OKbowhunter20

My boots were on their last limb as it was, and after a weekend of hard hunting they are...done son. I want to go with some rubber boots this time.

I'm trying to keep it at a decent price. I don't want to drop a ton of money on boots, I don't walk that far anyways. Also I don't need alot of isulation. It doesn't get that cold here, and if it does, I'll wear thicker socks

Soooo, what do you guys recommend?

wahoohunter

Lacrosse,the Alpha Burleys are second to none

buckmaster

Man, i was in the same boat as you last week.... I just didnt want to spend that much money... I looked around and around and around. I wanted something in the $50 range. Something simple, but I think it is one of those "get what you pay for" deals.

And then I said well I'll atleast try these on. I really like how they look.... Man they are more confortable than my Swiss's!

Lacrosse Alpha Burley Sport. $100 + tax

buckmaster

Heres the link to mine

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=3074249&mpage=1&key=&#307424 9

OKbowhunter20

Thanks Aaron, those look quality.

That is usually how I do things. I say I'm looking for something in a decent price range, I shop around a bit, and decide I won't settle for some POS and end up spending more money than I planned[&:]

I'm gonna stop by a BP tomorrow and see what they have to offer.

Rickmur

Muck is the real deal

KS227

look in the sportsmans guide or go to their website. The have a 1200, 1600 and a 2000 gr thinsulate rubber boot from 39.00 to 69.00.

Bowman4440

my alhoa burleys have been around for 3 seasons of hard hunting and they are barely showing it i even wore them on a long linining boat and your boots get beat up. THey are the best boots out there for the money.

TeeJay

Like Archery products, footwear is another one of those thing you usually get what you pay for. Good luck.

Tribal

That's exactly the truth.