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i am looking for an 8 inch LIGHTWEIGHT waterproof comfortable boot. i ran into a guy at the lake and he was wearing a pr of Bates Sport tactical 2 boot, he said he did some research on lightweight 8 Inch boot and found he thought the Bates were the beast choice, so before i dive in and order the Bates, any comments
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What is your price range and primary usage?
primary use is shore fishing, comfort and light weight walking the dogs on trails, 150 price range
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Lacross Burly 18 inch high, best all around rubber boot made for sure , we wear them non stop all year long, snake proof , cactus proof , water proof , mud proof and really comfortable .... thank me later
bout 110 to 125 and worth EVERY cent of it .....
I wear Keen utility boots everyday to work in. They are waterproof. I'm on my feet all day long. Now I will say I can't wait to get them off when I get home but I'm on concrete mostly & have bad feet. I do wear them to walk the banks fishing in late fall & early winter.
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Check these out. I wore them in service and I loved em.
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hi ketchnQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
18Inch is out, rubber is out, i already have them, looking for lightweight type with the gortex stuff ect. 8 inch max
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look interesting, going to check them outQuote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
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These are my absolute favorite pair of boots. However looking at the reviews it appear maybe they have went down hill in the last 2 years? However I love mine. Mine are still waterproof, but if I wear through the goretex lining I will snoseal them and keep on trucking.
Men's Hunting Boots | Footwear at L.L.Bean
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Keen carries very comfortable all terrain stuff in lots of style and they are very durable and priced accordingly , just wont get it done hereQuote:
Originally Posted by chetc
with all the biting and stinging type things we encounter walking off in the thick stuff .
Kenetrek hands down make the best lace up hiking boot available. They aren't cheap, hand made in Italy. I own 3 pair, one for work in steel toe. A pair for lightweight warm weather hunting and heavy for mountain hunting. Way I look at it can spend $100 to $150 every two or three years or buy quality and be good for 10 plus. If you go that route spring the extra $20 and get the boot wax, they need to be treated before first use and periodically afterwards.