Rocky boots
10-05-2008 | 01:32 PM
#11
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 113
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From: Colorado
RE: Rocky boots
Just my opinion for my feet. I hunt paraire to 13,000ft.
I have 2 pairs of Rockies, Bear claws and (I think) Rangers. Will not buy another pair.
The Bear claws are worthless in steep to moderate terrain. I slip and slide all over the place especially in snow. I swaped out the next day to Cabelas outfitter series boot. Night and day difference. Glad I packed them along.
The other pair, I can't wear them all day. The footbed flexes way to much and my feet ache by the end of the day. Wore them last year on an antelope hunt.
For now I stick with my Danner's, Outfitter series, and Schnee's.
I have 2 pairs of Rockies, Bear claws and (I think) Rangers. Will not buy another pair.
The Bear claws are worthless in steep to moderate terrain. I slip and slide all over the place especially in snow. I swaped out the next day to Cabelas outfitter series boot. Night and day difference. Glad I packed them along.
The other pair, I can't wear them all day. The footbed flexes way to much and my feet ache by the end of the day. Wore them last year on an antelope hunt.
For now I stick with my Danner's, Outfitter series, and Schnee's.
10-07-2008 | 04:51 PM
#12
Spike
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 35
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From: Western Mass
RE: Rocky boots
I have had 4 pairs of Rocky Bear Claw 800s in 4 years and I am not going back to them this year ( each replaced under warranty due to problems).
Why so many...well they fell apart. Each of them faded after a month of use and all the souls made a squishing noise as if water logged... Did not wear well at all.
Just my experience, hopefully others were better.
Why so many...well they fell apart. Each of them faded after a month of use and all the souls made a squishing noise as if water logged... Did not wear well at all.
Just my experience, hopefully others were better.
