Video: Danner Recurve Boot

American Hunter Staff

posted on January 23, 2020

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For the 2020 SHOT Show, Danner has unveiled its Recurve boot, a new platform for its hunting line, which also fits into the company's performance-heritage series. The boots boast a full-grain leather upper, Danner Dry waterproofing, a Vibram midsole and a Vibram Megagrip outsole. For more information on this lightweight, athletic boot, great for the upland hunter, watch the video above. MSRP: $190-210; danner.com

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