic if you do recraft them before its too late. Well made shoes are generally able to take a few re-soles before these "points of failure" actually fail. Of course, in case of tactical boots maybe its true that the specifics involved in training and fighting are so intense that theres no point in recrafting them.
You aren't understanding what recraftable means.. a shoe repairman will take off the entire sole, cut the stitches out of the upper, and sew it all down again if necessary, not just the tread sole replacement. There are videos showing the process if you're so inclined. Cheers
Here are the regulations directly copied form the air force. Look it up to verify (Change) 6.4.3. Footwear (males/females) Combat boots. (Change) 6.4.3.1. Sage Green Boots. Will be worn with the ABU. (Exception: Athletic shoes may be worn if medically necessary, as determined by competent medical authorities at a civilian or military treatment facility and approved by the commander). Boots will be sage green, lace up with plain rounded toe or rounded capped toe with or without a perforated seam. A zipper or elastic inserts may be worn; however, if worn, they will be without design. Green boots can be either with or without a safety toe. [Exception for black combat boot wear in industrial areas: ref para 6.4.3.3.] (Add) 6.4.3.2. Tan or Coyote Brown Boots. During initial transition Airmen may wear either Tan or Coyote Brown boots with the OCPs. On 1 June 2020, only Coyote Brown boots will be worn with the OCP. [Exception: Athletic shoes may be worn if medically necessary, as determined by competent medical authorities at a civilian or military treatment facility and approved by the commander]. Boots will be laced up with plain rounded toe or rounded capped toe with or without a perforated seam. A zipper or elastic inserts may be worn; however, if worn, they will be without design. Boots can be either with or without a safety toe. [Exception for black combat boot wear in industrial areas: ref para 6.4.3.3.] (Change) 6.4.3.3. Black Combat Boots wear is optional with the service dress and services uniforms when not wearing a skirt, maternity service dress and/or maternity jumper. Laces will either be tied and tucked in the boot or tied and wrapped around the boot. No ―bowtie boot laces. Logos will be the same color as the boot. Exception: Installation commanders can authorize the wear of black combat boots with the utility uniform on their installation where they deem necessary. This exception is not specifically restricted to flightline activities. It may be applied where industrial products or processes cause irreparable damage to the stain resistant sage green boots. Sage green uniform boots must be worn when departing the installation and other areas not designated for wear by the installation commander.
With all the tecnical rules stated this is what im taking away from it. Keep in mind i am not in the air force. This is simply what I believe the bottomline to be. Do your own research to verify! They are in a transition period with boots/uniform (also know as opc or Operational Camouflage Pattern. The old is sage green boots moving to coyote colored boots which must be used by the mentioned date in year 2020. Up until that point coyote or sage green boots are permitted. With ny understanding i would recommend buying coyote boots ofcause because they will atleast theoretically last longer. These meb boots are listed and sold as color Mojave which atleast in theory automatically disqualifies them from conpliance. They also have the marine emblem which I personally think would cause compliance issues (in the listed regulation the only limit on emblems is the color however i just dont see your superior's being okay with an airman wearing marine marked boots) I hope this was helpful and fully answered your question. It took a bit of digging to find this for you. If you have any more questions (maybe on other reccomends) send them over and ill do my best. Thanks for watching!
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 yes that helps a ton. Its a shame I can't prolly wear these boots. They look great and are resoleable/ recraftable which drew my attention to them in the first place. You'd think there'd be some other resoleable options.
Since you have a lot of experience with Danner boots, I was wondering which you think are better designed and are more comfortable between the Desert TFX and Tanicus models.
The tfx are more comfortable. Better padding and a more complex lacing system reduces pressure at specific points. With that being said they are also slightly heavier and hotter. They 100% take more time to lace up. Tfx has vibrio outsole so it will probably hold up slightly better in that regard Both are good. Hope this was helpful
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 Yes, it helps. Thanks! I just received a pair of Tanicus and they seem to have pressure points at both ankles. I can feel it right when I'm put them on even before lacing them up, especially on the left ankle. It's odd. I was thinking the TFX's lacing system might relieve that pressure and maybe be a little wider in the toe box too. By the way, your reviews very informative.
