Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Willard Oh.
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use boot goo to patch these boots, its tough and holds up, its like a tube of silicone caulk put some on ours it seems to be doing good!

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Registered: Oct 2007
Location: Northeast Mississippi
Posts: 888

I'm sold on Tim's boots. I got the LaCrosse Burley Classic, and it's a lot tougher boot than the Alpha Burley Sports. You may have to wait on Tim's, but they are worth the wait. That is all that my feet will be carrying as long as I'm able to hunt and get them.

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Registered: Jan 2010
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I have muck boots never head problems like at all. What kinda chaps are yours?

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Felton, Pa
Posts: 208

Split Oak supplies has everything a hunter needs and Jeff is great to deal with. If anyone needs the number it 1-410-808-2151.

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Registered: Aug 2006
Location: Richlands NC
Posts: 31

I've had the same problem with muck boots. Very comfortable but not durable, especially in the thick woods of eastern North Carolina. Switched to Lacrosse alpha burly
not a problem yet had them over a year.

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Registered: Sep 2008
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 322

muck boots are comfortable but it seems like they dont hold up to coon hunting, theyd probably work out good for a deer hunter. I had a pair and I wore them out in 1 season. Holes all over in them, the rubber is dry and cracked, neopreme catches everything, wore the inside of the boot rite out so they started tearing my feet all up. I hunt a lot, but still a pair of boots should be able to last longer then 1 year

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Registered: May 2009
Location: Tonkawa Oklahoma
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I need stiff soles. I have aurthrits in my toes and it hurts if they bend when I walk. Witch ones have really stiff soles?

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Registered: Sep 2008
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 322

dont see how you could go wrong with alpha burly sports.

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Registered: Jul 2007
Location: WESTERN MARYLAND
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I do not use snake boots, but i do use lacrosse insulated in winter and uninsulated in summer. Also use them in deer season. Only problem I have is my feet sweat so darn much if I do alot of walking.

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Registered: Mar 2010
Location: Leroy, West Virginia
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Registered: Feb 2010
Location: Flat Creek
Posts: 46

I have a pair of Mucks I bought 6 years ago with 1000 denier hip waders I use as a backup. A few slow leaks when standing in water a while. I don't hunt in real thick country like some of you must. I hunt year round 3-4 nites a week.

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Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Troy, MO
Posts: 806

Danner snake boots

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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: Thorndale,Pa
Posts: 316

I ended up getting the Muck Armour and using DANS chaps NOT attached. The Boots are a little heavier and took awhile to break in . I was not used to any resistance in the shin area. These are the snake proof version and are rubber all the way up.. I'll be sure to keep everyone updated. I liked my other mucks but after a couple of holes wanted to try something a little different. If you figure it out sneakers last me over a year and hunting boots and work boots under a year. So if i'm putting more miles on the boots and work shoes then i do sneakers and they are lasting longer ,I'm ok with that ...LOL

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Registered: Apr 2009
Location: western maryland
Posts: 13

For you guys that don't won't to part with your boots my boy has muck boots and punch a hole in them there still a new boot and I can't keep on buying boots all the time. My dad told me to go to walmart and buy a shoe repair called SHOE GOO it worked very well for us it might be something for you guys to try to get a little more life out of your boot. And maybe some of you have tryed it already but it work for us

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