Waterproof boots

[Igottafish]

Looking to invest in some waterproof boots for the upcoming season. Last couple trips out with millman were too slushy and my feet got soaked in my Baffin sled boots. Anyone have the Baffin Titans? If not what do you use? Looking for comfort and warmth along with 100% waterproof. Counting down the days until I can walk on water again...

[Chris338378]

I've heard a lot of good things about the mickey mouse boots. 

[tomturkey]

Mickeys will keep you feet WARM and DRY. The pair of white one I have been wearing have started check pretty bad but my feet still stay warm and dry. I was in a Goodwill store many years ago in the middle of July and spotted them. Turned them upside down and there was $5.00 marked on the bottm with felt tip. Needless to say I did not set them down till I got to the check out.

I broke out my old LaCross Icemen this winter. They have to be 25 years old but still keep my feet dry and warm even with the uppers being leather. Of course these were made before LaCross went to China to make their stuff.

[Raquettedacker]

   http://www.muckbootcompany.com/Products/Pages/ArcticPro.aspx

[tonstone]

Go with the Muck Arctic Pro, you won't have a problem!

[MrE1979]

MillMan has the baffin titans.  I think I am gonna get a pair for this season since my redheads got all jacked up this winter.  He says best boot he has ever worn.

[Redneck Fishfinder]

I second the Muck-Boots. I have the 1000g boots and my feet do not get wet or cold even when it's -10F. In fact, I don't think I'll have wet or cold feet on the ice again. I got them for $100 at Dicks and I thought they were a great investment.     I need to find a pair of gloves that is as good...

[MR WOZ]

Muck boots is my choice. If its real cold out put in a pack of foot warmers and your god to go!

[mpike2day]

Cabelas trans Alaskans. Keep you warm,dry and lifetime warranty.

[Fontona19]

Just ordered a pair of Muck Arctic Pros. Hopefully they get the job done. My last pair were Irishsetter Rutmasters. They were great for 2 years, and then they imploded. 

[tonstone]

Just ordered a pair of Muck Arctic Pros. Hopefully they get the job done. My last pair were Irishsetter Rutmasters. They were great for 2 years, and then they imploded. 

Great Choice, I used to hear bad about them but then that changed after I got a pair!! You will not be disappointed, Tony

[mr tip up]

Go with the Muck Arctic Pro, you won't have a problem!

        x2

[slamer58]

I have a pair of titans, they are a super warm dry boot...wish I had bought them sooner!!!!!

[Burtess]

Titans are awesome.  Not bad to walk in either as the tread has a natural slope to it.

Burt

[Bschrock55]

Another vote for mucks. I wear the woody elites which are pretty much a camo version if the Arctics and love them.  Super comfortable and without a doubt warm and water proof.  Check out amazon.  I got them during a sale for $95 shipped, regular normally $175-$225 around the net.

[Mr. Freeze Miser]

Baffin Titans...they are rated for like 70 or more below zero. I have had these for about 5 years and are the warmest and 100% waterproof boots that I know of.  I work for a utility and out in the cold all winter...I own the Baffin Driller series boots for work....Baffin makes the some of the best boots for extreme conditions!   

[carcus1]

I use arctic mucks up here all season in Manitoba Canada, 100% water proof, get a boot dryer if you get this type of boot.

[ungvar]

Bogs Arctic Roamer! This waterproof, cold-weather men's boot features a hand-lasted rubber and four-way stretch Neoprene upper built with 7mm waterproof Neo-Tech and 2mm Airmesh™ lining for stay-dry warmth in a range of conditions; the upper protects against cold to -65° F. Inside, Aegis™ antimicrobial treatment controls odor. Thinsulate™ 1000-Gram Insulation adds additional warmth and protection. The dual-density outsole of the Bogs Arctic Roamer 1000 boot is composed of a combination of hard and soft rubber to give heavy-duty traction in icy conditions. Aegis™ Antimicrobial Treatment Airmesh Approx. 16'' boot shaft height Approx. 17'' boot shaft circumference Bungee lacing system with locking toggle closure Comfort rated to -65° F Contoured footbed EVA midsole Fleece sockliner Four-way stretch Neoprene and hand-lasted rubber upper Neo-Tech™ Non-slip, self-cleaning rubber outsole Thinsulate™ 1000-Gram Insulation Waterproof construction.

[9huskies]

There is no such thing as a waterproof boot that will keep your feet dry. Any boot that keeps water out will keep water in when you sweat or when they fill with snow. It's better to get something breathable. That way they don't stay wet.

[mpike2day]

There is no such thing as a waterproof boot that will keep your feet dry. Any boot that keeps water out will keep water in when you sweat or when they fill with snow. It's better to get something breathable. That way they don't stay wet.

And then gortex was invented.

[pete/ny]

I second the Muck-Boots. I have the 1000g boots and my feet do not get wet or cold even when it's -10F. In fact, I don't think I'll have wet or cold feet on the ice again. I got them for $100 at Dicks and I thought they were a great investment.     I need to find a pair of gloves that is as good...

I have had Mucks for many Years and have never seen any that were 1000gr.Which Model are these?

[9huskies]

And then gortex was invented.

Gore-Tex doesn't work very well on boots. Gore-Tex is breathable because water vapor can pass through its pores. Liquid water can not turn to vapor in without some air space. Most people lace their boots tight enough so water from perspiration does not have room to vaporize.

[carcus1]

My muck arctic sports getting a little worn out so I decided to try something different, on my local fishing forum (manitobafishingforum) there is a thread "Insulated Rubber Boots for Slush" and guys are raving about the baffin titans, so I headed into town to buy some.  Reasonably priced boot, but that's where it ended for me, weird fit, massive in the ankle area causing a huge amount of heal lift,(I bought them and wore them around the house then returned them) 
this boot is no good for any amount of walking.  So my search continued and led me to Acton boots and the acton adventure rubber boot, could not find them locally so I ordered them, more expensive than the baffin, by about 45 bucks.  They arrived the other day and so far I am very pleased, no heal lift like the baffin, and very light, way better design,  baffin has a well made boot thats warm as he11 but the design sucks!  I will be heading out next week to give them a try on lake winnipeg, will post a report.