Are lacrosse boots still quality?

[Wolfshead]

Will look into the Kuiu ones. Thanks!

This is how they look after a full season every hunt from sitting on stand to days with 4-5 miles
I probably should clean them up as they still have blood on them

 

[Astewart22]

This is how they look after a full season every hunt from sitting on stand to days with 4-5 miles
I probably should clean them up as they still have blood on them

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Those look like what I’m gonna go with, thanks!

 

[Buckhead]

Live in N Georgia, so doesn't get awfully cold. Maybe a day or two in the twenties, high teens. That said, really like the Aerohead Sport line. Have both the 3.5mm and 7mm versions. Wear the 3.5's thru early November, then the 7s for late season. Held up really well, lightweight and not that expensive if you take advantage of sales promotions. I buy directly from LaCrosse.

 

[Blockcaver]

If you are in Canada and looking for a similar boot, check out the Canadian Tire Huntshield Rubber and Neoprene boot, usually onsale for $120 CAD or full price for $170 CAD. They are quite similar to the KUIU boots including the tread design and are quite warm. I've had mine for 3 years and they look good yet. I certainly do not wear them every day in the fall or winter though.

They fit my feet way better than a Muck boot that gives me heel blisters....have bony heels and the Huntshield boot has a good fitting heel pocket.

I used to wear LaCrosse rubber hunting boots and steel toe mine boots. They fit my fit well too....but have gotten spooked off buying any new ones due to reports of very poor life once manufacturing was moved out of LaCrosse to overseas. I still have a pair of the uninsulated boots that are holding up after maybe 20 years but they get limited use. The 400 gram Burleys were a favorite for Oct and early Nov whitetail use many years ago.