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Don't know if you would classify them as hunting boots, but otherwise they meet all your specifications and were the most comfortable boots I've ever used hunting were a pair of Vasque hiking boots. Finally wore them out after about 10 years and haven't replaced them because I don't walk nearly as much as I used to.
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As I said earlier. Danner Pronghorns.
I wore out a pair of Matterhorns and had them resoled. I am on my second pair of Pronghorns in 8 years. I used to put 30-40 miles on them per season back in VA. They hold up good and are comfortable. I wear them out west and haven't had a complaint. As a matter of fact I just put a new insole in my newest pair (5year old)
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I have a pair of columbia boots i bought from grabow. They more along the lines of a hiking boot.. light and warm with good ankle support
Roads? Where we're going, we dont need roads. ~Doc brown
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14 point
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I got the game winner stalkers from academy about a month ago for my mountain hunting and I love them, no leather, waterproof, light, warm, plenty of ankle support and they were on sale for 59.99
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X2. I tried on a pair of these yesterday and they felt great. I like a small light weight boot because it is easier to climb with my climber.
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X2. I tried on a pair of these yesterday and they felt great. I like a small light weight boot because it is easier to climb with my climber. Those leak pretty bad, though.
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X2. I tried on a pair of these yesterday and they felt great. I like a small light weight boot because it is easier to climb with my climber. Those leak pretty bad, though. Thanks for the heads up because I was about to buy a pair
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X2. I tried on a pair of these yesterday and they felt great. I like a small light weight boot because it is easier to climb with my climber. Those leak pretty bad, though. Thanks for the heads up because I was about to buy a pair Vaprtrek are very comfortable. But they are about as waterproof as a paper towel.
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