Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

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Request: Hiking Boots

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r/MTB

Trek Roscoe. About the same pricing and same components as the grand canyon. Just got one for my wife yesterday who Started mountain biking.

Roadie here looking to get into MTB after already getting into gravel.  

Sorry, I know questions like this have been posted before. But just looking for any new input since most of the posts I found in search refer to 2021 or earlier Model Years and it seems like new tech/bikes/builds come out practically weekly.

Looking to spend not more than $1500 or so. Riding around where I live is probably split between "Trail"/"XC".  Probably a more "trail", but gotta climb everywhere.  Ideally also looking for a bike that I won't be itching to spend money to upgrade components. (I know nobody "needs" to buy upgrades, but come on... we know what we are...)

The [Grand Canyon 7](https://www.canyon.com/en-us/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/grand-canyon/grand-canyon-7/2617.html?dwvar_2617_pv_rahmenfarbe=BU%2FBK#all-components-section-tab) comes in around $1300. SRAM SX, Dropper Post, Judy Silver Air Fork. Not sure how Canyon works, but on the Canada site the also list a [Grand Canyon 8](https://www.canyon.com/en-ca/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/grand-canyon/grand-canyon-8/2619.html?dwvar_2619_pv_rahmenfarbe=GY%2FRD#all-components-section-tab) which I don't see listed on the US site.   Looks like the upgrades from the 7 are SRAM SX to Shimano Deore 12, and the Judy fork to a Fox 34 Rhythm.  Price converted to USD is just over $1500. That would actually probably be perfect for what I want. From what I've read SX and the Judy fork are "okay", whereas Deore and the Fox would be a definite step up. But, I don't know if I can actually buy it.  Canyon Canada also gets a [Stotic 3](https://www.canyon.com/en-ca/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/stoic/stoic-3/2660.html?dwvar_2660_pv_rahmenfarbe=GY#all-components-section-tab) at about $1400 (converted to USD), wheres the US site only lists a Stoic 2 ($1200 but 10sp &amp; no Dropper post), or a Stoic 4 ($2000= more than I want to spend).

The other option I see around is the [Polygon Xtrada 7](https://www.polygonbikes.com/product/mountain/xtrada-7-4/). Their US dealer BikesOnline has it around $1k. Comes with Deore 12 and thru-axles. But the fork, Suntour XCR32 Air, (from what I've seen online) seems to be a bit of a let down. Though not sure if it would feel like that to me, who's used to rigid road bike.  Also it isn't  15x110 spacing like the Canyons.  So any Fork upgrade I assume also means you need new wheel/hub as well. The Xtrada also has 27.2 seatpost and doesn't come with a Dropper. So, $1000 upfront, but get a Dropper (what are they like $150 give or take?) and it inches closer to the Grand Canyon7 in price while not having as nice a fork (but does have Deore 12). Not sure what a fork upgrade would cost/if there are any Forks worth upgrading to that would have the same 15x100 spacing.  

As an aside, what does it take to upgrade from something like a Deore 10/11sp to 12?  Just cassette and adjust the Deraileur?  Or do you need new hubs, Deraileurs, shifters, etc?

Anyway, apologies for the wall-o-text.  A bit bored at work here on Friday and maybe I got a bit carried away hahah. Thanks in advance for any input!

<div class="md">Roadie here looking to get into MTB after already getting into gravel.

Sorry, I know questions like this have been posted before. But just looking for any new input since most of the posts I found in search refer to 2021 or earlier Model Years and it seems like new tech/bikes/builds come out practically weekly.

Looking to spend not more than $1500 or so. Riding around where I live is probably split between &quot;Trail&quot;/&quot;XC&quot;. Probably a more &quot;trail&quot;, but gotta climb everywhere. Ideally also looking for a bike that I won&#39;t be itching to spend money to upgrade components. (I know nobody &quot;needs&quot; to buy upgrades, but come on... we know what we are...)

The <a href="https://www.canyon.com/en-us/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/grand-canyon/grand-canyon-7/2617.html?dwvar_2617_pv_rahmenfarbe=BU%2FBK#all-components-section-tab">Grand Canyon 7</a> comes in around $1300. SRAM SX, Dropper Post, Judy Silver Air Fork. Not sure how Canyon works, but on the Canada site the also list a <a href="https://www.canyon.com/en-ca/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/grand-canyon/grand-canyon-8/2619.html?dwvar_2619_pv_rahmenfarbe=GY%2FRD#all-components-section-tab">Grand Canyon 8</a> which I don&#39;t see listed on the US site. Looks like the upgrades from the 7 are SRAM SX to Shimano Deore 12, and the Judy fork to a Fox 34 Rhythm. Price converted to USD is just over $1500. That would actually probably be perfect for what I want. From what I&#39;ve read SX and the Judy fork are &quot;okay&quot;, whereas Deore and the Fox would be a definite step up. But, I don&#39;t know if I can actually buy it. Canyon Canada also gets a <a href="https://www.canyon.com/en-ca/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/stoic/stoic-3/2660.html?dwvar_2660_pv_rahmenfarbe=GY#all-components-section-tab">Stotic 3</a> at about $1400 (converted to USD), wheres the US site only lists a Stoic 2 ($1200 but 10sp &amp; no Dropper post), or a Stoic 4 ($2000= more than I want to spend).

