cableguy119

I just bought a pair of 1,000 grain rockies at Dicks. Rubber is the way to go and with all the attention I have been paying to being scent free this year I knew I had to make the commitment to getting rubber boots as well. This year I decided that I am not going to do anything to get busted. I figure I can get away with 1,000 grains for almost any conditions I will encounter this year.

hardluck71

Herman Survivors...Inexpensive and comfortable. Surprisingly they seemed a bit warmer than my Rocky' s that I have. 1000 grams of Thinsulate.

Works Great for me

sam 444

Another vote for the lacrosse burly' s I use the 1200 grams thinsulate burly' s

Robertesq1

Danner Trophys, Very very expensive but warm, rugged and indestructable

A5Mag12

Another vote for the Irish setters. How could you go wrong with something made by Red Wing?

oldelkhunter

Where are you hunting and under what conditions?

xibowhunter

rocky !!

SnoBall57

Big lacrosse fan here! I won' t buy another pair of rocky boots again as long as I live! Took me a dozen pairs of them to finally realize my money could be better invested! And the rest of my family dropped the rocky line of boots, also.
I also use the lacrosse burly' s (1200 grams) until the daytime temps. fall into the 20' s, and then I switch to the lacrosse pac-boots. I mainly hunt from a climbing stand.

arkansasbowhunter

i use the 800gr lacrosse burleys. i have always used the burley boots and loved em. great and comfortable boot for the price.

Reacher

I have the LaCrosse Burly 800s. They are very comfortable and I think will be all I need even in late season since I am in Texas.