Bare foot's in the late season

[TradLife406]

What are you guys who are on the barefoot train using for late season hunts? It seems sort of counter intuitive to run a normal mountain boot after summer scouting and archery season in Vivos. Are you using the insulated Vivos with gaiters?
Not too worried about my feet getting cold. With my Reynolds I have to use glassing booties if I stop regardless of the boot.

Thanks fam

 

[nephewjephew]

Depending on the situation Tracker esc, winter tracker or mukluks

 

[Moosehunter]

I'm curious as well. I can't get vivos to hold up really at all. And I know that don't matter to some but I just don't like spending that kind of money on something that might not last well.
Altho that kind of goes with the territory on minimal footwear for hunting. I just want light, flexible, durable and cheap

 

[dtrkyman]

Vivo has a thermal insole that is quite nice!

 

[Pilsner]

I'm curious as well. I can't get vivos to hold up really at all. And I know that don't matter to some but I just don't like spending that kind of money on something that might not last well.
Altho that kind of goes with the territory on minimal footwear for hunting. I just want light, flexible, durable and cheap

Ive got a pair sitting here ready for rebuilt when the mythical NA repair facility every opens up shop. I REALLY want to love their boots but the lack of state side CS is a problem for them at their price point.

 

[TradLife406]

Ive got a pair sitting here ready for rebuilt when the mythical NA repair facility every opens up shop. I REALLY want to love their boots but the lack of state side CS is a problem for them at their price point.

Can you order a new pair then on day 95 just send them in?
Just sent my first pair back because they were too big. But I'd already ordered the right size. It did take a few days for them to reply to my exchange email. But it's pretty cool you can take the boots into the field to try them.
I did scan through the durability issue thread a bit. I can definitely see where they could fall apart.
Might be worth buying a back up pair to keep in the truck on a longer hunt. But you'd be kind of sol if they went down and you're five miles in.

 

[Speaks]

Winter trackers and thick socks until it gets real cold. Hoping the vivo tundras get back in stock