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Meindl Burma PRO MFS Walking Boots – classic three season hand ...

Www.webtogs.co.uk Gareth from Webtogs reviews the Meindl Burma PRO MFS Walking Boots. The Meindl Burma Pro walking boot is a Gore-Tex lined version of the Borneo and is suitable for extensive walking and moderate trekking. This classic hill boot from Meindl has been specifically re-designed to get the very best out of the mixed and varied terrain that we find here in Britain. Look at any best in test from Trail & TGO, and the Meindl Burma PRO MFS Walking Boot will consistently appear near the top of the rankings – with good reason. The Burma sole features a Vibram Multigriff grip which gives excellent grip and stability, you also have a vented ankle which constantly pumps the damp hot air out from the bottom of the boot itself. As with all Meindl boots you get legendary German attention to detail, with a hand finished rubber rand along the outside of the boot. The Meindl Burma Pro features a single piece nubuck leather upper which combined with the goretex membrane ensures there is no danger of your feet getting damp. Menidl’s reputation of excellent quality and well designed and specified boots is now firmly fixed in concrete and these boots are one of our most popular models. Features: * Upper: Sil-Nubuck leather * Lining: GORE-TEX * Footbed: Air-Active * Sole: Meindl Karisimbi Multigriff from Vibram Tech details: Weight: 790g / 28oz MFS (Memory Foam System) Especially developed foam is used for the padding. From the foot temperature the foam softens and adjusts …

@Katzenflitzer All treatment products do affect the colour of leather to a greater or lesser extent. For looking after your boots, we recommend Nikwax Waterproofing Wax for Leather, and as the leather gets drier, you can use a standard Beeswax or leather conditioning cream to re-hydrate the leather. Without knowing what the attendant has sold you, I can’t comment exactly, but I hope this helps.

Thanks for the video! I recently bought a pair of Meindl Badile boots, which are also made with sil-nubuck leather uppers, but without the GoreTex lining. The attendant in the shop in Prague where I bought them sold me a tin of “Sil-Proof” , which I applied as instructed, but the stuff completely wrecked the color of the boots and they are still damp and tacky to the touch after 24 hours. Any ideas on that? Have I been instructed to wreck my boots? Thanks for advice!

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