I love my pair of Danners! I do not remember what the boots are called, but they are so comfortable. I work in a grocery store…

I am assigned to patrol the everglades district in Florida. For the last three years i have worn Danner boots. While walking through the swamp, i have never gotten a wet foot yet…

I first noticed Danners at the cav store in Ft. Knox, Kentucky. I bought them for my deployment to Germany. Those boots saved my feet from one of the most brutal winters they have ever had. That was 1988…

Dear Sirs, I am sending you this picture of a pair of your Danner boots that I bought in the August of 1997. I have worn the boots at least 8 months of every year since I bought them…

I have owned danner boots for sometime, for hunting purposes only, however for the past 3 yrs i have worn their acadia boot in the oilfield where condition remain poor on a boot even on the most beautiful of days…

I bought my first pair of Danner boots back in 1979 or 1980. i was working in Alaska and dealing with wet feet all the time…

On the opening morning of Arizona’s quail hunting season in October 2004, I was quail hunting by myself in Southern Arizona.

Safely teaching people, even armed professionals, to fight with their weapons requires a structured approach. We begin slowly and build up to combatives.

The victim observed the suspects return to his vehicle and in anger he displayed a handgun. In an act of desperate hopelessness and frustration he proceeded to shoot one of the suspects in the back killing him.

While stopped at a red light two subjects came out of a fast-food establishment looked around and quickly went into, what I call, the “felony-run”.

After four months of guiding full time I was finally loading the truck with my own hunting gear. It was a few days after Christmas and I was heading out early the next morning.

It was 1994, springtime, and our trip required snowshoes, plastic boots, crampons, a seat harness, rock climbing shoes, and of course a good pair of Danner boots. We were heading to Engles Peak.

The boot helped me during the crash by providing stability, and also possibly prevented further injury by containing the broken bones, stabilizing my lower leg similar to how a splint works, and by controlling bleeding.

While being pushed by Charlie and walking on one foot from midnight to six in the morning, near the Stoner area of Colorado, to harvest a nice 950 lb 6×7 bull elk.

Kevin thought it would be a good idea to give the porcupine a little nudge to help him on his way.

“…my foot struck the pedal, I completely broke the pedal off and my foot was turned completely around backwards…”