Turkey Hunting: Best Boots?

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Joseph T
1 year ago
I have used a pair of Boggs for a while now. Comfortable and all rubber so water proof. I have hiked in them and they have worked well so far.
John F
1 year ago
They are pricy but I have crispi boots. They are great! The sole is very stiff and help from getting tired and the laponies made by crispi are great and light!
John F
1 year ago
Another thing about crispi boots is they have a ankle save system that has saved my ankles from rolling and spraining many times!
Will K
1 year ago
Do you need something with insulation?
Tucker P
1 year ago
@Will no insulation
Guy H
1 year ago
I use crispi Nevada boots. I hunt in the west. I’m sure a step lower on heavy duty scale would work for ya. I also wear them on the range at work because the support is amazing. No fatigue.
Cameron B
1 year ago
Kenetrek mountain extreme boots all day, every day, without reluctance, without regrets, without injured ankles, with the best grip, the best comfort, tough as nails, goes the long distance, will not flop, will not fail. Worth the price and keeps you in the woods more.
Zach M
1 year ago
I wear muck
Bryan S
1 year ago
@Tucker I really like my Danner Alsea. Waterproof, comfortable, pretty light weight for a hunting boot.
Kyle M
1 year ago
I have the uninsulated version of these and put on 40 miles hunting North Dakota and they were great. Strayed dry and were super comfortable, for a cabela boot they are great.
William W
1 year ago
I have pair of bass pro snake boot there light have zipper side on them live them
William W
1 year ago
Love
Tobin P
1 year ago
@Kyle how well does that lacing system hold up versus conventional laces?
Kyle M
1 year ago
@Tobin I have the regular laces but I hear the boa system is awesome.
Ethan S
1 year ago
Crispi is the way to go
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