Hunting Boots

[BadHunter7]

I just got a pair of Crispi Thor for early season and for my later season boot I can’t decide between Kenetrek Mountain extreme insulated or non-insulated or Crispi Guide 200. I hunt South Dakota prairie for mule deer and black hills for turkey but my job moves me around a lot. Could I please get some advice? Being from Iowa this type of hunting is new to me.

 

[RockAndSage]

I have several pairs of Kenetreks of different types, and they're outstanding boots. That said, I wear them much less now than I used to - they've become gear almost exclusively for very cold-weather/snow, extremely rugged, steep terrain, or if I expect to not be doing much walking. The reason for this is their weight - they're tanks, and last a long, long time, but they're heavy. And every pound on your feet burns the energy of carrying about 7lbs on your back. If it's not snow, extreme cold, or extremely rugged/rocky terrain, I go with Salomon Quest 4s. They're light, pretty rugged, and very comfortable for me.

Given what you've shared, and are looking for late-season/cold weather boots, the Kenetreks would be a great choice for your cold-weather situations. And because of that, I'd recommend the insulated boots. If you already have a pair of non-insulated, the insulated would help round-out your gear.

 

[Marble]

If you like the crispi boss, stay with those and find a style with the insulation level you're looking for.

That's what I did. I got a pair and liked them so much I bought the insulated version also.

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