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 I've never needed a wide. On the Braddock scale I measure a 12.5 "C". I ordered the Tanicus in 13M and it should have been alright. The length was fine. Maybe they run narrow???
Mark N some people do tend to think they’re more narrow than the average. I think a lot of the American made fanned boots are a little wider. But just a little
All Danner boots that are made for our military are Berry compliant. They’re all made in the USA. From their Acadia’s to their RAT boots to their marine expeditionary boot. I’ve been wearing Danner made in USA 🇺🇸 boots for 25 years. I’m a huge fan of the Acadia’s and their Fort Lewis boot. Just picked up a few pairs of their rat boots since they are liquidating their stock. I have not tried their marine expeditionary boot yet but it looks like a great boot. Danner low end boots are made overseas
Hows the lateral ankle support? With the looseness shown in the video it doesn't look great. (BTW the majority of military aged men don't have fat ankles either....)
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 hmm. I’m used to down stitch (I daily wear ariats boots that literally weigh half a pound each) most people that talk about weight have never worn boots that literally make you a pound heavier. What do you like about the rivet
@@somedudeona6367 everything. There’re pretty breathable. They’re pretty light for what they are comfortable very comfortable and something that’s HUGE for me is the lacing only the calf. The mebs are super wide on the calf. My legs aren’t huge I’m a tall slender build so when I pull tight the lacing eyelets comes together and it’s still not super tight. The rivot is built a little bit (not a crazy amount but enough to make a difference) more narrow on the calf so they lace way better for me. Very durable boot but the outsole is the weakness. The upper will absolutely hold up past the life of the soles but because they aren’t retractable ones you wear down the soles they are done.
Now,this boot is made well.I'm not a Marine,and don't care to be one...U.S.ARMY ALL THE WAY;yet I know quality when it appears.I wonder which is better the Danner RAT Boot versus ROCKY sV2? OH,and does the Danner RAT Boot comes in sage green?
John Hernandez I've been looking at them. They look very nice. Recently I've been using the rivot alot and I really like that one. Thanks for the feedback and your service!
I haven't tested these in water yet. I did call danner for info on the leather care and the rep mentioned using a silicone based water proofing spray on it with that being said I dont think you would get wet with one step in a puddle if it doesn't go up to the nylon part but it probobly will get wet pretty quick standing in water for more than a second. Like I said I cant say for sure on that I haven't tested it yet. As far as sizing. The diffrence in width is slight. If you're comfortably wearing a wide on the tfx and not having any issues with it feeling to wide you will probobly be well suited with a wide on the M.E.B. boots as well. For me the normal width on the TFX G3 fits perfect 10/10 and the M.E.B. there is the slightest bit of play. I have tried wearing 2 pairs of socks on the M.E.B. and it helped in the heal and leg part but the toe area was too tight with 2 pairs of socks. I hope this was helpful. If you have any further questions I can answer to the best of my ability
I believe you. Just has the white lining sewn in at top which is usually how they have the gotetex bootie sewn in also. That’s why I was saying something.
@@LîNkxUSMC the danner MEB boot is not a jungle boot. Just a standard boot made for the Marines by danner. The marine corps uses a whole different boot for jungle. Just cause it has side vents doesn't make it a jungle boot. I have many boots by different companies that have vents but there not jungle boots. And are military issued.
They make the exact same boot without the Eagle globe and Anchor. Those are the ones that you should be wearing. Since you have not earned the right to wear that taliban slayin Warrior boot. If you didn't complete the Crucible, you should take those boots off.
This doesnt take away from the military, it supports and takes pride in the Military. My son just graduated boot camp at MCRD in San Diego. Should the parents, brothers, sisters, family and friends not wear all the USMC gear in support of there loved ones, because there not in the military? We have plenty of haters of our Military in this country dont go after patriots.
