rubber boots

[matt1336]

Lacrosse. I have two pairs. My 400s have a lot of years under them. The soles are wore down to the point that they have no grip on them anymore. I have no reason to buy a different boot

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[tmarbut]

Drake. Very durable.

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[DeerDylan]

I just found out my Mucks are leaking. I'll look into those aeroheads. Drake makes some nice stuff too, I'll check them out.

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[Mibowfreak]

I have two pairs of boots right now.

I have a pair of mucks, that have gotten just ripped apart from the stuff I am scouting and hunting in. The tops of them look like I let a kid have a free for all with a pair of scissors.

The other pair, is a lacrosse aerohead boot. I absolutely love these boots. They are holding up absolutely great to the stuff im putting them through. The fit and feel of them is great. Feels like a shoe on your foot. These are my go to boots now.

[wickedbruiser]

X2 on the aeroheads. Still holding up strong after 2 seasons.

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[UPbowhunter]

My lacrosses started falling apart within a month, I have been glueing or taping them for 4 seasons, never did leak just soles peeling off. Muck is coming out with a laced neoprene boot this year I may look at.

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[justdirtyfun]

This year I used the Aeroheads almost every hunt. With barely any water to deal with it seemed unnecessary. But I came away impressed.
Comfortable and durable so far. The advice from here to try them was good, like virtually ALL ADVICE HERE.

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[Mathewshooter]

I have a pair of Muck Arctic Pro's and a pair of LaCross Aeroheads 7mm. The LaCross are definitely more durable, comfortable and lighter than the Mucks. The Mucks are warmer and have a better tread on them than the LaCross. Thats the only complaint I have about the Aeroheads is that the tread sucks on them....especially when its muddy out!

[Lastcast#1]

Irish Setter. Wont put on another boot.

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[TallTines]

I was thinking of buying a pair of mucks I guess not anymore

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[Ridgerunner7]

I own 3 pair of mucks...a light early season boot, mid season Woody Max and Late Season Arctic Pro. Got a crazy deal a few years ago 3 pairs for 222$. With that said, they are decent. Mine have lasted because I switch them through the season. I don't scout in my hunting boots ever so that helps. I usually buy a cheap 50$ pair of Rangers for scouting and they last a couple years. My next pair will be the Aeroheads.

[Buckshot20]

I've had 3pairs of muck boots(slow learner). They are comfortable but I've left the soles in the woods somewhere in muck with all three. I may try lacrosse this year. I've had bad luck with rubber boots so I have resorted to cheapest ones at tractor supply.

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[cedarsavage]

The mucks are warm but I doubt I'll buy another pair cuz they take so long to dry out. They're pretty easy for me to get the insides sweaty on a long walk

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[Bubbles]

I picked up a pair EVA boots with a removable wool felt liner. Nothing fancy, but theyve held up for 2 seasons and are significantly lighter than straight up rubbers. I can leave the liner out on the hike in and out to avoid sweating up my boot and ive also started bringing a change of socks. Makes a huge difference in all day sits to have dry feet and dry insulation on stand. Especially now that I'm doing long hikes in with a stand on back.

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[G3s]

I have been a Lacrosse boot wearer for years and loved them, with that said I bought a set of Irish Setter Rut Masters and they are fantastic. Lightweight. warm, and the traction is fantastic for muddy/slippery walks and on hills