[pct-l] Sundowner boots

Jack Richardson jackrichardson at adelphia.net
Fri Nov 9 10:07:20 CST 2007


vera,

I have a love-hate feeling about them. I used them for my '01 AT  
thru. There was no break-in time and I did not get blisters; however  
the soles kept caming off the boots.  I was told they were  
manufactured in Italy and there was a single time production run  
problem (glue). They did replace them but the aggravation took its  
toll on me.

tumbleweed2001at


On Nov 9, 2007, at 10:36 AM, V Hurst wrote:

> For a while they were made in Italy? then they sent them to China  
> or somewhere to be made for a while..they were awful then...then  
> they sent them back to Italy or somewhere to be made again within  
> the last 2-3 years...now I haven't checked for  a year or so but  
> this is what I think...soooo they may be better quality again now...
>
> My experience with these are that you either love em or you hate  
> 'em'...I do NOT like them.. :)
> can you say mega heel blisters?! ruined my first AT hike.. :) but I  
> was a newbie then and didn't know how to walk thru the pain...  
> (kidding I'm sort of kidding:)
>
> vera
>
> , I talk badly about Vasque Sundowner boots! Specifically
> --- I had a pair a number of years ago and the leather cracked after
> a relatively short life and with no other problems. I have since
> heard that this is a typical occurrence. Maybe we don't know how to
> care for them properly, but I have had several pairs of other brand
> boots without that problem.
>
> Pieces
>
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