Registered: Dec 2003
Location: napoleon, ohio
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Any one got these boots? what you think? and how do they compare to the alpha burly?

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Registered: Dec 2011
Location: Senatobia Mississippi
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WEARING THEM NOW WITH YODER SUPER CHAP. IF THEY LAST LONGER THAN MUCKS EVERY 4 MONTHS I WILL BUY THEM AGAIN. AND THEY FEEL PRETTY GOOD ON MY FEET.

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Registered: Apr 2007
Location: canmer,ky
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i have the mudlite with valley creek pro chap.i got them last week,have wore them 6 times.i hate them.i'm going back to muck boots and yoder chap.

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Hate is a big word. Can you gived us some reasons why you do not like them. Thanks.

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I own both and the Mud Lite is a better boot.

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Registered: Dec 2003
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Keep it coming, give some specifics

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Here are my specifics.
It depends on your leg size and the amount you hunt.
If you have normal size legs and don't hunt but a couple nights a week the Muck Wetland or Muck Master are very comfortable and excellent boots. Big Calfs 18+ inches are tight in a muck boot. Hard hunting will wear out the heels. Now the bama sock will help that but you need the boots a size larger in most cases.

Now if you have big Calfs the Lacrosse Mud Lite is the way to go. I really backed off on boot sales last year due to problems Lacrosse was having but I think they have the problem solved with the Mud Lite and that is the boot I wear and is a good boot.

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Alpha Burly lite is a better boot. Mudlite boots have no traction on a hillside, slickest boot I have ever worn.

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Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Knoxville Tn
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If you like the mudlite boots features but not the grip take a look at the Alpha Lite

Mud Lite


http://www.lacrossefootwear.com/hun...-brn-3-5mm.html


Alpha Lite


http://www.lacrossefootwear.com/hun...ting-boots.html

burly air grip if you need a lot of grip here you go but these boots are just old school rubber will last a long time but there not Nikes. I know a guy this is all he wares says they last no holes = dry feet, and they keep me on my feet= dry backside.


http://www.lacrossefootwear.com/hun...ting-boots.html

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Registered: Dec 2003
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Traction is really not an issue for me, I hunt flat ground with no hills, Biggest question I want answered is comfort and durability.

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Very durable. I have had a pair for three months now and they show very litttle wear. Still water proof. One of the most comfortable boots I have worn. By the way mine get worn 6 nights a week. Great boot.

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Irish Setter Men's RutMaster 17 inch Uninsulated Rubber Boots:http://www.onlinebootstore.com/images/4870_400.jpg

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Registered: Jun 2008
Location: johnstown oh
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ive had a pair for about 4 months i love them. went through 4 pair or muck boots in a year. the mudlites feel like i get my nikes on.

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quote:

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Originally posted by Jeremiah Howell
Hate is a big word. Can you gived us some reasons why you do not like them. Thanks.

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Gr Nitech Rough Creek Black Pepper-RIP-(dam of triple creek lock)
Gr Ch Nitech Swamp Hollow Little Moe-SOLD-(sire of triple creek lock)
Nitech Swamp Hollow Katie-
Nitech Swamp Hollow Black Bella
Nitech Swamp Hollow Trixie
Swamp Hollow Tara(rip)
Swamp Hollow Midnight Misty
Gr Nitech Cumberland River Wendy(rip)
Swamp Hollow Lucky Lucy(sold)
Swamp Hollow Snotty Scotty(sold)
Swamp Hollow Miss Paisley

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