howdy all --
Can't say as this is strictly hunting-related, but I figured it comes close enough. Basically, I was wondering if any of y'all had specific recommendations (manufacturer and model) for a new set of trompin' boots.
Area is Southern Idaho, with more than a few treks up into the northern mountainous part of the state planned. I've tromped a fair amount in snow already this year, and expect to be doing a lot more of it in the coming years. Amazing how soaked boots suddenly seems a lot less warm...
My preference is for leather, waterproof, insulated, and relatively high on the shin. I typically go for men's boots anyhow, so no worries "translating" from the fellas.
Finally, I'd like to stay under $150- $200, but I'm willing to shell out a little more if I have to in order to get a really good set of boots for the coming years.
any ideas guys?
Thanks!
-K
Can't say as this is strictly hunting-related, but I figured it comes close enough. Basically, I was wondering if any of y'all had specific recommendations (manufacturer and model) for a new set of trompin' boots.
Area is Southern Idaho, with more than a few treks up into the northern mountainous part of the state planned. I've tromped a fair amount in snow already this year, and expect to be doing a lot more of it in the coming years. Amazing how soaked boots suddenly seems a lot less warm...
My preference is for leather, waterproof, insulated, and relatively high on the shin. I typically go for men's boots anyhow, so no worries "translating" from the fellas.
Finally, I'd like to stay under $150- $200, but I'm willing to shell out a little more if I have to in order to get a really good set of boots for the coming years.
any ideas guys?
Thanks!
-K