Lowa Boots

[HILBY72]

Looking for some reviews on the Renegades from turkey hunters....Thanks

[Brian Fahs]

No experience with the renegades but have 3 pairs of tibets. I wear them everyday and love them.

[Spurs]

Ran the Renegades this season...super pleased.  My only complaint was they were extremely hot.  I typically ran the renegades in the morning and some lighter weight keens in the evening.

[howl]

Ran the Renegades this season...super pleased.  My only complaint was they were extremely hot.  I typically ran the renegades in the morning and some lighter weight keens in the evening.

waterproof membrane or leather lined model? Leather thick enough for snakes?

[TauntoHawk]

Ive been close to buying a pair several times but I always seemed to find enough reviews about the waterproofing not lasting long to make me shy away but they are regarded as a very comfortable boot. The only lowas I have are leather lined baffin pros.they do their job as a bombproof yet heavy and stiff boot for out west but not one I like to wear turkey hunting.

My current boot for turkey is the hanwags banks and they've been incredible for my feet.

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[rakkin6]

I don't have any experience turkey hunting in them but I can tell you they made it through a 6 month deployment to Iraq and another 6 months in Syria and are still in good shape. I would definitely take them overseas again. So I think they should hold up in the woods pretty well. Didn't have a lot of experience in water though for obvious reasons. Some rain lots of mud and rocky/sandy terrain.

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[strutnva]

I have turkey hunted in the Renegades for years, I wear a pair of gaiters with them to keep my legs dry and I love them.  Super comfortable with good support.  Feels like wearing sneakers in the woods.

[Spurs]

I have turkey hunted in the Renegades for years, I wear a pair of gaiters with them to keep my legs dry and I love them.  Super comfortable with good support.  Feels like wearing sneakers in the woods.

X2.  I wore the Turtle Skins this season.  Some people complained about the noise, but I never ran into that issue...but I do walk a lil bow legged 

[PalmettoRon]

Lowa boots are very well made and hold on a ridge like a goat. However, if you're gonna put in quite a few miles, I definitely prefer a lighter boot. Lowa boots are heavy! If it's fairly cool, I wear my 20+ yr old Russell's with some built in Thinsulate. They're a bit heavy too, but fit like a glove. If it's not in the 30's, I personally prefer hiking shoes such as Salomon's or Kenetrek Bridger Ridge.Both are lowcut but are "waterproof."