Can One Pair of Boots Do It All? | Selecting the Perfect Year-Round Boot

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We understand that hunting boots are expensive, and to own two or even three pairs of hunting boots is a tall ask for anyone. That is why we asked the guys what is the #1 boot they would recommend for hunting in year-round factoring in the style of hunts they do and general footwear likings. In this video, Brady, Lorenzo, and Dave break down what they would recommend for someone who is looking for the do-it-all boot.
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6 июл 2024

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@chrissabers4196 2 месяца назад

Love how Brady started the video with a “one boot to rule them all”. 😂 A true LOTR fan!

@brady_j_miller 2 месяца назад

Always and forever a LOTR fan!! :)

@charlespinson6693 2 месяца назад

Thanks to all three of you for presenting this information. Do to my career choices I was not able to participate in many of my beloved outdoor activities. Now that life has moved into a new chapter I am getting back into hunting and fishing. This is fabulous information for me.

@travismetheny894 2 месяца назад

That Salewa mountain trainer mid is my my favorite bout of all time. Wore in South Dakota, Utah, and all whitetail season Oct-January.

@RenaissanceThinking 2 месяца назад

Love my Kentrek mountain extremes. Ive used them in the mountains of Colorado and the brush of southwest Texas, summer heat through late November snow.

@BrennenRugger 2 месяца назад

Crispi Guide Insulated! It's my favorite boot for all year.

@Kennoisewater123 2 месяца назад

Lorenzo hit the nail on the head for me. Amazing review

@ryanlipkin6964 2 месяца назад

I hunted Alaska a few years ago with an outfitter who had been outfitting For 43 years. He suggested a boot with lots of flex and more ankle mobility. He said the ankle is designed as our suspension if you lock it up it transfer pressure into the knee hips and lower back. And if you role ur ankle with it locked the pressure goes into the knee he said he can walk with a rolled ankle he can’t go anywhere with a blown out knee. I switched to that style of boot my hips knees and low back have never been or felt better during hunts.

@brianp296 2 месяца назад

Love my hanwag boots, although I have had sole separation twice one them

@scottladds7574 2 месяца назад

Schnees granite 200g ran them in September 21- 32 degree and in January -28 to - 38 degree Alberta. Best boot I ever had and have tried a lot

@bensalter1515 2 месяца назад

What would you suggest for a "light" sock, as referenced with the second boot review? My feet also tend to run hot and sweat heavy

@outdoorirl8355 2 месяца назад

Nothing to do with boots, but when we getting the leica range master 2400 in stock? Been waiting forever.

@drewolm 2 месяца назад

Wow, insulation in the early season! My feet don’t run hot, they burn. I can’t imagine doing that. I’m with Brady on the Hanwag. Tatra Top in a wide is awesome. Go little shorter, the Ancash II. Tatra II in a wide is another good one and done choice.

@armassassinstrengthshop 2 месяца назад

Hanwag Alverstone II for me…best boot ive used. Tried (2) salewas, cripsi valdres/laponnia, and a pair of meindls. Wide forefoot and narrow heel make it hard to find a good fitting boot.

@Randomhandle543 2 месяца назад

Gear, gear, and gear lol…..this is what hunting has come down to. Selling western hunting through gear and how to get easy tags is the beginning of the end.

@shaunlehman9158 2 месяца назад

Crispi summit 2 for summer and early season then I switch the the crispi Nevada for late season hunts

@fx4fxnytro 2 месяца назад

Meindls for me. Fit width support and materials.

@taygenburt2087 2 месяца назад

I feel like boots have a high barrier of entry for gear. Getting the sizing correct and picking the right boot seems like a challenge when opportunity to try boots on is limited

@Ridgeripper85 2 месяца назад

Kenetrek all day everyday!

@jackwagon1798 2 месяца назад

La Sportiva karakorum. Or La sportiva aequlibrium for early season then the karakorum

@gabrielhouston5660 2 месяца назад

What’s Trails Choice?

@RockyMountainGearTester 2 месяца назад

Came here to comment this exact same thing haha

@anthonyminio6514 2 месяца назад

There's a few videos on there channel where trails says its the hanwag makra pro or the hanwag Alaska gtx.

@trailkreitzer9163 2 месяца назад

Depends a bit on the time of year and what I'm doing, but I've been using the Hanwag Makra Pro GTX mostly. It's been the best fit for a backpack elk or deer hunt for me. I will say the insoles that come with them are junk so I have replaced those and been much happier. I also like the Hanwag Alaska GTX for an all leather late season boot. It's heavy, but it breaks in nicely and it's comfortable. It's more durable than others, but again the trade off is that it's a thick leather that is heavier overall and doesn't breathe as well. Everyone seems to have a brand or model that seems to fit and work well for them and it's been Hanwag for me for quite a few years.

@MichaelOrton 2 месяца назад

Seems kind of bananas that guys who put down so many miles would hike with what I consider pretty heavy boots, two of the three anyway. Crispi Lapponia ftw

@colecash7496 2 месяца назад

What state are you from? I’m looking at getting these but I live in MT and I’m always hiking/hunting in some nasty stuff and didn’t know if the lapponia would hold up. I’ve used the Nevada’s the past couple years and loved them

@MichaelOrton 2 месяца назад

I live in Nevada and was looking at the Nevadas lol. Went with Lapponias because of the weight. Hear nothing but good things about Nevadas. And the NV terrain can chew through boots. Lapponias are holding up like champs.

@colecash7496 2 месяца назад

Yeah they’re amazing, I’m definitely going to get them resoled but still want to try something different. Every video I see on lapponias make it seem like it’s more of a flat ground boot but I’ve watched a couple guys like Ryan lampers say they wear them in some steep stuff so was just wondering what kind of terrain you are hiking on. I’ll have to try them out

@MichaelOrton 2 месяца назад

@@colecash7496I’ve never heard that but could see why someone might say that if they just see the weight and assume they’re not for mt hunting. I’ve used mine all over the NV backcountry.

@tsnellyville 2 месяца назад

@colecash7496 look at the Crispi Briksdal MTN GTX for a more robust boot for MT than the Laponia. They are pretty solid. GoHunt doesn’t carry Crispi so you won’t see them promoted.

@richardtatom1138 2 месяца назад

The first boot is trash

@Ra05 2 месяца назад

I like salewa but their durability is incredibly bad for hunting boots

@jedidiahstitt573 25 дней назад

“I’m gonna recommend a boot I’ve never worn because it’s more expensive and I can make more money off my online store” -Brady Couldn’t even get the brand right when talking about the lacing system

@brady_j_miller 22 дня назад

Don't you just love the internet haha. I've used this boot probably more than any other boot. And if you love to nit pick about me accidentally mentioning Kenetrek as an issue, then I guess I'm just a lesser human compared to you. I use Kenetrek a ton as well, so I guess I'm a failure for having that slip since I'm testing multiple boots all the time. And I knew this comment was coming, but GOHUNT told me not to feature my beat up boot in this video (it's literally sitting off camera), and they told me to hold a brand new pair. I can't win with the internet, so I hope you have a great day.

@jedidiahstitt573 22 дня назад

@@brady_j_miller fair enough then, I apologize for my presumptuous comment.