Muck boots

[hudson]

I'm needing a pair for deer hunting because my lacrosse grange don't keep my feet warm enough.ive heard they are pretty warm but wanted to get any body's opinion on warmth and durability.im currently looking at the pursuit stealths

[Olly]

Muck Boots > all other "swamp style" boots out there. They kept my feet plenty warm while I was in Michigan. Used to wear them ice fishing all the time.

[assateague]

I like them, too, but sonofabitch are they expensive.

[ManlyMan]

Best boots inda world

[hudson]

I like them, too, but sonofabitch are they expensive.

ya there 180 bucks but everything's goin up and I don't mind paying for quality gear

[Olly]

I remember getting mine on sale for around $100 bucks.

[hudson]

[hudson]

Would be nice to get em at that price

[bill herian]

I haven't bought them since they were 130, and I still have that pair.

I've since made a connection to get them at cost.

[capt1972]

paid 189 a month ago and would spend that again tomorrow, they are that good!

[Olly]

Hey Hudson, I got a Cabela's $20 off rebate in the mail today if you spend more than $150 bucks. Let me know if you're going to buy from there.

[hudson]

Hey Hudson, I got a Cabela's $20 off rebate in the mail today if you spend more than $150 bucks. Let me know if you're going to buy from there.

i heard that pod I'll let you know.i sure appreciate it

[waterfowlman]

My "made in USA" Lacrosse muck boots with the thick wool felt liners have never let me down in some brutal cold weather.

[BrewGUN]

The candelas christmas catalog has the regular wetlands for $140, the cold weather ones are expensive

[Rick]

My "made in USA" Lacrosse muck boots with the thick wool felt liners have never let me down in some brutal cold weather.

Lacrosse is still making something in the US? My last few pairs of Granges haven't made it two years without splitting at flex points, same with the Alpha Sports I tried. And Cabela's knee boots. I finally broke down and tried a pair of poor man's Le Chameaus made with natural rubber that have whatever crap compounds the others are using beat all to hell for long wear and made the $140(?) I have in them a bargain.

But they're not what Hudson's looking for, as they lack insulation. Just great knee boots that have held up to far more use and abuse (miles and miles of blackberry vines) than anything else I've seen lately.

[T Man]

I love my muck woody Max boots but they're way too hot to wear in the spring and Sumner