I served and there's nothing wrong with it. Silly to pretend you're allowed to wear something or not in what's supposed to be such a free country lmao. Get the stick outta your butt.
As an old Marine (I served 90-94) It always cheers me up when I see an Eagle, Globe and Anchor. There is nothing wrong with showing support for the Corps.
Thanks for sharing!
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 👍
Until now, I just finished collecting all tree of theses boots together …….as you said, these are excellent boots I do really like them all.
I have these and the Danner RAT. They are both amazing. The Danner RAT is the only boot I've ever had that required zero break in time. Love both pairs.
Just picked up three pairs of their rat boot for $73 a pair. Apparently the Marines are liquidating their entire stock of RAT boots
Helmand 2010, foot patrols all day every day as a SAW gunner, and these boots NEVER failed me. The absolute best boot on earth. Period.
Thanks Mathew for such an insightful review. Very helpful. I also admire your honest disclaimer that you are not a Marine. You earned my subscription and hope this boots are holding strong. I look forward to hearing from you with great content
Thank you for that intro. I’ve never even thought about it like that but thank you. I hope you enjoyed those boots.
You should give an update on these once you’ve put some wear on them.
Danner, the US made models, are the best off the shelf boots you can buy. My Rainforest boots lasted two years working trail crew at the Grand Canyon. Everybody, except the guy with $600 custom made Whites, had to replace theirs two to three times a year. Maybe the only proving ground for boots harder than USMC boot camp. We had the rocks, the sand, and the miles, with the added benefit of mule piss. I bought a pair of the RATS from Danner and expect to wear them for the next decade.
Awesome, thanks for sharing your input. I totally agree.
I hear the stich down construction boots feel wider due to the way there made.
Supporting the marines one step at a time 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Comprei um par de botas Danner exatamente desse modelo em 2012 nos EUA, mas na cor sage-green, uso-a no trabalho pesado na fazenda quase todos os dias e nos meus rides de moto big-trail pelos interiores selvagens e remotos do Brasil e não consigo destrui-las, nunca vi um par de botas mais robustas do que essa, acho que vai sobrar para os meus netos a tarefa de acabar de consumi-las.
I have been looking at buying this particular boot. I have the NC RAT boots which have been great. I am concerned about the $350 price of these boots.,
Thanks for the explanation of the sizing. I have just ordered a pair. Looking forward to them, but they will take a while to be shipped to Australia. Great Video.
It’s not because of the “maybe because it’s imported” it’s because every company uses different lasts. I’m willing to bed for this boot danner used the standard DOD last that way service members can take their issues boot size and buy the same size with this boot line.
did you like the boots?
@@lost_pidgeon Great boots. Very comfortable good ankle support.
Have you tried the Reckoning 8? For these MEB boots, how would they perform for running? Are they flexible and comfortable enough for long term use? Is their space in the toe box, whats the sizing accuracy?
Comfortable for hiking and working in, but pretty damn heavy to go running. At least from my experience
I’m in the same boat as you. I’d rather have the tan boot for hiking and outdoors activities, just because it doesn’t get scuffed up like my black fort Lewis boots do. I just wish danner made an 8-10inch tan stitchdown boot without the EGA emblem.
If you didn't complete the Crucible, you should take those boots off
They make the exact same boot without the Eagle globe and Anchor. Those are the ones that you should be wearing. Since you have not earned the right to wear that taliban slayin Warrior boot
@@archieparadox4145 Yeah just in case anyone is crawling around your feet with a flashlight and manage to see the light imprint on the bottom of a boot. You're an idiot.
I've had the Danner Tanicus for over a year now, and I've beat them up pretty good between field exercises and hiking and what not. You did mention in this video that you doubted their durability, but how have they held up now that it is 2 years later?
Also, do you have any experience with the Rivot? What is your favorite Danner boot so far?
I can’t really comment on how these have held up because I haven’t worn them a ton. Interestingly enough that is because I’ve gotten some danner rivot boots which have easily become my favorite boot period. In my opinion the only con is they are expensive and non re-craftable. The upper is built to last so you can run them as long as the outsole is good but when the outsole is worn bare there done. I’ve been running a pair of rivot for about 1.75 years to work everyday.
