Why do we make things by hand?
With ingenuity?
With care?
Well,
because that’s how we’ve been doing it
for 90 years.
When you walk through the doors
it feels like there’s a legacy here.
Here at Danner
our engineers work in a laboratory of sorts.
It’s the proving ground where an idea for a boot
becomes something real
whether here in Portland
or one of our factories overseas
our boots are tested and analyzed
again and again.
We submerge.
We stretch.
We smash.
We flex.
We reflect.
Take the Danner Light
when we designed it in 1979,
it was the world’s first waterproof boot
with Gore-Tex liners.
We could have put our dry feet up and called it good
but we kept on making improvements
over the decades.
Not everything makes the cut.
Only our best, most durable boots
meet the Danner Standard.
We intentionally overbuild our boots
so that we know the quality standard
is at our level of expectation.
That’s the Danner DNA.
When I see a pair of Danner boots on the street
I think:
That guy’s gonna have those for a long time.
So when you put on a pair of Danner boots,
you can be confident
that it’s been crafted with care
and engineered to last.