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About Adamant boots
"These will protect my feet."
Adamant boots are a members-only feet-slot armour offering solid melee defence for their tier — up to +12 crush defence and +1 melee strength — at the cost of small Magic and Ranged attack penalties. They sit above mithril boots and below rune boots in the standard metal-armour progression and are commonly used as cheap defensive footwear for low-to-mid level melee training and questing. With a high alch value of 1,152 GP against a 125 buy limit, they are also a minor high-alchemy target when bought near alch price.
Item Details
Item Information
Equipment Stats
FeetDrop Sources
| Source | Combat | Qty | Rate | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gargoyle | 111 | 1 | 1/128 | Uncommon |
| Marble gargoyle | 349 | 1 | 3/128 | Uncommon |
| Grotesque Guardians | — | 1 | 2/142 | Uncommon |
Market Strategy
- High alch value 1,152 GP makes it a minor alching target when bought near alch
- Tight 125 buy limit caps alchemy throughput and flip volume
- Demand comes from low-mid level melee accounts and ironmen drop replacements
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Adamant boots Trivia
- Adamant boots are the first tier of metal boots to offer a Strength bonus.
- They cannot be made with Smithing and are obtained only as drops or from the Grand Exchange.
- The +1 Strength bonus was added in a September 2006 update.
Adamant boots FAQ
How do you get adamant boots?
Adamant boots cannot be smithed. They drop from gargoyles (1/128), marble gargoyles, and the Grotesque Guardians, appear in medium Treasure Trails, or can be bought from the Grand Exchange.
Are adamant boots members-only?
Yes. Adamant boots are a members-only item requiring 30 Defence to equip.
Are adamant boots or climbing boots better?
Climbing boots give +2 Strength with no Defence requirement and are better for training, while adamant boots give +1 Strength but stronger melee defence — better for defensive setups.