The other option I see around is the <a href="https://www.polygonbikes.com/product/mountain/xtrada-7-4/">Polygon Xtrada 7</a>. Their US dealer BikesOnline has it around $1k. Comes with Deore 12 and thru-axles. But the fork, Suntour XCR32 Air, (from what I&#39;ve seen online) seems to be a bit of a let down. Though not sure if it would feel like that to me, who&#39;s used to rigid road bike. Also it isn&#39;t 15x110 spacing like the Canyons. So any Fork upgrade I assume also means you need new wheel/hub as well. The Xtrada also has 27.2 seatpost and doesn&#39;t come with a Dropper. So, $1000 upfront, but get a Dropper (what are they like $150 give or take?) and it inches closer to the Grand Canyon7 in price while not having as nice a fork (but does have Deore 12). Not sure what a fork upgrade would cost/if there are any Forks worth upgrading to that would have the same 15x100 spacing.

As an aside, what does it take to upgrade from something like a Deore 10/11sp to 12? Just cassette and adjust the Deraileur? Or do you need new hubs, Deraileurs, shifters, etc?

Anyway, apologies for the wall-o-text. A bit bored at work here on Friday and maybe I got a bit carried away hahah. Thanks in advance for any input!

Edit: Canyon basically said &quot;That&#39;s rough buddy&quot;. No potential option to buy the Stoic 3 or GC8, unless I meet a friendly Canadian who be my bicycling smuggling mule.

Edit: Have been convinced to stay away from SRAM SX. Have ordered the Xtrada7.
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Is there a better "budget" MTB out there than the Grand Canyon 7 that is available in the US?

Just got the bike a couple days ago and today (July/9/2022) I went to Culham Trails in Mississauga and had a blast. 

I would buy the bike again

 My only complaint of the 2021 Roscoe 8 was that the front was a little heavy. Other than that, great bike! I think the 2022 model will be even better. 9/10 would recommend.

 I have taken this thing to downhill parks and 25 ft+ jumps. Really sturdy bike. My only complaint of the 2021 Roscoe 8 was that the front was a little heavy. Other than that, great bike! I think the 2022 model will be even better

Roscoe is an extremely good bike

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 So yeah, the SP 150 is a special bike and undoubtedly part of it made our test bike so special was the Fox float. X To shock that let each tester adjust the suspension to suit their needs. This bike deserves needs even a shock like the X2 to reach its full potential. but you have to spend seventy six hundred bucks to get one in a stock build

 Yeah I mean and this bike makes it as easy as possible to make that leap. I mean the rear suspension is gonna hug the ground and they do that. Generous extra 20 millimeters of front suspension and 170 mm fork on a 20 honor and that is beastly it. It really encourages you as much as it can to ride a little bit differently

 Oh yeah, Big knuckle, it's like Little Shop of Horrors Enduro Yeah I Can't imagine Rick Moranis on this thing. Steve Martin That wasn't it good. Yeah, but do you want me to see more? Steve Martin with the demo? Yeah, yeah, totally see. Steve Martin is a sadistic dentist on this bike, but it's It's kind of a big price tag to get into all this stuff we're talking about

[music] You can gather a lot about the SP 150 from just two numbers 64.5 its head angle in 77. it's CM the radical numbers don't stop there, but that's enough to indicate that this bike is intended to climb and descend are rugged southwest Utah Test sleep with as little compromise as possible. it'd be a good bike if you Richie rude what if you're Michael Ferrentino it's still a really good vibe

Yeti SB150 Review - 2019 Bible of Bike Tests

 back. Final thoughts: Sue's this fight for the SB 150 is a great and drill race fight for someone that really wants to get down the trail fast. You know it just wants to haul ass. Yeah! I Think that that phrase conference inspiring

 So here we've got the 8500 $99 Xo1 race model. comes with a Flow 2x2 Rear Shock Fox 36 up front, the named grip to damper and Schramm's Xo1 Eagle 12 speed drivetrain as it sits weighs twenty nine point nine pounds. If you wanted to build the bike, cut for the frame only if you're looking at 30 hundred dollars just for the frame check. [Music] I Was struggling a little bit on the technical stuff and that's because Yeti has really put the focus on enduro racing and making this thing fast as hell

