Iv worn lacrosse boots all if my life, both insulated and non. They are by far some of the most durable and valued for the $ boots iv ever owned. The insulated version is very warm. I ware them all winter in feet of snow with an average temperature of 0F-30F without every having cold toes.
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Height
| 18-inch | 18-inch | 17-inch | 18-inch |
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Waterproof
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Upper
| ZXT Rubber | ZXT Rubber | Rubber Over Neoprene | Rubber Over Neoprene |
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Lining
| Nylon Fabric | Nylon Fabric | Jersey-Knit | Jersey-Knit |
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Insulation
| Foam Insulation | — | — | — |
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Adjustable Top Strap
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Footbed
| EVA Cushion | EVA Cushion | EVA Cushion | EVA Cushion |
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Midsole
| — | — | Lightweight LXA | Lightweight EVA |
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Outsole
| Slip-Resistant w/Heel | Slip-Resistant w/Heel | Slip-Resistant w/Arch | Slip-Resistant, Chamfered |
Works great for how I use them
Edit: 2018-2022 these things are still kicking picture of heel wear shown. No leaks. I bought these for canoeing in cold weather (40-28F), but they have become my go-to winter boot with temps as low as 10 degrees. I am up and moving around a bit when I’m using them in these colder conditions so I’ll have to see how they do once I’m in ice fishing later in the year while just sitting in the same spot. With consciencous sock choice, sweat hasn’t been an issue. The soles are pretty soft, so I am trying not to use them for walking the dog on the sidewalk every day, but it’s tempting with how easy they are to get on and off. I haven’t noticed wear even though I do use them half the time on concrete, but it’s in the back of my head for sure. I was worried about ankle support and how my feet might slide around with thinner socks, but I’ve worn thick wool socks all the way down to thin smart wool socks and haven’t had a problem. Even so, I bought some Ace ankle braces and extra soles. This seems to be good for longer upland game outings but that might even be overkill. All in all, I’m satisfied with the purchase. And glad I didn’t drop the big bucks on the Muck boots. I’ve read reviews about poor construction of the soles (not aligned), but I didn’t experience that at all. All in all, this is a classic looking boot that is waterproof and comfortable in a wide range of conditions. The price trade off comes down to the sole durability, but if you’re not walking on rock and concrete the majority of the time, it shouldn’t be an issue. If that’s the case for you and you want the boot to last 5 years, drop the money for the Muck boots with Vibram soles.
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2018Size: 13Color: Od GreenVerified Purchase
Edit: 2018-2022 these things are still kicking picture of heel wear shown. No leaks.
I bought these for canoeing in cold weather (40-28F), but they have become my go-to winter boot with temps as low as 10 degrees. I am up and moving around a bit when I’m using them in these colder conditions so I’ll have to see how they do once I’m in ice fishing later in the year while just sitting in the same spot. With consciencous sock choice, sweat hasn’t been an issue.
The soles are pretty soft, so I am trying not to use them for walking the dog on the sidewalk every day, but it’s tempting with how easy they are to get on and off. I haven’t noticed wear even though I do use them half the time on concrete, but it’s in the back of my head for sure.
I was worried about ankle support and how my feet might slide around with thinner socks, but I’ve worn thick wool socks all the way down to thin smart wool socks and haven’t had a problem. Even so, I bought some Ace ankle braces and extra soles. This seems to be good for longer upland game outings but that might even be overkill.
All in all, I’m satisfied with the purchase. And glad I didn’t drop the big bucks on the Muck boots. I’ve read reviews about poor construction of the soles (not aligned), but I didn’t experience that at all.
All in all, this is a classic looking boot that is waterproof and comfortable in a wide range of conditions. The price trade off comes down to the sole durability, but if you’re not walking on rock and concrete the majority of the time, it shouldn’t be an issue. If that’s the case for you and you want the boot to last 5 years, drop the money for the Muck boots with Vibram soles.
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Ernesto P.Reviewed in Mexico on June 14, 2022
Muy buenas botas
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