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I have some Irish Setter Elk Trackers in Kangaroo leather that are very comfy and fairly light for a mountain boot.
I'm going to get a pair of Westley Richards Courtney boots next to try out. |
Salomon boots are awesome. If you look at Cabela's bargain cave, you might snag a great deal like I did. Sierra Trading Post is also a good place to look.
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I should apologize
I should have known better. Of course, I should have known that military boots aren't fit for all people. I'm just lucky that I can wear military boots at my age. They're usually worn by younger people in their 20's and 30's. A lot of hunters are over that age and have suffered various injuries to their feet. I once had plantar fasciitis, a heel injury. Luckily mine wasn't too serious. Some military are collecting disabilities for foot injuries.
Again people don't wear $400 and $500 boots for nothing. Older age and injuries have taken a toll on some. It's for some, not just wearing an expensive boot. Nothing wrong with a 40 and 50 year olds wanting to hunt. Nothing wrong with that at all. |
You might want to take a look at these Irish Setter VaprTrek boots that the sell at Bass Pro. Waterproof, lightweight, some insulation. Sounds like they are in the class you are looking for. I went to these when my Danner Pronghorns proved to be too much boot for some of my outings.
http://www.basspro.com/Irish-Setter-...4011108514614/ |
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