Hunting Rubber Boot help!!

[Msucowpoke51]

Im gonna buy a good set of rubber boots for deer season, and I've be shopping around some. I'll spend extra if it's worth it. The main goal I have is to get a boot that's perfect year round (not too hot in sept., but keeps me warm in december)

What's yall preference?

[AceArcher]

IMO rubber boots suck.

Pick up a pair of rocky's or irish setter's... get one that has some removable inserts (so you can add then in for when it gets cold)

if there is a lot of water in the area your using them in use some of the new water repellant stuff that you can get at home depot / lowes.

here's a video, called neverwet... getting some great reviews all over on this stuff.

NeverWet Arrives - Hands-On Product Demonstration - YouTube

NeverWet Arrives - Hands-On Product Demonstration - YouTube

[bgizzle]

Muck boots hands down! They are a semi knee boot and I've been having mine for 3yrs still going strong and they are EXACTLY what you are looking for!

[bgizzle]

Straight rubber gets cold cold in the deer stand bruh! Holy crap it makes me cold just thinking about it!

[Msucowpoke51]

Originally Posted by bgizzle

Muck boots hands down! They are a semi knee boot and I've been having mine for 3yrs still going strong and they are EXACTLY what you are looking for!

which mucks do you have?

[Msucowpoke51]

holy crap ace, that stuff looks unbelievable

when you say rocky's and irish setter's are you meaning their lace up brands?

[bgizzle]

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[speck-chaser]

x2 for the muck boots, very comfortable walking boot too!!

[meaux fishing]

I like muck boots. I also have a pair of lacrosse alpha mudlites that are real comfortable. The uppers are a little tougher than the mucks if you will be walking through a bunch of briars and stuff

[AceArcher]

Originally Posted by Msucowpoke51

holy crap ace, that stuff looks unbelievable

when you say rocky's and irish setter's are you meaning their lace up brands?

Yup...

however seems like a lot of people really like the muck boots down here, which i guess i can understand if your doing anything in swampy area's for a long time.

Might want to stick with what works in this area in this case.

..... then again you just dropped a grand on a new bow setup... your rich.. buy a set of mucks and a set of setters... lol....

[Msucowpoke51]

Originally Posted by AceArcher

Yup...

however seems like a lot of people really like the muck boots down here, which i guess i can understand if your doing anything in swampy area's for a long time.

Might want to stick with what works in this area in this case.

..... then again you just dropped a grand on a new bow setup... your rich.. buy a set of mucks and a set of setters... lol....

haha i wish ... i got to get all the splurging done quick because too much more of this, and my wife may file for divorce lol

[Msucowpoke51]

The couple of pair of Mucks I looked at online claim they are good in temps ranging from sub freezing to 85 degrees .. Y'all agree? If so, I think I'm gonna give em a shot

[Msucowpoke51]

Or at least that was the couple boots I looked at .. One, was the same boots bgizzle posted

[bgizzle]

Originally Posted by Msucowpoke51

Or at least that was the couple boots I looked at .. One, was the same boots bgizzle posted

I concur man! Them things are the shatz! my step dad been deer hunting 30yrs, writing a big buck book, taxidermist etc... Needless to say he been around the woods. I showed him these boots and he now owns 3pair. They are great. I wear em for teal season 2. So there ya go

[Msucowpoke51]

Awesome thanks for the help .. Ill give em a go

[adamsfence]

Originally Posted by Msucowpoke51

Im gonna buy a good set of rubber boots for deer season, and I've be shopping around some. I'll spend extra if it's worth it. The main goal I have is to get a boot that's perfect year round (not too hot in sept., but keeps me warm in december)

What's yall preference?

Hard to beat mucks

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[Lake Chuck Duck]

Lacrosse Burly's with the insulated foot. warm and comfortable. I still wear them in september.

[toodeep]

muck been have them for 5 years. a whole lot better than lacrosse green knee boots.

[Reggoh]

Look at another brand called BOGS... I like the soles on the BOGS better than Muck boots and feel that the boots are better made. I have the Blaze MT model.

[jchief]

I bought these last year and really like them.

http://www.lacrossefootwear.com/perf...ake-boots.html