Huge mistake! Lacrosse boots

[rem788]

I've been using the same cheap rubber boots from academy for a few years and the soles finally fell off so I chucked them. They were never comfortable or anything but they did the job. I have been looking at some new options and trying to see if I could find some good ones for a better price. Yesterday I stopped by gander mountain and tried on some Lacrosse Alphaburly boots. Wow those things fit perfect and are ridiculously comfortable. I never knew rubber boots could be like that. So if you don't want to pay that price tag for them do not put them on. That will change your mind really quick.

[akey]

I wonder how rubber boots like these do in cold weather. I see where they have neoprene insulation but I wonder how well they keep the cold out compared to regular hunting boots. I have been thinking about switching to rubber boots as my walk in can get a little soggy sometimes.

[Larry]

My Alphaburly Sport 800 do quite well in the cold. That's what I got them for.

The Alphaburly line is by far the best boot going in the rubber boot market as far as I'm concerned.

[bphillips]

I wonder how rubber boots like these do in cold weather. I see where they have neoprene insulation but I wonder how well they keep the cold out compared to regular hunting boots. I have been thinking about switching to rubber boots as my walk in can get a little soggy sometimes.

My feet sweat like crazy in my mucks with much walking even in snow. They're better for a really short walk or your sweat will make your feet cold once you are still

[diamondrules]

I love the em, I have a 400 pair and a 1200 pair for really cold

[akey]

Good to know....research commenced.

[CountryLegend]

I wear the LaCrosse Grange boots for work when I need them and would trade them for anything. They make an extremely comfortable rubber boot. The only problem I have is there is a without a left foot stealing my right boot. I'm about to buy my 3rd pair in 3-4months because the right boot keeps getting stolen off my truck!

[sharkhunter]

Heck OP you just sold me on them. I'm going to head to Hander to try some on.

[Avezorak]

Im due for a new pair. I wore mine from 1
2000 to 2014. I ripped one bad on a submerged piece of barbed wire this spring. I had the less insulated ones and wore them bowhunting and hog hunting. They werent that great sitting still in under 45 degree weather though

[twdjr]

I have & had many of pairs of Alphaburly Boots & yes they are comfortable, but with a lot of use the soles will end up separating from the boot. That is on the style I have used. They other Alphaburly styles may hold up better.

[Abcdj]

My feet sweat like crazy in my mucks with much walking even in snow. They're better for a really short walk or your sweat will make your feet cold once you are still

X2 here^^^^^

[Chew]

Big fan of their rubber boots. Wore out a few pair in the last 10 years.

[Texas Grown]

My Alphaburly Sport 800 do quite well in the cold. That's what I got them for.

The Alphaburly line is by far the best boot going in the rubber boot market as far as I'm concerned.

I wear the same ones (not Larry's though ). Extremely comfortable. They look bulky but really aren't. What I like most is you can roll down the tops when walking to your stand and help keep your legs cooler. Then roll them up the last 100 yards or so . Bought them in 2005. finally wore a hole in the tops 3 years ago where they were rolled down at. But I used them more than the average deer hunter too. Still have them. They are my back-up set to the new ones, should they get wet .

You can also get them in 1000 gram and 1200 gram.

[Rubi513]

I bought a pair last year and they are very comfortable.

[rem788]

Heck OP you just sold me on them. I'm going to head to Hander to try some on.

Well you've been warned. Don't do it. If you do you'll be leaving with them. HAHA