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Well, My good old Bogs Rubber boots that I bought from Hnatiuk's damn near 6 Years ago now are pretty much on their way out the door. I know Bogs has a Lifetime Warranty to some extent but if I'm going to fork out the cash on a new pair of boots, they'll need to be warmer. And before we get into it, I know this topic gets beat to death every year, so I'm going to layout some ground rules to keep it straight😏:
I'm looking for a new pair of hunting boots. Must be rubber, I end up in too many wet areas for lace-up no matter how waterproof they are. Has to be at least 800g of insulation. I was dead set on the Lacrosse Alpha Burly Pro's but, Basspro is sold out of my size and they're backordered online. After discussion with some Deer trackers from Maine, I'd love to get a set of the Lacrosse Burly's in 800g but I can't find anyone local that carries them, and I'd like to try them on beforehand. Almost picked up a set of the Irish Setter Mudtrek 800gs the other day but after reading some of the reviews online I'm a little hesitant.
Anyone have any of the boots mentioned above? Or anyone have any other recommendations for a boot that's warm for sitting, but lightweight for walking through the woods?
Oh and before anyone mentions it, I already have a pair of Dunlops....Not sure how some of you can walk around all day in those😝
Thanks in advance for your input!
I'm looking for a new pair of hunting boots. Must be rubber, I end up in too many wet areas for lace-up no matter how waterproof they are. Has to be at least 800g of insulation. I was dead set on the Lacrosse Alpha Burly Pro's but, Basspro is sold out of my size and they're backordered online. After discussion with some Deer trackers from Maine, I'd love to get a set of the Lacrosse Burly's in 800g but I can't find anyone local that carries them, and I'd like to try them on beforehand. Almost picked up a set of the Irish Setter Mudtrek 800gs the other day but after reading some of the reviews online I'm a little hesitant.
Anyone have any of the boots mentioned above? Or anyone have any other recommendations for a boot that's warm for sitting, but lightweight for walking through the woods?
Oh and before anyone mentions it, I already have a pair of Dunlops....Not sure how some of you can walk around all day in those😝
Thanks in advance for your input!