deerslayeror2
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im sick of china made things were are the good ol usa
Kentzavol said:I bought the Herman Survivors also. The first thing I did with them was buy a rubber over slippers for them at the CO-OP. I will probably put the 9.99 rubber slippers on whatever boot that I deer hunt in from now on. They are warmer, do not leak and it helps cover scent displaced by the boots.
I got a pair last fall for deer hunting. Very confortable, but not sure if they have 1000 gram insulation. This was a very cold winter and hunted when temps were 8 to -10 with knee deep snow. Couldn't keep my feet warm even with feet warmers. Will have to get a differant boot for colder weather, but anything above 25 degrees they are a nice boot.Pursuit Hunter said:LaCrosse Alpha Burly. I have a pair that I wore for five years and retired 'em this year on account of the smell. Bought another pair to replace them. Just did a gear review on them if you're interested. http://pursuithunting.blogspot.com/2010 ... nting.html
SpursNFeathers said:I have a pair of Danner Kestrel boots - best pair I've ever owned. Only bad thing is that they've quit making them!
SALECREEKHUNTER said:I just bought a pair of Itasca boots before turkey season. I used them all day saturday and sunday and i was very pleased. They are comfortable for doing a lot of walking and they kept my feet dry warm. I was very pleased with a $50 pair of boots. Now the real test is seeing how long they last.