Looking for some lightweight insulated rubber or neoprene boots..need some suggestions. Have the rutmaster lite 2.0 they are great comfort wise. Terrible durability though.
I meant uninsulated
I've got a cheap pair of uninsulated Lacrosse boots. Nothing special. Been wearing them for turkey hunting last few years but that's all they get used for. They've held up well but I'm also stuck on small pieces of land here so they don't get the miles on them. Can't really tell you how well they'll do if used heavily. Having said that, I've owned Lacrosse in the past and have abused them pretty heavily and they've done just fine. But, like most things, quality of newer products is suspect at best.
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I like my Muck boots. But they have neoprene and get warm after 70 degrees or so. Walked about 4 miles in them one day this season. I use other boots on dry days tho.
Another vote for Muck. Very comfortable for my feet. If it is real hot later in the day you can flip them down.
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I'm going to try a pair of these, everyone that I've talked to that has them loves them for warm weather hunting. They have a brownish pair that would work for hunting.
I've been wearing Muck boots for a long time, IMO the quality and FIT has suffered since production moved to China. My next pair will be Dryshod, the originator of Muck has started up Dryshod. I'll be hoping to get back the fit and to get more miles out of them like my Old Muck boots.
As far as uninsulated rubber boots go, it's hard to beat the Lacrosse Grange, IMO.
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Quote from: Sungrazer on May 02, 2021, 11:52:57 PM
I've been wearing Muck boots for a long time, IMO the quality and FIT has suffered since production moved to China. My next pair will be Dryshod, the originator of Muck has started up Dryshod. I'll be hoping to get back the fit and to get more miles out of them like my Old Muck boots.
Thanks for this and I agree. I will check them out next time I buy.
I also like my Bogs - but they are for cold weather.