Does anyone have these specific boots? danner Reviews? I'm looking for a work boot particularly. Will need to stay dry, cool, warm, and last 2 years.

Any other suggestions?

Danner boots are among the best made. You can't go wrong with them
Reb. The buddy that told me about them cruised timber for Gulf States and they were the only boots that would hold up to that.He'd buy two pairs a year as opposed to a new pair every month with other brands he tried. I have a pair of hunting boots that are over 10 yrs old and still water proof.

Get them here when they go on sale



http://www.hitthebreakroom.com/invite/?r=424006

I wear them for work boots and hunting boots. To me they are the best for the money I have found.

Other than wearing Crocks around the house, Danner is all i wear: work, church, around the farm, hunting ..........

I wear them at work. So far they have held up good from ruck marching and jumping from airplanes. I don't have any complaints.

Field Supply has some Danner boots on sale.

I have the uninsulated Danner Pronghorns, very similar to the boots in the link, and they are awesome and have held up extremely well. I've had them for 4 years and they endured a Colorado elk hunt. I already bought another pair on sale from the breakroom for when the first pair wears out, which doesn't look like it'll be any time soon. No break-in period required either.

My old Pronghorns are just about wore out, but they are probably 8 or so years old. I've been waiting for a good pair to show up on the Breakroom site, but they havn't had what I want lately. Best boots I've ever had.

That site has proved to me to 99.9%worthless unless you want some California style, left footed boot.

One time they had a deal on a decent looking Wellington but they didn't have my size.

I've had good success with the Breakroom. I snagged the 2nd pair of Pronghorns for $40 shipped. I paid $165 for the first pair on sale at Marks. Breakroom had all sizes of lacrosse wellingtons on sale about a month ago for $45 or less.

I love the Breakroom...got enough credits to buy some waders couple weeks ago.

I have always heard the Pronghorns were good boots.

I am a huge danner fan!! I have the elk hunters and the quarry. I bought the elk hunters first and was going to use them for work but I didn't really care for the sole on concrete. I got a new sole put on them and they are awesome except a little warm during the summer. Thats why i bought the Quarry for work. Just be cautious when ordering, some boots are made in the US and others overseas. i thought i was getting a good deal on my Quarry's but once i got them in I seen they aren't american made like my elk hunters. Come to find out the Quarry is made in the US and overseas. I think the materials are better in the US made ones.

In my experience w' several pairs, the US made Danners are great boots. Pricey, but really well made & will last and can be resoled when and if needed.

Been using two pairs of danners for work this year. Most comfortable boots ever, but not waterproof worth a chit. I've slathered these things with nixwax, sprayed em with silicon spray, and used old fashioned beeswax and my feet still get wet on a dewey morning. But that's why I own mucks, too.

The only leather boot I've owned that claimed to be waterproof and stayed that way were some irish setters.

From what I've heard, not all Danners are created equal, and you want the made in the USA models. I have had a pair of the danner lite II boots for years, lots of miles on them and they have held up great and are very comfortable.

Ive got a pair of Sharptail Coveys that are by far the best boots Ive owned. Had them so long the tread is gone but the leather is still ok. Thinking about getting them resoled becuase they dont make them anymore. Great boots IMO

I've had good service out of the 3-4 pairs of Danners I've had in the last 8-10 years. I would also suggest you check out Kennetreks in that price range, they usually fit me a little better.

Which models did you have issues with water resistance. That is a big factor for me.