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 Ok thank you very much, I have been looking at the Rivot since I recently got a 40% off coupon from Danner, which would make the boots pretty affordable.
I have been having a hard time deciding between that and the Reckoning though, I've heard great things about both, and I'm getting a little impatient considering the Rivot is not in stock haha.
@@smesaric both are good. Who knows when the rivot will be back in stock
Fort Lewis boots
And their Acadia boot are my favorite by far
I preferred the RAT boot for durability.....these are exactly the same but without the reenforced toe and heel cups and would kinda suck for "daily" wear......plus with anything USA made I tend to be wary since QC control over there compared to UK or EU made items
The RAT boots are absolutely wonderful, but they DO wear much quicker than the expeditionary boots. Speaking from my experience in Helmand 2010 🤷🏻♂️
You're good to go brother
Do they have replaceable footbeds?
@androidnokia4.287 yes, these are "recraftable" due to the stitch down construction
Great work boot i own the Danner rat boots as well as the Acadia tan and use the black unis for security work they all have held up for the past six plus years , just incredible.
Thanks for sharing. It really is amazing how comfortable and durable the American made danner boots are!
I never really understood “recraftable” modern tactical boots. Yeah it’s stitched down to a midsole and that can be replaced but the other soft rubber midsole and the harder rubber outsole are still gonna be glued to that and sometimes those two rubber pieces mig also be glued to each other. You still have 2 other failure points that makes the completely bypasses the layer that’s stitched down.
The rythm of use of the midsole shouldn't be too drastic if you do recraft them before its too late. Well made shoes are generally able to take a few re-soles before these "points of failure" actually fail. Of course, in case of tactical boots maybe its true that the specifics involved in training and fighting are so intense that theres no point in recrafting them.
If you wear them as a civilian or out of duty, it for sure makes sense
You aren't understanding what recraftable means.. a shoe repairman will take off the entire sole, cut the stitches out of the upper, and sew it all down again if necessary, not just the tread sole replacement. There are videos showing the process if you're so inclined. Cheers
Will these support my weak ass ankles,also is there a black collor way.
Just joined the USAF and I'm wondering if there is any reason why I couldn't wear these?
Here are the regulations directly copied form the air force. Look it up to verify
(Change) 6.4.3. Footwear (males/females) Combat boots.
(Change) 6.4.3.1. Sage Green Boots. Will be worn with the ABU. (Exception: Athletic shoes may be worn if medically necessary, as determined by competent medical authorities at a civilian or military treatment facility and approved by the commander). Boots will be sage green, lace up with plain rounded toe or rounded capped toe with or without a perforated seam. A zipper or elastic inserts may be worn; however, if worn, they will be without design. Green boots can be either with or without a safety toe. [Exception for black combat boot wear in industrial areas: ref para 6.4.3.3.]
(Add) 6.4.3.2. Tan or Coyote Brown Boots. During initial transition Airmen may wear either Tan or Coyote Brown boots with the OCPs. On 1 June 2020, only Coyote Brown boots will be worn with the OCP. [Exception: Athletic shoes may be worn if medically necessary, as determined by competent medical authorities at a civilian or military treatment facility and approved by the commander]. Boots will be laced up with plain rounded toe or rounded capped toe with or without a perforated seam. A zipper or elastic inserts may be worn; however, if worn, they will be without design. Boots can be either with or without a safety toe. [Exception for black combat boot wear in industrial areas: ref para 6.4.3.3.]
(Change) 6.4.3.3. Black Combat Boots wear is optional with the service dress and services uniforms when not wearing a skirt, maternity service dress and/or maternity jumper. Laces will either be tied and tucked in the boot or tied and wrapped around the boot. No ―bowtie boot laces. Logos will be the same color as the boot. Exception: Installation commanders can authorize the wear of black combat boots with the utility uniform on their installation where they deem necessary. This exception is not specifically restricted to flightline activities. It may be applied where industrial products or processes cause irreparable damage to the stain resistant sage green boots. Sage green uniform boots must be worn when departing the installation and other areas not designated for wear by the installation commander.
