warterproof insulated boots

[roadrnr]

Artic Sports by Muck, THE BEST boots I have ever owned.  Warm, Dry, Lightweight, Good Traction.  I wear them deer hunting and ice fishing. Going on my third year with the same pair

[jdjyoung]

 Lacrosse Burly 1200 gm thinsulate!   Tuff as nails! The only boot I ever wear whether I'm Ice fishing, deer hunting, or working outdoors in five degree weather.
 
JD

[howesfc]

My vote go's out to Cabela's Predator Extreme's also with sheet metal screw's in the lug's no cleat's needed.

[ORANGEGILL]

I had a pair of sorell"s for years that really suc//d. Did not keep my feet warm at all. Runied alot of hunting and ice fishing trips due to freezing feet and wet feet. Last year i bought a pair of Rocky"s Artic gladiators 12000gram  thinsulate. They were warterproof for the first year now they leak, but they do keep the feet warm. Can anyone tell me of a good insulated warterproof boot that will keet the feet warm and DRY?

La Cross working for me, ive had this pair forever, fish in them , as well as snow removal, but have never had any prob, mine also have steel toes, and they have never affected the warmth..... HOPE THE INFO HELPS....

[ORANGEGILL]

I had a pair of sorell"s for years that really suc//d. Did not keep my feet warm at all. Runied alot of hunting and ice fishing trips due to freezing feet and wet feet. Last year i bought a pair of Rocky"s Artic gladiators 12000gram  thinsulate. They were warterproof for the first year now they leak, but they do keep the feet warm. Can anyone tell me of a good insulated warterproof boot that will keet the feet warm and DRY?

FORGOT TO MENTION ,,,, BUT DONT GET BOOTS THAT FIT SNUG,,,,, MAKE THEM 1 SIZE LARGER,,,,, FOR ROOM FOR AIR....

[tubby67]

Mickey Mouse Boots are the only way to go and they are cheap to buy

[icefly]

Another vote for the muck boots. I have had a pair for about 4 years and they still work great. I have the woody max and they are warm and comfy. Will by another pair after I wear these out.

[jockofish]

I'll throw in a vote for the Cabella's Trans-Alaskans. For yrs. I've hunted and ice fished with the Mickey Mouse's, but they were always so darn heavy. I bought a pair of the Alaskans this yr. and haven't regretted it one bit. They are a bit clumbsy but while sitting in a porty all day, I'm looking for warmth,and they didn't dissappoint.     jockofish

[coldbum]

I had a pair of Sorrels for years that were great. When they finally wore out I bought a new pair.
They were manufactured so poorly that they lasted 1/2 of one ice season.
About 4 years ago CarogaKid turned me onto Ranger boots. They are waterproof, durable and warm.
Not to mention fairly inexpensive.
Like I said I have had this pair 4 years and they are like new, just as warm and dry as the day I (or my former employer  ) purchased them.

I think mine are the "Glacier Bay" model and they are supposedly rated to -80 deg F.