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I'll second this, as well as RedWings too. Only issues with RedWings is they don't really have an "off road" tread in their lineup. But if you work on cement all day they cannot, and I mean cannot be beat. Also expensive but wear great.My feet and trade have been abusing Danner Rain Forest for 3 decades. I'll destroy a pair in 18-24 months. They aren't cheap but you can't put a price on warm dry feet while working outdoors in the PNW. Danner has hunting boots for those that don't want heavy work boots. Keep in mind ONLY Danner's with stitch down soles are made in Portland, IIRC. Buyer beware if purchasing 2nds from the Factory, as there isn't any Warranty.
I've seen lots of happy customers wearing Redwing on job sites. FWIW
Really need to try on a few different brands not everybody's feet fit the same in a Danner, Whites, Redwing or.....
I prefer Keen brand. They have a store in Portland and they are made in the US (mostly Oregon I think). They have a wide selection of boots of all kinds for different purposes. For insulated I have a pair that are 8", waterproof with a steel toe for use when I am using power equipment like my chainsaw or flail mower.Have worn Irish Setters forever. Bought my son a pair of Crispis' and now I want a new pair of boots. Anyone have a pair or a preference for another brand they would like to share. I'm 5'10, 240 and mainly spot and stalk deer and upland bird hunt.
All my hunting friends swear by them, I've personally never put a pair on. To much money for this poor ex trapper. Romeos or muck boots for me!I've got non-insulated Kenetrek.
They're mighty comfortable.All my hunting friends swear by them, I've personally never put a pair on. To much money for this poor ex trapper. Romeos or muck boots for me!
I've had Asolo and Vasque as climbing boots -- they are excellent boots. Asolo now lines theirs with Gore-Tex, and while they don't leak, my boot becomes a swimming pool because of my foot sweat. I had a pair of Vasque hikers that were waterproof, comfortable and durable, but my feet have changed and they no longer fit, so I donated them. I currently use Scarpa boots for climbing, which are also excellent.I would look at Salomon, Asolo, and I've heard really good things about Vasque lately but have never owned a pair of their boots. Lowa makes a decent boot too and likely has something that is insulated.