The Danner store in East
Portland combines a large and attractive retail space with an
actual boot workshop, glassed-off from the public. In line with
my site's philosophy of Recycle/Reuse/Repurpose/Repair, Danner
offers repair and remanufacturing of their boots, including stretching
of boots that are too tight. I applaud such a company. They are
so rare!
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Danner is alive and well, located a couple miles east of the Portland airport (PDX) at 12021 NE Airport Way, north side of the road, zip 97220. This large, exciting store combines retail with boot repair/remanufacturing.
BOOK ALERTS: Frostline Kits of Colorado was my first book in a series about The History of Gear. The second book is titled, "GERRY, To Live in the Mountains" The third book covers the story of Holubar Mountaineering. There are additional books, among them Mountain Safety Research of Seattle (MSR), and Stephenson's Warmlite Equipment...... Please Note: my books are also available as inexpensive PDF downloads ($15 apiece, direct from me, contact: oldgear@Oregonphotos.com)