Boot recommendations needed

[mcseal2]

I went from Meindl to Kennetrek and knew right away I’d never go back. I was lucky enough to find a used pair just broke in nice. Seller hurt his knee and didn’t think he’d ever need that stiff a boot again.

 

[Time2time]

I've had great luck with kenetrek hardscrabbles and hunt in temps from 90 to -15 spot and stalk hunting.

 

[northernalpine]

Aku, Keen, La Sportiva make good insulated GTX boots.

I’m on my third pair of Aku GTX boots, but I live in them probably 200 days a year. They are my go to for this season with a pair of 200g insulated Keens if the temps cool off. Keens don’t have super aggressive tread patterns but I’ve yet to have a pair that required any break in.

I’ve had probably 4 or 5 pairs of Salomons but haven’t tried their insulated ones and probably won’t unless they come out with a pair that isn’t all black.

 

[MikeSommers]

Switched to Kenetrek Mountina Extreme this year from Crispi Guides. Love the boot. Fits my foot way better than the Crispi's did.

 

[IN2HNTN]

I have also moved to the Kenetrek ME, about 10 years ago now. It has been a great boot, fits me very well and for the terrain that I usually hunt.

 

[Dex818]

Crispi Nevadas fit well and there was pretty much no break in period

 

[Boone-In-Wall]

I had Danner's for a long time, but now I run Kennetrek's. They're better in the mountains that Danners.

 

[shovelface]

I have a pair of LOWA Renegades and Kenetrek Mountain Extremes. I have a wider foot and they fit very comfortably and tough. I find myself grabbing the LOWA's more often, but if I was doing severe climbing, I'd go with the Kenetreks.

 

[madcalfe]

i run the kennetrek orthopedic mountain extremes. No complaints here.
defiantly love the rocker in the toes on the orthopedic over the regular ones.

 

[Lioutdoorsman]

Schnees have been great to me so far. I run beartooth 0g they are good for most temps I see so long as I’m covering ground thruout the day