Which is the best insulated, lighter weight, rubber type boots? Muck Woody grit or something like that? Perhaps just the Lacrosse Grange? I have 1000 gram alpha burly pro. Would like a little lighter weight, something not quit as hot, turkey season possibly, type boot. Don't they make a Woody light or something like that?

Look at Kamik. I think that's going to be my next rubber boot

I purchased some Muck snake boots. It's got some material that is supposed to make it comfortable to wear in 40 to 90 degree temps.

Why do you want an insulated boot in summer? I use Lacrosse Grange for warm weather.

I don't turkey hunt but if I did I would be wearing snake boots not rubber boots.

I don't want insulated boots. That's why I was asking about warm weather rubber boots. I have snake boots that I wear often in turkey season. I just want a warm weather rubber boots for checking traps, finishing concrete, something to wear in the slosh and mud.

Lacrosse rubber snake boots.

I wear lacrosse grange all year long. Boot blankets for hunting in cold and fold the tops down when it’s hot. Most comfortable boot I can find.

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I've got some muck chore boots with the cool max lining in them for summer farm work. Best I've found so far!!

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This is what I use and I have no complaints on them

I don't like rubber boots in the winter, and i'm dang sure not wearing them in the spring and summer. I wear snake boots about 80% of the time. Only time I wear rubber boots is if there's a lot of water when rabbit hunting, or if i'm bank fishing and may stand in water.

I have the lacrosse alpha something or another. Have had them for two years and still holding strong. Its the only thing I wear year round from deer, turkey hunting to just stomping through the woods.