LaCrosse ALPHABURLY vs AREOHEAD - Rubber Conditioning Spray Hunting Boots 1000 1600

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024

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  • @ccrazyfrogg
    @ccrazyfrogg Рік тому

    I’m considering the Arrowhead Pro 7mm or Alphaburly 1600…what are the major differences and are the Alphaburly considerably warmer?

    • @EFactorOutdoors
      @EFactorOutdoors  Рік тому

      AlphaBurlies are warmer. They are completely different designed boots, even different materials. Both great.

  • @Danzchannel1
    @Danzchannel1 6 років тому +3

    I've had my solid green alphaburly's since 2002, and never had an issue yet! No conditioners or anything. 15 northern MI hunting seasons and still kick'n (fingers crossed)

    • @EFactorOutdoors
      @EFactorOutdoors  6 років тому +1

      Wow! 16 years!!?? Thanks for sharing that with everyone!!

  • @michaelblose7819
    @michaelblose7819 6 років тому +1

    Was looking at a pair of alphaburly 800g and your video made me more confident to purchase them. Cant wait to try them. Thanks!

    • @EFactorOutdoors
      @EFactorOutdoors  6 років тому +2

      You will love them! I know its a big chunk of change but you will never look at boots again the same. $40 walmart rubber boots will never again be a consideration.

  • @fxnytroxtxFPP
    @fxnytroxtxFPP 6 років тому +3

    Is it just me or the cold ratings of these boots is way off? I bought alphaburly 1600 and i sat on a stand in 40 degrees weather for about 3 hrs and i felt the cold creeping in my feet. The 1600 are rated to -70 according to lacrosse website. I think all the boot companies should take a hard look at the military bunny boots. Most of the insulation is on the bottom of the boot where the cold comes in. If you're walking and staying active yeah, the 1600 is fine but, when you're not moving you need that insulation on the BOTTOM OF THE BOOT!

    • @EFactorOutdoors
      @EFactorOutdoors  6 років тому

      I did a test with the 1600 in 13 degrees. ua-cam.com/video/MEdZUaH1MbA/v-deo.html

  • @theworldreviewed8527
    @theworldreviewed8527 3 роки тому

    Where are you at in Illinois? I hunt around Peoria area and just got the 1600 for December January hunts. Feel like Illinois cold is way colder than anywhere else lol

  • @skeemask4933
    @skeemask4933 3 роки тому

    They don’t have it together please believe...

  • @lancemerritt4682
    @lancemerritt4682 6 років тому

    I got a pair of alphaburly that are 11 yrs old just got a leak this year! Never wear nothing but lacrosse

  • @skeemask4933
    @skeemask4933 3 роки тому +1

    I haven’t seen a rubber boot hold up like the Lacrosse Grange OD Green, it’s all rubber.. I’ve have all the other Lacrosse “Rubber” boots with a fancy camo pattern and they SUCK! They last me 1 year and that’s with conditioning.. That’s vucanized rubber “technology”

  • @timothymartin8325
    @timothymartin8325 5 років тому

    I just bought a pair of Alphaburly 800 and they fit great and a very comfortable, BUT, I have a
    devil of a time getting out of them. Anyone have a solution to this problem???

    • @EFactorOutdoors
      @EFactorOutdoors  5 років тому +1

      I have a boot remover thing from rural King. It's like a little wooden u shaped thing u step on with one foot and put your boot heel in the u shape. Also Is it possible they may be a size too small? You always want to make sure you have plenty of toe wiggle room so your not slowly blood flow, which is how your feet stay warm.
      And last I will.say that the areohead boot by lacrosse is much easier to remove because there is neoprene above the heel.

  • @flushot6513
    @flushot6513 3 роки тому

    They should last 2 yrs regardless I just clean mud off before put em away

    • @EFactorOutdoors
      @EFactorOutdoors  3 роки тому

      Really? That’s like saying your car should last 10 years regardless of how many miles you put on it. If you put 200K miles on a car in 6 years it’s probably going to start having issues because of how many miles it’s got in it. Tires, brakes, suspension, etc ... you go off an hour meter or mileage, north dates. I . wear and tear us based on how much you use something, not how long you own them or they are sitting in your clothes.