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benhuntin 07-17-2003 03:28 AM

Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
Just recieved my new rubber boots from Cabelas. I bought the Lacrose ALPHA series rubber/neoprene mixed boots. Very light (3.8 lb), and EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE. Cushiony soul and soft form fitting ankle support. This is a boot you dont even need to wear socks in. My wife even tried them on and said she wanted a pair for herself for when she goes scouting with me this fall.
The only drawback is they may be a little warm for the early season because of the neoprene inside. If light weight and comfort are what you are looking for, i doubt these can be beat.

Geronimo 07-17-2003 09:33 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
benhuntin......I totally agree!!!!

DE.Hunter 07-17-2003 10:21 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
benhunting,
I to am a fan of Lacrose boots! What kind of calf gusset on on the new boot? The one problem that I have is my extra large (round) calfs. I currently have the BIG BOY Burly which they don' t make any more. I' ve tried the regular Lacrose boot with the gusset on the side and they are just to tight. DE. Hunter

benhuntin 07-18-2003 03:54 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
DE, it has a back gusset with an adjustable cam-lock buckle. All I can say is maybe give it a try. I have good sized calfs myself and they are very comfortable.

titleist_03 07-18-2003 01:16 PM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
I am thinking about buying a pair of these for the upcoming season. I live in central Illinois and I was wondering if they would be warm enough to wear during the winter months?

benhuntin 07-21-2003 03:18 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 

wondering if they would be warm enough to wear during the winter months
The neoprene and felt lining definatly retain some heat but Im not sure how it would be in below freezing temps. Will let ya,ll know by January.
Definatly a good cool weather boot though..

Toytaco 07-21-2003 05:08 PM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
I agree that the new neoprene based rubber boots look great. I got the Muck Boot Co.' s " Woody" model. They are light weight and extremely easy on and off. They have a lining material said to be breathable and should be warm enough for all but the coldest of Oklahoma weather. They stretch for oversize calf which I need as well.

SIMPLEARKANSAN 07-24-2003 09:20 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
I also went with the Muck Fieldmaster boots and love them. I bought them in time to wear turkey season, and my feet were actually cooler than when I wore my Lacrosse Viper? snake rubber boots.

Antler Eater 07-24-2003 09:53 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
Technology is a wonderful thing. My only question would be, is your foot able to breath? Any neoprene products I have used in the past did not allow my skin to breath.

benhuntin 07-24-2003 10:13 AM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 

is your foot able to breath?
probally about the same as an all rubber boot.

Timbawolf98 08-03-2003 12:08 PM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
I got a pair of these boots yesterday and tried them out scouting last night... great boots... seem to breath a lil better than regular rubber boots... the guy said that they have 600 grams of thinsulate in em... I like these boots because they come off fairly easy, and I can wear short socks with them to keep down the heat.

Timba

drhuntr04 08-03-2003 02:37 PM

RE: Best rubber boots I ever bought.
 
I bought a new pair of rubber boots this winter from a magazine called the Sportsmans Guide for $60 and they are even 1500 grams too!!! They are very very comfortable too.


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