Grisport Recenzje 

Dreadful walking boots, split across both soles even with minimal use. Dreadful quality and their customer service does not respond to me.

And expensive too!

Great footwear, very good quality, fantastic wearing experience. They worth every penny. Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍

I recommend them with confidence.The shoes are comfortable and well made!The quality is amazing!

Raccomando. Calzature comode e resistenti ad un prezzo accessibile.

scarpe comode con un ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo

Aggiornamento: Per dire la verità mi hanno contattato per sapere il lotto di produzione, ma dato che erano già finite nell'indifferenziato dopo il tragico responso del calzolaio che le ha definite irriparabili, ho ottenuto solo di aver perso tempo.

Comprate qualche anno fa per un trekking leggero, usate 6/7 volte, conservate in taverna, non alle intemperie o all'umido L'altra settimana durante il percorso entrambe le suole si staccano quasi completamente, facendo vedere che sotto la scarpa il materiale con la quale sono incollate si è disintegrato. Non mi dilungo sulla ovvia pericolosità della cosa, fatto sta che solo la fortuita disponibilità di filo di ferro sottile ha permesso di consentire il rientro senza ulteriori difficoltà. Alla mail non si degnano neanche una risposta copia/incolla. Una considerazone, come mai tutti i giudizi da 5 stelle sono fatte da persone con 1 recensione e i negativi con diverse? Strano. Comunque mai più, neanche regalate.

Excellent boots and customer service. I purchased a pair of boots, the hinged eyelets failed. I contacted customer service, who, professionally sent me a replacement pair of boots in a couple of days. No quibbles, i just had to send a pic and order number. These boots are great too!! So thank you - you definitely deserve 5*

Brought a pair of alligator boots as they have the water stop feature upper and I’m using them in wet fields daily. First pair leaked on the first day found that the weld between upper and sole had come apart. Returned them and had a new pair arrive. These lasted two days of wearing before same problem occurred boxing them up now for a refund.

Have had the same problems as everybody else with the leather uppers breaking away from the sole after minimal wear, rendering the boot completely useless. My advice is to avoid Grisport at all costs if you want a pair of boots that lasts and delivers value for money.

Received a pair of boots bought for me by my partner for my birthday, overjoyed to see that there was a pair of walking socks and waterproof gloves included as a free gift. Unfortunately the boots were too big, so were returned for a smaller pair. We packaged everything back up, (including the free gifts), and returned everything to Grisport. I receive the replacement boots today, but sadly no free gift was included, just goes to show being honest doesn’t always pay!
It’s a bit petty I know, but I will be returning the replacement boots for a refund, if you can’t look after your customers, why should your customers look after you?
Shame because the boots are great!

anche questa volta sono soddisfatta di aver scelto le scarpe da tempo libero di Grisport. Belle, comode e ad un prezzo giusto.

Ho acquistato un paio di scarponcini da trekking e sono molto comodi e leggeri.

Da decenni ho sempre acquistato le stesse scarpe tipo trekking e duravano anni qualche hanno fa presso globo calzature ho comprato tre paia di trekking. Riposte per un anno poi aperta la scatola e messa la scarpa come tocca terra il tacco si sbriciola cacciando una sostanza densa oleosa. Aprendo un'altra confezione : come inizio a caminarci sporcava il pavimento di nero fino a lasciar pezzi di tacco e anche l'altra confezione di scarpe. Andato al negozio mi dissero che anche loro buttavano scarpe di qualche tempo fa'con lo stesso problema non potevo pretendere soldi indietro poiché non è usanza mia riporre scontrino. Scritto alla fabbrica con foto accuratamente allo stato dei fatti delle loro creature non ho avuto risposta, andato alla Guardia di Finanza ad esporre il problema e facendo vedere le stesse hanno detto che nulla potevano loro fare. Praticamente le scarpe han durato pochi secondi. Scrivo questa recensione avvenuta qualche anno fa' poiché oggi ho internet.Ecologiche? VERGOGNATEVI.

Ho comprato un paio di scarpe da trekking di questa marca dopo averne provate varie, devo dire che sono molto soddisfatto! Resistenti e comode, consiglio

Ho acquistato il mio terzo paio di trekking perché mi trovo benissimo

Ho due paia per il trekking e mi trovo molto bene. Anche con la pioggia non mi sono mai bagnata il piede.

