Chainsaw Boots for Tree Climbers

[Bixler]

I've worn these boots everyday for a month now. They keep my feet warm, dry, have great traction, and are very comfortable with spurs or on the ground. Made by Tango, an outfit out of Germany. For more info visit http://www.drayer.de/en/

 

[Arborfet]

Who were you able to buy the boots from. I'm interested in getting the tango vi but I can't find a vendor

 

[Bixler]

I got them directly from Marc, try his email and he can get you set up. sacker@drayer.de

 

[Arborfet]

Thanks

 

[bonner1040]

Are they chainsaw protection? What kind? Class, Type?

 

[GregManning]

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Are they chainsaw protection? What kind? Class, Type?

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See link:
http://www.drayer.de/en/

"The Tango EXTREME
The “Tango® EXTREME“ is a chainsaw boot class 2 (24m/Sec
chain speed), waterproof tanned leather, exceptionally lightweight,
durable and comfortable to wear. The sole is designed
for traction and durability with the protective rubber around the
foot. The ankle is held thanks to the stretch reinforcement."

 

[bonner1040]

Cool!

 

[Winch]

https://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?item=1810

I've now worn these for 2 years. Still! no complaints. Definitely the best boots I've owned, and I've quite a few with chainsaw protection.

Not the Tangos though, they look really great too! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Bixler]

I was doing brush clean up on a nasty hillside in the melting snow ALL DAY yesterday, took off the boots by the wood stove at home… my feet were bone dry.

I've never had a pair of boots that didn't at least get my feet a little wet, until these.

Today I was spreading chips on a muddy road and sunk ankle deep through muddy water, I thought for sure my feet were gonna be soaked… nope, not a bit of moisture.

I've stabbed them with my spikes a time or two and it doesn't even phase them.

These boots are Tango Tuff

 

[treehumper]

I still like steel toes. Do they have them?

 

[Bixler]

Check in with treestuff.com or wesspur.com - They can get you Drayer products.

I'd try that over emailing Marc.