Tweeter
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Any of y'all tried them LITE boots yet?
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bjohnson
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Take care of your feet and get a pair of good boots. I've had my Crispi Nevada noninsulated boots for 5 years now, still waterproof and I'm rough on boots.
I know all our feet are different but crispi is the worst boot ive ever out on my feet, tried several different insoles and still couldnt make them work. I love my salomon boots though
Carlos
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These are my favorite as well, they last forever, and are warm and comfortable also.
mike52
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Best pair of boots that I have Ever Had was a pair of Rocky's 800 gram thinsulate about 1998 ,wore them hunting in all sorts of terrain , mud snow wet grass unbeatable until the 8 the year I had then, then the soles just disappeared. Ordered another pair and got less than 1 year out of them. same thing, soles gone . Went to Danners boot, first pair started leaking the 2nd week i wore them. Took them back to BASS PRO got refund. I tried different boots for years and finally when back to Danner. First boot was made in China /second was Vietnam. So far I am somewhat satisfied in this boot . Been using them 3 years
I can honestly say my Crispi boots are the STIFFEST boot I've ever had on my feet and at first I was thinking NO WAY could I walk in these for long. Salomon is a great boot and love the pair I have.
Look up Oboz Bridgers, great boot with good ankle support and lightweight. I seriously don't know how mine are not leaking cause I've worn them pretty much every day for 4 years. I'll take a picture of them and I swear they don't leak a drop somehow.
buying cheap boots and expecting longevity and comfort is like buying cheap tires for your car thinking you'll get 60k out of them. There's a few things I use everyday of my life that I don't mind spending money on BOOTS, TIRES, and POCKET KNIFE
Buzzard Breath
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I'm not going to say that these aren't the best boots under $250, because $250 doesn't get someone many choices in a high quality boot. But..... my last 2 pairs of these have been junk and started to self-destruct in under a year. I haven't even had any hard hunts that really put them to the test. I've got some pretty big plans in the coming years and will need a reliable boot. So, I'm going to start new boot search this winter and I'm sure I'm going to cry a little when I hand the cashier my credit card.
Tnshooter15
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I have a pair of danners. I won't buy any other brand for walking and hiking. I do hunt in mucks however.
square
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American made Danner boots are comfortable, waterproof and last for years
JeepKuntry
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Muck boots aren't the same. In your price Danner.
Another vote for Pronghorns
Those Rocky's were great. They were called the Cornstalker and made out of cordura. Unfortunately I had the same experience with my 2nd or 3rd pair. Soles just disintegrated. Now I wear Danner Pronghorn uninsulated in early season then Muck Woody Max when it gets colder. Probably going to buy some insulated Pronghorns.
deerhunter10
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Going to order a pair to work out of for the price point.
As far as hunting I switched to lacrosse from mucks and I like them way better. The last two pairs of mucks I had didn't last good at all. Lacrosse is more comfortable and so far way more durable. Only been using them for 2 years now. I am hot natured so I got the burly and just got in a pair of the grange.
Union Co. Boy
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I got the insulated Pronghorns since I wear the uninsulated ones as well. I love mine. They are just as comfortable and keep my feet warmer than others I've owned.
Steyrhunter
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Danner Pronghorns. Like putting on a pair of old friends, right out of the box.......
Oboz are the most comfortable boot I've ever had on my feet.
