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I have some pac boots I use for cold weather (anything below say 35f). I am looking for my first pair of rubber boots to try. I would like them to be get me in temps from say 50s down to upper 30s with thick merino wool socks. thoughts? My feet do tend to run a bit cold than average. For example, I know when most wear say 700-800gram insulation in their boots I am at the 1000 mark.

My old Lacrosse Alphaburlys are 10yrs old. Fit like a glove. Finally sprung a leak. Tread is now coming free.
I got new ones mid season but they are way wider than the old ones. Built for a silverback if you ask me. Not comfortable on longer treks. Rub my heel raw. Searched high & low for a new/old stock pair of the other ones to no avail.

Any recommendations on brand or style in the 800-1000gm market for narrow feet?

Can someone please explain the difference between the alphaburleys and aero heads. Need new boots and was looking at the 7mm aeroheads. Mainly 1/2 walk in deer season and then sitting on stand.

Howdy fellas , this year I have abandoned the lease that I have been hunting for the past couple of years and returning to my roots as a public land bow hunter where I have had my most success. I now live on the opposite side of the state from previous years of bow hunting and am exploring my bow hunting options which means lots of leg work .
I am using the basic lacrosse Grange green rubber boot that I have been using forever and am looking for the most comfortable, breathable and durable rubber boat on the market. A 18" boot is desirable but a 16" will do, often 18" boots aren’t enough . I recently started putting boots on the ground to tune of 6-7 miles at a time learning the lay of the land , for sign and remnants of hunting pressure . While pouring the sweat out of the boots and drying blistered feet I was thinking there has to be a better boot !so fellas some recommendations on a boot that can be walked in all day in the swamp is appreciated