Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Waverly,NY
Posts: 97
Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
I like GoreTex because that keeps your feet dry and they don't sweat as much.So I'm looking for boots that keep your feet dry,warm and somewhat lightweght.Your opinions would be greatly appreciated.Thanks
#3
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
I dunno about those Danners! I had a pair blow out on me at the end of! last season and I just bought em in 92. Seriously, until I heard they were made in China, they'da been my first choice! I'm gonna be in the market this season.
Had one pair of Rockies and they leaked within a month and Rocky wouldn't take em back[:@]They'll nevere get my money again!
Hodgman and LaCrosse both make great boots
Iff'n it's really cold, you cant beat the old military Mickey Mouse boots
Of course, they werent made in China then either!
Had one pair of Rockies and they leaked within a month and Rocky wouldn't take em back[:@]They'll nevere get my money again!
Hodgman and LaCrosse both make great boots
Iff'n it's really cold, you cant beat the old military Mickey Mouse boots
Of course, they werent made in China then either!
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
We have found the boots mad by Schnee kept our feet warmer than any other boot. Here is the link .
http://www.schnees.com/
http://www.schnees.com/
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Carbon County Pa.
Posts: 601
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
What I like about the pacs is when I return to camp, I pull the liners out and drythe boots by the fire, in the morning throw another set of liners in and let the others air out and dry. The soles on the schnees hunter II looks like an improvement over the soles on my older pair of hunters.
#7
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
Whatever you decide on, buy them a 1/2 or 1 size larger than you need to allow room for extra layers of sock without cutting off circulation to your feet. I used to have cold feet all the time until I started buying a larger boot, now they are nice and toasty. I have had great wear out of Rocky Boots. I still have my first pair I purchased 13 years ago.
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Ohio,mid
Posts: 1,275
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
I like Rockies because they are light and waterproof, I found that my feet sweat and they soak from the inside out, I have countered that w/ some anti odor foot powder and I have NOT had a problem since. Another thing guys at my place use are those over boot quilted things, real light and supposedly taosty warm when you get to your post. I know they fold up and pack easy only around $45.
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Clermont Florida U.S.
Posts: 4,970
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
+1 on the Schnees. They are my favorites, by far,but they aren't as warm (unfortunately) as my (above mentioned) Danners. I'd run from Rocky boots. IMO, they are pure junk now.
#10
RE: Looking to buy a good pair of cold weather boots
My wife gets real cold real quick during rifle season. I bought her a pair of LaCrosse womens boots at Gander mtn and a pair of thick softwool socks, that is the only part of her body I haven't heard her complain about being cold. I wear Muck boots and they keep my feet warm, however I noticed no matter what type of boot I wear, my left foot always gets cold first, maybe I am just abnormal and one foot is larger reducing airspace in the boot. Has anyone else noticed this??