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Ridgeline 45L Pack
Three or four days on the Bruce Trail without the pack becoming the problem.

FOOTWEAR · MADE IN CANADA
Full-grain leather, resoleable, and stiff enough for a loaded pack on rock.
Only 3 left in this combination.
A proper leather boot in a market that has mostly moved to fabric shoes you throw away. This one is Goodyear-welted, which means when the sole wears out — and it will, at around 1,500 km — a cobbler replaces it rather than you replacing the boot.
Full-grain leather from a tannery in Quebec, one-piece across the vamp so there are fewer seams to fail. A steel shank gives the torsional stiffness you want on the escarpment's loose rock.
They need breaking in. Two weeks of wearing them around the house and on short walks before you take them anywhere serious. Anyone who tells you a leather boot is comfortable straight out of the box is selling you a different boot.
“Six years, resoled at year four for $95. Try that with a pair of trail runners.”
“Two blisters in week one and I nearly returned them. Month two they're the best boots I've owned. Be patient.”
“The EE is genuinely wide, not 'wide for a narrow boot'. First hiking boot that's fit me properly.”
BEST SELLERPACKS
Three or four days on the Bruce Trail without the pack becoming the problem.
SAVE $60.00OUTERWEAR
Waxed cotton that sheds a Georgian Bay squall and gets better looking as it ages.
BEST SELLERLAYERS
Two pairs. Merino and nylon, knitted in Ontario, and they will outlast your boots.