LaCrosse Men's Grange 18" Waterproof Hunting Boot
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A very hard thing to take off. Easy to wear, but hard to take off.
As for my shoe size, my foot size matched pretty closely to what I had previously found. I have a hard time getting them onto the website & appointing them to a computer The off button is on! A very tight fit can be felt around the ankle. The ease of access was something I was hoping for.
The boots do not have any negative comments from me. As far as the ankle area is concerned, it has held
Insulation is not present in these boots. There are some LaCrosse products that are insulated.
Selected User Reviews For LaCrosse Men's Grange 18" Waterproof Hunting Boot
I own what used to be really good boots for 30 years, the Hunter Wellies, and this company has let their quality slip in the last 12 to so years. The soles cracked and leaked in the last pair I owned. In addition, Hunter refused to stand behind its product and did not offer any type of satisfaction as a result of The next step is to find a boot and manufacturer you can rely on. LaCrosse is now in play. These boots nearly meet all my needs, but there is one factor I am concerned about. It may not be an issue for others with wider feet since I have a fairly narrow foot (size B). It is most difficult for me to wear the boots because they are a little loose at the heel, where it is easy to veer off center and the heel does not feel solid As a result, I am more vulnerable to twisting my ankle climbing over a rock or log during hiking. Hunter boots never gave me this problem, since I was able to wear them on just about any terrain without fear of damage. I find some features on the Hunter superior to those on the Pi. Because I spend a lot of time working in swamps and ponds, this is really useful for me. In particular, I like the way the boot tops are cinched. A metal buckle attached to the Hunters' backpack appeared to be more for style than efficiency. With the LaCrosse buckle, you will find an easy to use cam locking type that adjusts with a flick of the wrist. As of this writing, I have worn the boots only a half dozen times, but so far they are performing as they should. Any errors I encounter during writing this review will be corrected. I am amending It has been less than seven months since I bought these boots in November. As a result of the cracked rubber at the ankles, the boots are now leaking. It is my intention to bring this up with LaCrosse in hopes of getting them to take responsibility for the low performance of their product.
Amendment I sent LaCrosse the original pair to them for them to evaluate the issue and they sent me a replacement pair to replace the original pair. Despite only having these boots for less than a year, they have proven to be quite durable. Like the original pair, these also showed signs of cracking at the ankles. My contact with them has been repeated and I am waiting to hear back. This is crazy! What's up with boots anymore? Can anyone make a decent pair?.
These boots I have owned several times over the years, and I liked them a lot It had a great ankle fit, didn't slide around on your feet when hiking, a good sole grip, and was OK in terms of durability. However, even when their soles finally wore down, I would always buy another pair because of the other It's back to the shop for this last pair The heel of one boot is protruding from the sole, and a cord connects it to the heel You don't think that's going to leak, do you? of the soles has a huge hole in it that I can fit the tip of my index finger right through. The bubble appears to have been caused by a molding defect, but whatever the reason, it is hard to imagine how this would have been missed by QC inspection even at the most cursory level. In comparison to my old pair, I find an apparent decline in quality, to the point that I even wondered if the new ones were counterfeit, even though they came with OEM packaging Although I don't know how useful they are to me, I cannot use them. Those were my favorite boots, so it's a shame they weren't available.
Our family has purchased these every year for the last 7 years. The shoes last for at least a full year when they are worn 95% of the time. Cowboy boots are not a big hit with my children because we live on a farm in OK. As a result, we put these on We don't have any problems with stick weeds or mud puddles because they are lightweight and high enough on the legs. These last few days, my children likely stayed with me for 4 or 7 days. In order to compensate for the growth of my kids, I have to order once a year. The pair my husband orders every 18 months usually has a different design. The hats he wears while working on the farm are a daily necessity.
As far as I'm concerned, these boots are about as impossible to take off as you can possibly imagine because they were built in such a way that they wouldn't suck off your feet when you were walking through muck. I got a boot jack, and even after I put it on it's still tough to get my boots It won't be easy to take them off if you're used to getting your boots sucked off your feet. If you're not used to getting your boots sucked off, these will make your life much easier. (spent $68 on two pairs, one for my girlfriend whom I was trying to impress. Spending $200 on clothes for her is not a good idea. She has never used them, so I do not know. wasted that much money on boots that are never worn.
3 They are the best! There is no better boot for weedeating than these. The only time I've worn them is a single day, so I cannot vouch for their longevity, but I was so impressed I felt compelled to rate them five stars. Having worn several pairs of cheaper rubber boots, I found these to be the best. Though they cost more than most,.
The Grange has been a part of my life since at least 20 years ago. When you look at the boot foot, you can clearly see this boot is well molded to the foot, so it's a nice, big As a result, you can wander for a long distance through the marsh without worrying about the boots getting stuck in The size 9 I wear is perfect for me. In the shoe 5, and in the shoe 9, I find that they fit An insole fits a boot like this perfectly, so I always add one to it. You should always wear wool socks in order to control Because this is not an insulated boot, it can't be used in cold weather. Taking oysters from the shore, getting out to hunt early in the season, watching birds on Getting the job done is easy with this boot. When it is hot outside, this boot will feel quite warm. If this is the case, go with a wading shoe. The grange gives me a lot of service for many years. With a nice firm fit, these knee high waterproof boots are waterproof and breathable.
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