Hunting boots

[blazedawg87]

Danner 100%. I'm saving up for a new pair now.

 

[keith089]

Wore danners for 24 years in military and still wearing, had sole replace 3 times

 

[sold7]

danners So many variations

which series is everyone buying

 

[swampbuck62]

believe it or not the last few pairs of boots I have bought I got off Ebay, and bought them used.. There is nothing like buying a good pair of boots already broke it and for less then half the price of new..

just make sure you deal with reputable seller who posts lots of pics.

Just bought a pair of almost new LL BEAN Trophy Pursuits for $40 think they were $150 new and still look it..
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[Nick_T]

I'm looking hard at those Croc boots. I know I can move around very quietly with my regular Crocs on warm morning hunts, these look like they'd be the ticket for cold mornings. Very confortable. Ya'll can laugh if ya want, even question my sexual orientation if ya like, I'm too old to care.

http://www.crocs.com/crocs-mens-all...fault,pd.html?cid=060&cgid=men-footwear-boots

Nick T

 

[Laufen]

believe it or not the last few pairs of boots I have bought I got off Ebay, and bought them used.. There is nothing like buying a good pair of boots already broke it and for less then half the price of new..

just make sure you deal with reputable seller who posts lots of pics.

Just bought a pair of almost new LL BEAN Trophy Pursuits for $40 think they were $150 new and still look it..
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The only problem is that they are broken in for someone else's feet. Be careful, you can do some serious damage to your knees and hips.

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danners So many variations

which series is everyone buying

Stitch down soles an be replaced if that matters. I have an old pair of cement down Bighorns-12 years old and going strong.

 

[GeauxLSU]

A mile? Come on, I could do that in wing tips!
I've got a few pairs of boots and have done a bit of hiking (this year rim to rim at the Grand Canyon on the Bass trails, no tourist stuff to say the least) so I get needing comfortable boots. I have to admit, I was never a rubber boot guy. A handful of years ago (or so) I bought a pair of LaCrosse Alphaburlys and the FIRST time I wore them was on a WMA hunt. If I didn't put 12 miles on them in 24 hours I didn't put 100 yards. Stupid I know, with new boots, but I was absolutely SHOCKED at how comfortable they were. I still wear them and they are still 100% water proof and no worse for the wear.
If you have serious problems a boot more specifically designed for miles 'might' be better but I can't imagine how.

 

[gh00747]

I have a pair of Redwing boots that I have worn for 6 years, Resoled once. They are my go to everything boot

 

[BIKER13]

Flip flops and wool socks.

 

[swampbuck62]

A mile? Come on, I could do that in wing tips!

"a mile or more to my stand" I said stand it should read stands as in more then one... if I go to my land in TN parts are steep and rocky some is low and swampy, not gonna do that in wing tips...lol