With all the tecnical rules stated this is what im taking away from it. Keep in mind i am not in the air force. This is simply what I believe the bottomline to be. Do your own research to verify!
They are in a transition period with boots/uniform (also know as opc or Operational Camouflage Pattern. The old is sage green boots moving to coyote colored boots which must be used by the mentioned date in year 2020. Up until that point coyote or sage green boots are permitted.
With ny understanding i would recommend buying coyote boots ofcause because they will atleast theoretically last longer.
These meb boots are listed and sold as color Mojave which atleast in theory automatically disqualifies them from conpliance. They also have the marine emblem which I personally think would cause compliance issues (in the listed regulation the only limit on emblems is the color however i just dont see your superior's being okay with an airman wearing marine marked boots)
I hope this was helpful and fully answered your question. It took a bit of digging to find this for you. If you have any more questions (maybe on other reccomends) send them over and ill do my best. Thanks for watching!
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 yes that helps a ton. Its a shame I can't prolly wear these boots. They look great and are resoleable/ recraftable which drew my attention to them in the first place. You'd think there'd be some other resoleable options.
Since you have a lot of experience with Danner boots, I was wondering which you think are better designed and are more comfortable between the Desert TFX and Tanicus models.
The tfx are more comfortable. Better padding and a more complex lacing system reduces pressure at specific points.
With that being said they are also slightly heavier and hotter. They 100% take more time to lace up.
Tfx has vibrio outsole so it will probably hold up slightly better in that regard
Both are good. Hope this was helpful
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 Yes, it helps. Thanks! I just received a pair of Tanicus and they seem to have pressure points at both ankles. I can feel it right when I'm put them on even before lacing them up, especially on the left ankle. It's odd. I was thinking the TFX's lacing system might relieve that pressure and maybe be a little wider in the toe box too. By the way, your reviews very informative.
Mark N perhaps you need a wide? The toe box should be the same on both models.
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 I've never needed a wide. On the Braddock scale I measure a 12.5 "C". I ordered the Tanicus in 13M and it should have been alright. The length was fine. Maybe they run narrow???
Mark N some people do tend to think they’re more narrow than the average. I think a lot of the American made fanned boots are a little wider. But just a little
All Danner boots that are made for our military are Berry compliant.
They’re all made in the USA. From their Acadia’s to their RAT boots to their marine expeditionary boot.
I’ve been wearing Danner made in USA 🇺🇸 boots for 25 years.
I’m a huge fan of the Acadia’s and their Fort Lewis boot. Just picked up a few pairs of their rat boots since they are liquidating their stock.
I have not tried their marine expeditionary boot yet but it looks like a great boot.
Danner low end boots are made overseas
That 1 min long disclaimer 1:08 lol
There is something socially wrong when you had to disclaim like that
Yeah I wish I didn't feel that necessary but people are often judgmental, thank you for watching though!
I like your boots
Hows the lateral ankle support? With the looseness shown in the video it doesn't look great. (BTW the majority of military aged men don't have fat ankles either....)
Not much support. Generally a slim design. Not a ton of extra material aside from the sole
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 ok thanks for the reviews.
How do you like the tannicus vs the meb now after a year?
My favorite is actually the rivot. I would recommend American made if possible but I personally prefer the fit of the non stitch down boots
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 hmm. I’m used to down stitch (I daily wear ariats boots that literally weigh half a pound each) most people that talk about weight have never worn boots that literally make you a pound heavier. What do you like about the rivet
@@somedudeona6367 everything. There’re pretty breathable. They’re pretty light for what they are comfortable very comfortable and something that’s HUGE for me is the lacing only the calf. The mebs are super wide on the calf. My legs aren’t huge I’m a tall slender build so when I pull tight the lacing eyelets comes together and it’s still not super tight. The rivot is built a little bit (not a crazy amount but enough to make a difference) more narrow on the calf so they lace way better for me.
