Altberg Boots at O’Boyle Guns – Hand-Selected for Country & Field Sports Use
At O’Boyle Guns, we’ve chosen a focused range of Altberg boots that meet the demands of country life, shooting days, rough terrain, and long hours on your feet. Each model we stock has been hand-selected for a specific purpose, whether you’re shooting, stalking, beating, dog handling or working across farmland and woodland.
Altberg Boots – Handmade in England
Altberg is one of the few remaining boot manufacturers still hand-making footwear in the UK. Built in Yorkshire, each pair is crafted using time-proven methods, premium leathers and carefully designed lasts to ensure long-term comfort, durability and performance in demanding outdoor conditions. Their reputation among military, emergency services and country sports professionals speaks for itself.
Our Curated Altberg Range
Below is our selected Altberg line-up and why each model earns its place in our footwear collection.
Altberg Skipton – All-Day Comfort for the Countryside
Traditional leather boot offering comfort straight out of the box. Ideal for everyday country wear and general field use.
Best for: Dog walkers, beaters, gamekeepers, everyday countryside use
Altberg Rabby – Light, Fast & Flexible
A lightweight, athletic boot designed for fast-paced movement over varied terrain.
Best for: Rough shooting, woodland stalking, active field days
Altberg Tabbing Boot – Designed for Distance & Hard Use
Originally designed for military tabbing, now favoured by those covering serious mileage in the field.
Best for: Beaters, pickers-up, hill stalkers, long distance walking
Altberg Bergen – Tough, Supportive & Built for Harsh Ground
The most supportive boot in the range, built for challenging terrain and heavy use.
Best for: Keepers, farmers, trackers, wet or uneven ground
Altberg Ladies Microlite – Female Fit with Serious Performance
Specifically designed for women, offering reduced weight with excellent support and comfort.
Best for: Female shooters, dog handlers, walkers and country workers