Ladies Boots & clothing???
10-09-2008, 02:24 PM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: E. Washington State
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RE: Ladies Boots & clothing???
I know there are some out there. Try searching the internet using Google's search engine, www.google.com.
That being said, I have bought my wife most of her hunting clothes at Cabelas. Her Outfitter leather Gore-Tex boots work as well for her as mine do for me. Same with her Gore-Tex jacket. But I'm sure there are other specialized sites that make gear just for the ladies.
That being said, I have bought my wife most of her hunting clothes at Cabelas. Her Outfitter leather Gore-Tex boots work as well for her as mine do for me. Same with her Gore-Tex jacket. But I'm sure there are other specialized sites that make gear just for the ladies.
10-10-2008, 09:09 AM
#4
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Southern Ontario
Posts: 108
RE: Ladies Boots & clothing???
Thank,s guy,s she bought a pair of insulated camo bibs from Cabela,s she said there perfect but she has a pair of boots from BP Shops and their not very good.Said her ankles hurt within a hour it just cost a lot to get stuff from Cabela,s duty & shipping adds about $30 + to the order. I checked google you can be on there for hr,s and everthing is usally out of the US thanks we,ll keep checkin back.
10-11-2008, 06:34 PM
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 343
RE: Ladies Boots & clothing???
Best boots I have are a pair of Sorels I bought at a store in Winnepeg...chain store I'm sorry I don't remember where, but it's been 15 years...still my favorite warm boots.
If you are looking for lightweight have her try some Merrell hiking boots. I've found those to be much more comfortable.
It looks like you've found hunting clothes, but I have to tell you after trying all the women's gear out there I have gone back to the men's department. The women's close are not as hardy and cost 3 times as much. I hunt as hard as my husband and I need good stuff that will not rip when I get in the brush. I hate to say that and in some of the clothes the women's does fit better, and that is when I get frustrated about it the most. but it is more important to me that it be functional.
If you are looking for lightweight have her try some Merrell hiking boots. I've found those to be much more comfortable.
It looks like you've found hunting clothes, but I have to tell you after trying all the women's gear out there I have gone back to the men's department. The women's close are not as hardy and cost 3 times as much. I hunt as hard as my husband and I need good stuff that will not rip when I get in the brush. I hate to say that and in some of the clothes the women's does fit better, and that is when I get frustrated about it the most. but it is more important to me that it be functional.
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