Very durable boot but the outsole is the weakness. The upper will absolutely hold up past the life of the soles but because they aren’t retractable ones you wear down the soles they are done.
@@flyinfr33domfreedom2 I got wide feet so the mebs would be a better fit?
@@somedudeona6367 probably. As long as your ankles/calf’s can fill the meb that would probably be the better boot for you
Now,this boot is made well.I'm not a Marine,and don't care to be one...U.S.ARMY ALL THE WAY;yet I know quality when it appears.I wonder which is better the Danner RAT Boot versus ROCKY sV2? OH,and does the Danner RAT Boot comes in sage green?
Very early rats had a tan/green variant, but were rare 10 years ago. Every pair since have been the tan/brown color way. Cheers
Like your reviews you should try the Danner Reckoning boots in coyote brown, I'm in the military and just got them
John Hernandez I've been looking at them. They look very nice. Recently I've been using the rivot alot and I really like that one. Thanks for the feedback and your service!
I used the danner reckoning in ITB at SOI and they fell apart in 4 weeks so I don’t recommend them the glue holding the soles fell apart
U got size 12 D. But wanted to know what size Nike’s or any sneaker brand so you wear?
Prince James also 12 on Nike and under armor
I'm wearing Danner Desert TFX G3, size 10.5 EE. Should I go for 10.5 R or EE? Is the leather on M.E.B hydrophobic like the Desert TFX G3.
I haven't tested these in water yet. I did call danner for info on the leather care and the rep mentioned using a silicone based water proofing spray on it with that being said I dont think you would get wet with one step in a puddle if it doesn't go up to the nylon part but it probobly will get wet pretty quick standing in water for more than a second. Like I said I cant say for sure on that I haven't tested it yet. As far as sizing. The diffrence in width is slight. If you're comfortably wearing a wide on the tfx and not having any issues with it feeling to wide you will probobly be well suited with a wide on the M.E.B. boots as well. For me the normal width on the TFX G3 fits perfect 10/10 and the M.E.B. there is the slightest bit of play. I have tried wearing 2 pairs of socks on the M.E.B. and it helped in the heal and leg part but the toe area was too tight with 2 pairs of socks. I hope this was helpful. If you have any further questions I can answer to the best of my ability
203888 I have now exposed these to water. They dont soak up the water super quickly but they dont bead the water off either.
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏
To me it looks like they are gotetex lined.
Trust me it's not
I believe you. Just has the white lining sewn in at top which is usually how they have the gotetex bootie sewn in also. That’s why I was saying something.
@@tsmith1439 if they have vents its not gortex, easy rule of thumb. These are the meb jungle boots.
@@LîNkxUSMC the danner MEB boot is not a jungle boot. Just a standard boot made for the Marines by danner. The marine corps uses a whole different boot for jungle. Just cause it has side vents doesn't make it a jungle boot. I have many boots by different companies that have vents but there not jungle boots. And are military issued.
Poxa bro, me dá uma de presente.
I thought all Danner Boots were made in the USA. What a disappointment
These ones are us made but not all of them are. Its a price point thing as sad as it is.
They make the exact same boot without the Eagle globe and Anchor. Those are the ones that you should be wearing. Since you have not earned the right to wear that taliban slayin Warrior boot. If you didn't complete the Crucible, you should take those boots off.
Shut up boot
Yeah Archie shut the fuck up let him look like a boot with the EGA if he wants lol
This doesnt take away from the military, it supports and takes pride in the Military. My son just graduated boot camp at MCRD in San Diego. Should the parents, brothers, sisters, family and friends not wear all the USMC gear in support of there loved ones, because there not in the military? We have plenty of haters of our Military in this country dont go after patriots.
I served and there's nothing wrong with it. Silly to pretend you're allowed to wear something or not in what's supposed to be such a free country lmao. Get the stick outta your butt.
@@Cemmos thank you for sharing your opinion and thank you for your service