Looking for lightweight, waterproof, non-insulated hunting boot with ankle support.

I'm hunting in E. Texas, so it is usually wet at times, ankle deep water, and lots of soft sand. During the summer when maintaining hunting sight, there are lots of thorns and vines to work through.

Looking at the Rocky's Moc-Toe Outback Boot and the Danner Pronghorn. This group seems partial to Danner, and was leaning that way, but little hesitant because of store website reviews complaining about Danner Pronghorns leaking.

Any thoughts or recommendations?

-danny

Danner Sharptails but they discounted the one's I have.

Foreverlast picked up the design don't know if they are as waterproof as mine but bet they are pretty close.

i think iluvbigbucks is pretty good friend switht eh owner of Foreverlast

http://www.snakeboots.com/

I prefer Irish Setter boots, they are the most comfortable boot that I have ever worn. You should check them out as well.

Looks like Danner re-introduced my boots Men's Danner Sharptail Covey Snake GTX... I wear these every wear from walking miles pheasant hunting, to horse back, to everyday wear!!! I hunted the bottoms of Lake grapevine back in Oct... And water was mid shin and they never leaked.

Wife just got the irish seeter lady vipers and loves them

Bought a pair last year. Won't buy another. They shrunk when they got wet, and leaked pretty badly. I was pretty dissapointed.

I recommend Zamberlan's.

I like Rocky's. I wear Eliminator's in black for non-insulated, great boots. Ricky is one of the best companies to deal with if you ever have to have customer service too....

I had a customer that had a brand new pair of rockies.... worn once... aneighbor's dog grabbed one and ran.... he looked and looked and never found the boot. He called Rocky to ask about buying ONE boot.... they laughed and sent him a new....pair.

Lacrosse..the only way to go for lightweight, waterproof, non insulated with good support. Ain't great in cold weather.

When you got skinny feet like me, LaCrosse is like wearing a bucket on your foot. No support at all.

I 100% agree with this, but they do keep the feet warm and dry!

i know that have a full line up, sure something would fit your needs but the only boot I wear is a Muck.....

Hard to beat a pair of Rocky's.

Some Timberlands Includes the 30-Day Comfort Guarantee.
If you dont like them all it will cost is the shipping.

go with danner, i've had my pair for 9 yrs now

I've owned several pairs of Rocky Boots - I like 'em and still have them. BUT, if you've never worn a pair of Danner's, you don't know what you're missing. I bought a pair of the Danner Vanish GTX's and they are freakin' awesome - very comfy and lightweight. It will be Danner's for me from now on.

10-4 that BOBO! I'm still wearing mine every weekend and they are water proof, very lightweight, and extremely comfortable. When I do wear out my ForEverlast snake boots, I will without a doubt whatsoever get another pair. I've got two feet that pain the crap out of me courtesy of diabetes and those boots are actually more comfortable then the $150/pair New Balance sneakers I wear! I wouldn't be here pimping something that I do not like, friend or no friend involved!

I splurged not too long ago and bought some Filson Highlanders on a good friend's recommendation. They're pricey but they're incredibly comfortable and well made. I'm enjoying them now, but I expect I'll enjoy them even more when 8-10 years have passed and I'm still wearing them.

All depends on how much $$$ you are willing to fork over. If money is no object, get a pair of Russells...

Rocky Outbacks. Gore-tex and light. Very comfortable.