Best boots for $140-$200?

[Elkrunner]

If you are looking for uninsulated, Danner Pronghorns do have pretty good reviews.

I have been using mine for 9 years and they are still going strong.  I replaced the inserts this year and I bet they last another 9 years.  Very comfortable, lightweight and have great ankle support when walking in nasty rocks.

[Dave of TDG-Farms]

These are pretty nice not to mentioned new, unused and easy enough to talk em down to a straight 100.00. I checked em out but they didnt fit. I wear a size 10, but go up a size for comfort for most of my shoes and boots and these were pretty tight over the top at a listed size 10. Not to sure a 11 would fit the way I like em. Length is good, just the area at the end of the laces was tight.

http://kpr.craigslist.org/spo/4153048333.html

[jasnt]

I like Rockys. They have quite a few options in that price range.

+1   love my rockys!!!!!!

[loggerjim]

I have the uninsulated Cabelas ultralight hunters by Meindl, and I love them.

[Mudman]

Used to be a Danner fan.  Then they went chinese on me and fell apart, twice.  Only good Danner left are the ones made in USA.  Funny thing is my redwings are chinese made but quality is still there.  Go figure?

[Brad Harshman]

got some used Lathrop and Sons GTX extreme for sale.  In great shape with lots of miles left in them.  Waterproof, 10", very durable.  Size 11.5.  $250.  Almost $400 new.

I'm size 9

Do you want my Irish Setters?  Seriously.  I bought a couple years ago but they were slighlty too big and I always got hot spots on my heels.

Are you asking to get rid of them for a price or just wanting to get rid of them?  I would love to take them off your hands!

Sent you back a PM

[elk247]

Been reading this thread and I've been looking in the same range. I really want to get a great deal but can't see buying a boot without trying them on. Any recommendations around Everett marysville to try on or buy boots?

Work and more in everett off broadway by the stadium, arlington hardware had a few good options as of yesterday. If you want selection drive to coastal in mt. Vernon. They have almost every boot you can imagine.

[The scout]

irish setter,elk tracker.owned 4 different pair all great

[Mudman]

  Me too!

[splitshot]

just got a pair of meindl denalis at cabelas for $200 on a one day sale.  still breaking them in.  mike w

[nw_bowhunter]

Asolo boots.  Maybe not a traditional hunting boot but in my opinion they meet the needs for hunting. Waterproof , great support, comfortable, etc. plus Asolo boots are light and at the end of the day that makes a difference

[Curly]

I got a pair of Lowa Renegades for Christmas.  They seem pretty nice so far.    I think they are in that price range.

[Huntbear]

+1 for Redwings.. love em.

Rockys are a close 2nd for that pricing

[steeleywhopper]

I have a pair of pronghorns I just got about a month ago because my other pair of pronghorns started to leak but after about a mont my new pronghorns leak

Had a buddy burn through 2 pairs of the Pronghorns over the course of 1 week during a Montana Archery hunt. I have to say that I have been amazingly happy with my Cablelas Meindl boots. Spend a few more bucks and your feet and back will love you. Don't ruin a trip you've waited all year to do by buying a cheap pair of boots.

[bobcat]

Some have mentioned Irish Setter. I just noticed Cabelas has a nice pair of all-leather, MADE IN THE USA, Irish Setter boots on sale for $210, regular price is $320. Only problem is they only have sizes 8 and 9. I'm tempted to order a pair of 9's. Problem is I sometimes need a 9 1/2. Don't really need another pair of boots either. But I sure like the looks of these. Gore tex lined as well, and uninsulated, which is what I prefer.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Bargain-Cave/New-This-Week/Footwear%7C/pc/105591780/c/105633180/sc/105636780/Irish-Setter-Uninsulated-Hunting-Boots/1382551.uts?WTz_l=SBC%3Bcat105591780%3Bcat105636780