Lacrosse vs Muck Boot.

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okay..

i admit to wearing rubber boots more often than not. i got some Lacrosse rubber/neoprene boots years ago. the early ALPHAS. mine have a composite toe, since i bought them for a tunnel excavation i was engineering on. they kept me dry for years. the toes started to crack from the constant bending, but i patched them with ShoeGOO and took them home for yard work.

i wear them for spring turkey hunting.
i wear them to cross a wide stream pig hunting which gets me to areas nobody hunts since they hate wet feet. i swap boots on the other side and put on my hunting boots. i hide my rubber boots in the bushes to the return crossing.

they are really coming apart now. a year of bamboo digging is crushing them.

i need new boots. i dont need the composite work toe for sure. i will still wear them for work..engineering. if you havent heard, CA is soaked and falling into the ocean.

i am not sure i will buy camo ones, since they may show up at work. but they will go turkey hunting with me. i think plain brown would be nice. camo wouldnt offend my coworkers tho.

lacross or Muck?

 

[Superkodiak38]

I just bought the mucks, I got the Edgewater and they are nice. Rated from 25 -60 degrees I wore them during archery deer here. Nice boots and Tractor Supply had them at 20% off so...

 

[Bmcox86]

I have had a pair of lacrosse rubbers for just over 5 years and they are still going strong. I got them in the bargain cave and plan on replacing them this year when I find some more in the bargain cave. I wear them almost daily in the winter up here since it's so wet

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[rayporter]

lacrosse aero form ankle fit 7mm. this is about twice as thick as muck boots. this is for cold weather.

muck boot regular 15 in high

muck chore boot. 12 in [ i think anyway] this get the most use by far.