timbercruiser

I wear boots every day and over the last 35 or so years have tried several different types and brands. I got a new pair a couple of weeks ago that I had reservations about, but thus far I like them. They are Rocky Timber Sneakers. They weigh in at about 2.9 pounds, non-insulated and are honestly comfortable and the lightest boots I have ever used. About $100 in Cabela's.

Mike Hill

Rockies == Made in China No thank you

Champlain Islander

Hard to find any boots not made in China. I have 5 sets of LaCrosse boots and the last 2 pair were made in China not LaCrosse Wisconcin. One thing I noticed is that they don't hold up as long as the old USA models that I have worn for 15 years.

TOPDAWGWOOFWOOF

Good topic. I used to be fond of the old Browning waterproofs, until one year I bought a pair that was not waterproof at all. I returned them and the next pair....same thing. Leaked. Took them back and the next pair, same thing. Pure gooey pooh.

That was my last experience with Browning boots. I was disappointed, but what was a man to do? I am loyal to brands that remain top quality, but I cannot pay my hard earned dollar for faulty boots that are going to get my tootsies wet as I galavant through the Florida wetlands in hot pursuit of that most handsome and wary of all God's majestic creatures......the Southern whitetail.

wyotimberghost

I'm sure it was just the boot model, but the last pair of Rocky's I had barely held up during a one week dall sheep huntin in AK. By the end of the week the soles were so soft it was uncomfortable to walk on boulders, and little chunks of rubber were chipping away. And the camo colored boots got worn enough to lose the camo pattern after my second hunting trip in them for elk here in WY. The gore-tex is about shot now too, and they haven't seen much use since my AK trip two or three years ago.

G5

i bought a pair of Rocky Bear claws not too long ago and i think there great. The Rocky's have that cushy sole that i like alot. but if i didnt get them i was gonna go with danners. i know alot of people that swear by danner boots

skeeter 7MM

umm....ahh...never mind...!

I like Danners I pretty muchneed insulated boots for most ofmy hunting needs and 10" high is preferred. I hate rubber boots, so my choice has been leather upper, gortex bootie and rubber soles with good grip"Canadians by Danner". For a cheaper pair no doubt made in asia the Redwing Irish Setter BG II's have been adarngoodboot, mine now are done but after 6 years of extreme use I won't complain as they only set me back 100 bucks.

I dohave a pair ofSalomon uninsulated hikers when the weather allows. Gortex bootieand fairly light, have worked for 5 years.

MN_Deerman

Wow you made itthrough to thevery last sentence of your post this timebefore you made an @ss of yourself.

JonnyNov

I've owned Rocky's. Wolverine's and Lacrosse's. The gore-tex in all 3 only last me about a year. The eyelets for the shoelaces snapped on my wolverines. Overall i've had the best luck with lacrosses, but they are starting to go overseas now. Nothing is made in america anymore[:@]

Garminator

I have the Danner Pronghorns for hunting & the Danner Acadias for work. Great boots for almost anything!!!