LaCrosse Burly Rubber Hunting & Work Boots for Men - Waterproof ZXT Rubber with Foam Insulation, Top Strap, EVA Footbed, and Slip-Resistant Outsole

I ordered these boots after a lot of research. I had a pair for 20 years and needed new ones a couple of years ago so I switched it up and bought LaCrosse 12” pack boots in size 11. I wear a 10.5 so I thought they would fit with a pair of thick wool socks. Wow they were clown foot huge!!!! So this time I ordered the 18” burly classic in size 10. They are absolutely perfect! Just enough room for thick socks but fit great with out too for warmer days. They have just enough insulation to be warm for most of the hunting season. The best part is that they are off the charts comfortable, and if you are a still hunter/ tracker for Whitetail deer they are fabulous to get around the woods in. Quiet and sensitive so you can feel sticks under your feet able to walk through muck and streams that aren’t more than 18” deep. Scent free and tough. Couldn’t ask for a more appropriate boot for hunting and wet weather.

I put dozens and dozens of miles on these through the woods, trudging through briars, muck and everything else the wild can throw at them! They last years, their Achilles heel is the front of the boot above the ankle. When the boots wear in they can flop over creating a crease that eventually cracks leading to a leak. I’ve learned to stop that from happening sooner is to put a 12-18 inch piece of foam pool noodle in the boots when storing them so they don’t flop over. I use them for hunting and scouting deer. They’re very comfortable and never gotten a blister or hot spot and a lot of my scouting trips go over five forest miles. I’ve bought three pairs in 18 years! Pretty good if you ask me. They run a hair big, I’m 10.5 EE foot and buy a 10. There’s room for a thick pair of socks if I want.

I live in northern Minnesota and wear these boots in wet conditions any time of the year. With wool socks, they are warm enough for most active situations where I keep moving around a lot. I can't use them ice fishing or stand hunting in bitter cold, but they're great for nearly everything else. I've had them 3 years now and they don't leak. Very durable! Best of all, I can walk long distances without having to pull my socks up over and over again, as with Sorel-style boots. They are light-weight and comfortable for hours, even with my high arches. The best "water boots" I've ever owned!

I bought this pair of boots at the beginning of the trout season for crossing streams, standing in water, etc. The boots are great and I really enjoy the 18" height. it really lets to go that much farther and cross deeper stream areas saving you time and allowing you more time fishing and less time walking. My only "complaint," and the reason I gave a 4/5 star review, is that the boots are a little big so my foot moves a bit while walking up or down a hill, etc; however, I don't often wear the boots all the way through the woods in order to prevent tearing them or stepping on Hawthorn's thorns and compromising the boot. Overall, great boot and make sure to order exact size. I wear a 9.5 uber wide and ordered 10 and they are a bit big, although the width is good!

Size 10 fit perfectly with wool socks. They keep my feet warm, are comfortable to walk with and don’t slip off my feet in mud. Perfect for rainy pheasant hunting days. I had these boots before and they lasted for over 20 years. I recommend these rubber boots.

This boot is comfortable right out of the box. Except for its uninsulated counterpart, the La Crosse Grange, it's the most comfortable rubber boot I've found.

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I've been wearing these ever since I was a child. The sizing is just the same as its always been, which made it super easy to pick up another pair. They're resilient and last for years. I think my last pair was well over 10 years old.Worth every penny especially if you trek out in the cold and damp!

great boot ,nice and tall, feels good on the feet not cheap.

Not durable at all. Wore them once out for a walk in the woods. A small twig punctured them. Not a quality product.