After speaking with Grisport customer services initially, regarding their different boots, and suitability for different terrains, and my wider foot fitting, I was recommended the Snowdon, a new addition to their range, priced at £125.00.( April 2023)

I actually found the Snowdon boots being offered for sale at £114.95 by Outdoor Action in Blackburn, via eBay, practically £10 cheaper than the Grisport website, and so I bought them. I didn’t use them outside until I had worn them inside to allow the leather to form to my feet, but began walking in them at the end of April, this year.

I am 71 yrs old, 76 kg, and walk around 20 miles a week, on a mixture of tarmac, rough country track, and grass, locally, in Somerset. The boots are the most comfortable walking boots I have ever owned, to date, being made from Italian leather. They are fitted with a Vibram sole, which I have looked for on previous walking boots I have owned, and the boot has an impact absorption layer. ( note that Vibram soles come into their own more in muddy conditions, but do not appear to grip so well on smooth stone, metal, raised white road lines, etc) For me, that impact absorption layer possibly contributes to a feeling of slight vagueness in placing my feet, but only if I concentrate on the fact, otherwise they are very comfortable to walk in.
Recently, I have noticed that the rear outer quadrants of both heels have already begun showing signs of wear, with the lighter coloured layer beneath the tread, beginning to show through. This is only after three months use, which I thought was really unacceptable, the heel appears to be made of quite a soft compound.

However, when I emailed the suppliers, they agreed that I had not had them long, but it may be that I walk heavier on my heels and the terrain I walk on may be too hard???? They advised me that they would be sending a warranty claim to Grisport.

Grisport customer services replied, via the supplier ( because my sale contract is with them) that in their opinion the reason for the wear showing so early on the heels was most likely caused by how I walk in them, and the terrain I was walking on. They concluded that therefore the cause for the wear was not due to a manufacturing defect so did not come under the warranty!

I couldn’t believe what I was reading, so I re contacted the supplier. The guy I spoke to was of the same opinion, but clarified it further. First of all, in his opinion, 20 MILES A WEEK is excessive walking, and is not average for most people. Everyone walks in a different way, as we get older, some wear the left side of the sole tread and heel, others, the right. Some walk in a way as to wear the heels the way that I have, but that in itself is not a cause for blaming the boot ( in his opinion)

The test for choosing the right boot for you is a delicate cross between comfort, durability and longevity. Rarely will you find a boot that satisfies all these points. It’s a compromise, according to how much harder wearing you need the leather and sole to be, as to how comfortable they’ll be to walk in.

The Snowdon boot lies roughly in the middle price range of walking boots, but is designed to be comfortable, primarily. The impact absorbing Vibram sole is used to make walking a pleasant experience, and here is where this boot scores highly. It is not, however, made to withstand what I have been told is quite harsh work, at between 80 - 100 miles a month, on relatively hard tarmac and farm tracks. Were they used mainly on softer grass and muddy paths, they will last a lot longer. I at first found this to be an odd concept, but despite being initially angry with both Grisport and the supplying retailer, I get the point (sadly)

If you are a seasonal Walker, or perhaps you do the odd marathon walk for charity, like I did last year, but little else, except the occasional Sunday walking your local countryside or on coast paths ( but don’t walk too heavily on those boots😂😳) then the Snowdon is definitely the best choice for you, particularly if you are a wider foot fitting.

Just beware about expecting too much from your new boots. Discuss your requirements with a shop employee who has either been professionally trained to advise you, or speak to walkers that are out there all the time, in all weathers.
Explain carefully how many miles you walk a week or month, or expect to walk, how often, and what type of terrain will you be walking over. What is your priority? Comfort?, grip?, longevity/ expected life of the boot?, weight of the boot?

I’ve taken my boots to Timpsons, the High Street cobblers/ locksmiths etc, who have fixed inserts into the worn areas of the heels BUT cannot use fixing tacks on the Vibram heels, so the inserts are only stuck on with powerful shoe adhesive. It cost less than a tenner, but with no warranty. Good luck, and happy, safe walking.

I received a pair of timber brown boots. An eyelet on one boot was not aligned to the other and the eyelet fell out. I returned the boots as requested and waited for a replacement pair to arrive…….guess what…the same eyelet on the same boot fell out! I cannot prove that the same boots repaired were sent back to me.
I contacted grisport and the said they would pay for the repair.
I have been buying their products for 15 years and i have now informed them i wont be buying them again.

Poor foot and arch support. Feet were so tired coming out of work every day. On my feet 12 hours a day. Took weeks to undo the damage.