Brasher Recenzje 

I purchased a pair of Brasher walking shoes at a cost of £100. Quite expensive considering the boots I wear cost only £120. I only wanted these shoes to wear if walking to the pub at night when on camping trips. Probably about 4 weekends a year. Due to infrequent use i thought these shoes would last me a lifetime. How wrong I was. After wearing them 3 times the front of both shoes where the toes bend began to crease. Theyre made of some sort of plasticy matetial around this area. Thats fine i thought, no worries as i would expect any shoe to crrase here with walking. The creases got deeper and then on the 6th time wearing them i felt my feet were wet around the toes. Took them off to discover both the shoes were leaking where the creases were and wet through inside. The shoes were purchased 70 miles from home so when i next went to this area again i took the shoes only to find the shop had closed down. By rhis time the 12 months were up so couldnt really do any more about it. Except never purchase Brasher goods again.

Buying a pair of walking boots wearing them occasionally, you would think you’d have many years use. Not with Brasher! After 2 + years the sole detaches and you see the mid sole has disintegrated. At which time they are out of warranty and the company (Millets) can do nothing about it. Even offered to send the boots back so their lab can investigate, but not interested. Very poor quality boots! Look good and feel good but not worth paying for 2 years use wearing occasionally. Now looking at reviews I see others experience the same fault as well as eyelet problems.

I walk the dog daily for maybe 40 minutes average on easy going and I am around 12 stone. I ear gumboots when wet and some lightweight walking shoes most of the summer, so although 2 + years old not really had a hard life.
My first pair of Brasher boots the uppers parted company with soles after around 18 months, so I spent another £100+ on a second pair. (Thought I must have been unlucky!) 6 months in the eyelets on one boot started popping off, duly repaired by the local shop for £2 each (6 went)
Last week I thought that the heels felt a bit squishy on inspection I found that the layer between the hard sole and the uppers was disintegrating on both sides of both boots. Clearly inferior and inadequate materials.
These boots are not of merchantable quality, but out of guarantee and I cant be bothered with them. I have other brasher garments, but not anymore!!

Faulty eyeletts and no help!!
I bought these as I do an awful lot of walking..
As below, after only a month the eyeletts started to drop off.
After hours emailing and on the phone and being passed from pillar to post I have ordered some flexible eopoxy to try and mend them myself.
Awful customer service. Awful boots!!
You expect a better response to ptoblems when you are paying £120.00 plus..
I do not recommend these boots at all, I also do not recommend Berghaus as they took over Brasher..

I bought a pair of Brasher hiking boots from Blacks about 18 months ago (on sale for about £100), and though they fit well and were very comfortable, the eyelets began popping off within two weeks. I got an exchange pair of boots from Blacks, who said they'd never seen this problem before. The new pair did the same thing. I found a way to repair the eyelets using flexible epoxy, but in total I had to fix 8 of them. Two months ago the soles began tearing off and now they are unwearable. I walk about 7 hours a week on fairly rough terrain. Blacks refused to publish this review!

I bought apair of very expensive hiking boots (£120) from this brand and they completely failed in just over a year . Although customer service acknowledged that the product was faulty they refused to do anything to make it right without a receipt . I completely get that they were legally within their rights but it just shows they really don’t care about the quality of their products or the customers who spend hard earned money on them . Avoid this brand !!!

Bought some brasher walking boots from this site to replace a pair that had a manufacturing fault with the eyelets. Was assured by customer service that the fault had been rectified with these new boots. However the new boots have a fault on the boot loops so that you can't tie the laces tightly/properly. Indifferent/ rude customer service, lucky if you get an email reply. Avoid these boots. Also Brasher is in fact part of Black's, Millets, Jd Sports and others.

Bought 3 pairs of these socks late June 2015. Worn 2 pairs over the summer couple of times a week and both pairs have developed holes in different places. Returned them to Blacks with original receipt. Couldn't offer exchange or refund "not company policy" but sent away to their head office for "inspection". Have had the socks returned by post today with computer generated letter stating the socks aren't faulty but are due to "normal wear", so no credit is due.
For socks costing £11.99 a pair to last less than 3 months with minimal use is appalling and the retailer certainly doesn't want to know.
Avoid Blacks, Avoid Brasher!

I found my Brasher Hillmaster boots were treacherous on icy roads and within weeks the rubber welt began to part from the leather upper. I e-mailed Brasher - they didn't reply.

I have seen good reviews for these boots elsewhere - why?