Best boots

[Josh Pearson]

I second this, they're amazing boots. And not nearly as expensive as some of the others like crispi and kenetrek

I have these boots and also agree that they are amazing. My favorite boots I have ever owned.

 

[WanderingGoatie]

I have these boots and also agree that they are amazing. My favorite boots I have ever owned.

Mine too, except in cactus areas like wyoming or western North Dakota. Yowza

 

[Onstep]

I'm a big Lathrop & Sons Extreme Hunter fan. The insoles, fitting, and boot are top notch. Used them chasing Sheep, Mule Deer, and Elk.

 

[MontanaMuley]

Feet are unique and boots should be chosen accordingly, but having said that, Hoffman Explorers have been hands down my absolute favorite boot.

 

[Nobama]

Solomon. comfortable for hiking, but as stated above, punctures are a problem. Just tried on a Kenetrek, feels good, Cabelas has a 90 day return policy.
I'm going to check out Lathrop and Hoffman, but if you can't return them, it's an expensive test..

 

[dennisinaz]

Kenetreks are the most comfortable boot for MY feet. The only thing is be prepared to resole much sooner than you would expect. I barely got over three seasons before the soles were noticeably worn down. However, I did send them back for the refurbishment option and they returned as good as new.

I only got one season out of mine-eyelets pulled out, sole worn out, stitching popped. There are a LOT better boots out there than the Kennetreks. I think they work fine if they fit you heels but if not, you will be rolling your ankle more than you should. They worked really good one established trails. I had an original pair of Meindl Alaskans- they were a great boot. The new Meindl stuff, not so much.

I recently had a pair of Danners rebuilt. I scrapped the airbob sole and went with the Sierra. It completely depends the kind of country you are planning to hunt in. Where I deer hunt, boots only last ONE year. I'm out 200 days a year so that's part of the problem.