Walking boots

Can anyone recommend a comfy, but more importantly long lasting pair of walking boots? I do a lot of hard pavement walking with my girl (about 6 miles daily). As she is dog reactive walking in the woods where there are lots of off lead dogs is out of the question for me. I bought a pair of berghaus (lifetime guarantee) boots and they lasted about 5 months before the heal disintegrated! I'm now thinking cheaper the better as my boots wear out so quickly. Anyway any advice would be a great help.

I have Karrimor walking boots, sturdy & very comfortable. I found them on Amazon

Do you think they'd last more than a year or more walking on hard surfaces. (4-6 miles daily)?

Well even under a year would be a bonus!

I should think they would last well on hard surfaces, I have to walk on hard surfaces to get to one of our walks. Seem to be hard wearing, I've had mine since April & no wear showing yet!

i bought two pairs when Lady arrived ( 2013 )

Scarpa
http://www.scarpa.co.uk/trek/

and ..

Meindl
http://www.meindl.co.uk

both comfortable 'n hard wearing ..
the Scarpa's being a tad wider at the toes ..
only wear be noticed be the laces i use
elastic lock laces .. quicker to do up ..
easier on my back :-)

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sidenote: can't understand why pics / photos / icons on this site refuse to display in my web-browzer
( safari )

Hubby bought some cheap ones from Sports Direct. They are Gelert and I think they were only £20.00. They have lasted well but it's only been a few months and he doesn't do as many miles as you do but they are still looking brand new.

these two sites were given the thumbs-up
at another uk (car) forum ..
whereas the OP were about good boots for dog-walking

made in the uk .. last-a-lifetime type boots

http://www.altberg.co.uk

https://www.rufflander.co.uk

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I have a pair of Karrimor boots and they've lasted since July last year with very little wear, they are often on sale at M and M direct for as little as £15.

Try army surplus boots

I have a pair of the HAIX boots which are current British Army issue and they are the most comfortable boots I've ever owned and being military spec they are built to last.

I see that someone has already mentioned the Altberg boots, which are an other current British Army specced boot, however most of the folks I know who are serving swear by the HAIX boots for their practicality and their comfort in all conditions

They can be found on E-bay quite easily ;D