All we can get here in Boise at Sportsmans seems to be the 200g insulated boots which is pretty much equivalent to uninsulated. Love the fit of the Crispis, but I need more insulation. My feet run cold so I generally prefer 600+ and just couldn't find anything in that range with Crispis. Do you have a boot with that much insulation? I ended up with the Kenetrek 1000 and yes, I use those early season as well.
Funny when a company, does not give a temp rating. That means you end up buying a pair that sucks. It should be an average rating. Cold how about minus 40 C. That's what we hunt in.
i hunt whiterail deer in northeastern state i live in vermont i hunt some flar land farm land and some of of them had like creeks that run threw them in wooden area some slopes area ridge that little steep and funnel area i know deers use travel threw to and from small swap area i have walk threw corn field get to my spot also farmland i hunt some area have tall grass i have diffent spots i like hunt like a plan a spot and plan b spot in case on don't work plus and wind factor plays a role.i use wear rubber boots but my gotten old so i looking for hunting boot that can keep my feet dry warm in rain snowing days and most important mud when sun melt snow or it rains walking in cornfield or out of woods and into cornfield those tall grass be able handle walking in mud i don't slip plus do not weight me down. i do not fully go into swap area but i hunt borderline of it i were i hunt funnel area near swap.plus boot has have great ankle support keep my ankle were it should be i worn rocky boots i heard about shakeboots but i don't got good foot sole grip when u walk i hunt i do not see shakes i been on yout guys website. wweather we get in vermont during rifle season in nov or muzzloader season get unpredictable at times also what part of state u hunting in middle area bottom or northern part play role.some days b in 30 low 40 or if sun out be near 50 almost. so what u recomed
All we can get here in Boise at Sportsmans seems to be the 200g insulated boots which is pretty much equivalent to uninsulated. Love the fit of the Crispis, but I need more insulation. My feet run cold so I generally prefer 600+ and just couldn't find anything in that range with Crispis. Do you have a boot with that much insulation? I ended up with the Kenetrek 1000 and yes, I use those early season as well.
Funny when a company, does not give a temp rating. That means you end up buying a pair that sucks.
It should be an average rating. Cold how about minus 40 C. That's what we hunt in.
What is the crispi logo supposed to be? I can't figure it out
whats the boot in background top right, looks green, that one
i hunt whiterail deer in northeastern state i live in vermont i hunt some flar land farm land and some of of them had like creeks that run threw them in wooden area some slopes area ridge that little steep and funnel area i know deers use travel threw to and from small swap area i have walk threw corn field get to my spot also farmland i hunt some area have tall grass i have diffent spots i like hunt like a plan a spot and plan b spot in case on don't work plus and wind factor plays a role.i use wear rubber boots but my gotten old so i looking for hunting boot that can keep my feet dry warm in rain snowing days and most important mud when sun melt snow or it rains walking in cornfield or out of woods and into cornfield those tall grass be able handle walking in mud i don't slip plus do not weight me down. i do not fully go into swap area but i hunt borderline of it i were i hunt funnel area near swap.plus boot has have great ankle support keep my ankle were it should be i worn rocky boots
i heard about shakeboots but i don't got good foot sole grip when u walk i hunt i do not see shakes i been on yout guys website. wweather we get in vermont during rifle season in nov or muzzloader season get unpredictable at times also what part of state u hunting in middle area bottom or northern part play role.some days b in 30 low 40 or if sun out be near 50 almost. so what u recomed
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