 I Think that underlies how good the angles and the suspension are and how focused they are and going fast. Nothing but stability. It just tracks straight, it doesn't want to get knocked off line, and a lot of those corners are just filled with holes. And you know those round rocks, baby heads and they're wet and you come through them

 I Don't think yetis gonna be spec in pushkar inserts or anything, but you know if this bike came with DoubleDown tires from Axis, it would make sense wouldn't it? It really would because everything else on this bike is ready to go and do an enduro race anywhere in the world. Just about right out of the box and the tires are the one thing for me. back. Final thoughts: Sue's this fight for the SB 150 is a great and drill race fight for someone that really wants to get down the trail fast

Yeti SB150 Review | 2019 Pinkbike Field Test

 The frames have a lifetime warranty, there is a crash replacement policy (ie substantial discount) and the company has a good reputation in terms of customer support. Their component selection even on the low end bikes is great.

1) lower end Yeti SB150, because you mentioned pedalling and because you keep your bikes a long time. All dentist jokes aside Yetis are objectively superlative climbers and their C series isn't egregiously expensive. The frames have a lifetime warranty, there is a crash replacement policy (ie substantial discount) and the company has a good reputation in terms of customer support. Their component selection even on the low end bikes is great

Hi all,
My first bike was a 2012 Trek Remedy 9. It was a 26er with high end components at the time. Added a reverb to it and away I went for the last 7 years (bought it in '14). However after thousands of miles, she's starting to get a bit tired and I'm looking for my next bike to last another 7-10 years. 

 I ride primarily in and around Tahoe, Nor Cal, nor Nevada. I'm an "all mountain/Enduro" guy, so I'm looking for a good uphill pedaler, but also long travel since I occasionally will do shuttle runs and hit the bike parks. (minimum 150mm rear, since that's what I'm used to). 

I've never riden a 27.5 or a 29 in the mountains, so I'm excited about that prospect. 

Never had a carbon frame, so not against aluminum, but whatever works.  Mostly want good components 

Exicted to lose my front derailuer! 

Me... I'm 6ft / 190 with gear. 
I'm 40. So, I ride hard, but cautious. Had a major mtb Injury 2 years ago; recovered, and am a better rider for it... though I'm not taking 40 foot doubles anytime soon.  

Budget let's say $6k.  
Thought about trying a Slash, or a new remedy, but am hearing there have been carbon issues with those new ones. 

Looking at anything. Direct to consumer / boutique or big name; I don't care about all that so long as they are reputable and stand by their products.  

Some that I have been looking at are 
  Orbea Rallon, Propain, YT, Canyon, santa cruz - Nomad, Ibis Ripmo... Just so long as it fits the components and travel specs, I'll hear It out.  

Thanks community!

<div class="md">Hi all,
My first bike was a 2012 Trek Remedy 9. It was a 26er with high end components at the time. Added a reverb to it and away I went for the last 7 years (bought it in &#39;14). However after thousands of miles, she&#39;s starting to get a bit tired and I&#39;m looking for my next bike to last another 7-10 years. 

I ride primarily in and around Tahoe, Nor Cal, nor Nevada. I&#39;m an &quot;all mountain/Enduro&quot; guy, so I&#39;m looking for a good uphill pedaler, but also long travel since I occasionally will do shuttle runs and hit the bike parks. (minimum 150mm rear, since that&#39;s what I&#39;m used to). 

I&#39;ve never riden a 27.5 or a 29 in the mountains, so I&#39;m excited about that prospect. 

Never had a carbon frame, so not against aluminum, but whatever works. Mostly want good components 

Exicted to lose my front derailuer! 

Me... I&#39;m 6ft / 190 with gear. 
I&#39;m 40. So, I ride hard, but cautious. Had a major mtb Injury 2 years ago; recovered, and am a better rider for it... though I&#39;m not taking 40 foot doubles anytime soon. 

Budget let&#39;s say $6k. 
Thought about trying a Slash, or a new remedy, but am hearing there have been carbon issues with those new ones. 

Looking at anything. Direct to consumer / boutique or big name; I don&#39;t care about all that so long as they are reputable and stand by their products. 

Some that I have been looking at are 
 Orbea Rallon, Propain, YT, Canyon, santa cruz - Nomad, Ibis Ripmo... Just so long as it fits the components and travel specs, I&#39;ll hear It out. 

Thanks community!
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Looking for my next full suspension/long travel / good pedaling unicorn.

I want something that is a do-everything enduro bike, for park laps, and local trails alike. I am open to other recommendations.  

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