Boots versus, um, Boots

It's that time when i need some new boots and want to get something different. I need a circuit breaker people! Found some deals online but never bought boots online. But that's another story.

Any experience/advice/opinions welcome.

I like these. Looks like a great price:
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=864879

But also these made by New Balalnce who I thought just made sneakers. I guess not. Now doing Hiking boots. But 2x the price.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/new-balance-waterproof-hikers-black-yellow.aspx?a=745477

Columbia makes great hunting boots and hiking boots

Will check them too. Thanks.

I like my Rocky boots, both the zip up snake and regular thinsulate boots for cold weather.

Irish Setters by Redwing, most comfortable boots I have ever owned. I have tried other brands, but been wearing Irish Setter brand since early 70's and they are GREAT!!

Hard to beat the Irish Setters. They are comfortable right out of the box.

Thanks guys. Will check them too.

Columbia for a hiking style boot.

Danner for a taller hunting boot or snake boot.

Danner is great option love both my danner sharptails...covey and snakeboot!!

I bought a pair of Danners in the bargin bend at Cabela's in Ft worth for $150, normaly $215....so far they are a very comfortable boot

Danner, Irish setter's and columbia's are all great boots.

Kennetrek, out of Montana. Most comfortable boot I ever owned

Have two pair of Rockys and really like them. I would be very reluctant to mail order any boot as some manufacturers fit is not always the same as anothers of the same size. Have heard nothing but good stuff about Irish Setters and Danners.

I have a pair of Danners that I like, and two pair from Bass Pro that I like. I also just splurged and got a pair of Courtney Selous made out of Cape Buffalo hide and they are awesome!

Yep... Lowa & Meindl aren't too shabby either.

DANNER, Greatness.

Does your Kennetrek have the lining,if so how do you allow on size,how are they to wear without the lining in? Thanks Bill