shiznizzal24 asked:


Ok i deer hunt. I wear 1000g thinsulate boots by rocky. In 50 degree weather with wool socks my feet turn to icicles after an hour. In 30 degree weather same setup with wool socks my feet freeze in an hour, no matter the temp outside my feet freeze in an hour. my dad took the boots and wore them in 20 degree weather with cotton socks and stayed fine for 3 hours. The boots are not tight. they fit perfect. They are not laced to tight. Any ideas? They are a year old.

Bill S asked:


Right now I have Rocky 1000 gram and my feet Still get cold sitting in my stand. can someone recommend a pair of boots that will keep my feet warm? I thought about Muck boots, Irish Setters ETC.. but do not know what to get. I live in PA to give you an idea on my climate.

jimbo asked:


I need a larger width work boot, but I have forgotten what the various width sizes represent. I tried to buy from Fingerhut, but when I asked about width options he didn't know what I was talking about. Is this guy dumber than me or what? I checked out the Rocky (boot) website and found that he boot I was looking for comes in medium and wide. I called back the same guy, gave him the options and he still didn't know what I was talking about!! My queston is... What does A,B, C, D, EE, etc represent?

hkirishmen asked:


About how much would it cost to have the souls of my Rocky Military boots replaced?

southern guy asked:


alright i just bought a new pair of "rocky 8740 bucktrack" boots from best i can tell there made out of gore-tex waterproof and breathable fabric, camo nylon dual density ultra lightweight outsole ect ect...so i just put them on this afternoon to try them out and discovered they were so stiff it took me 15 minutes to lace them and tie them up while walking around still as stiff as could be, i've been in some hard ones before but these are TOUGH any ideas on how to soften em up a little before hunting season? there plenty confortable it just seems to be the outside waterproof part that is so hard.

Zachary S asked:


Thanks.

crazy_sami asked:


I want a good, comfortable pair of boots for a lot of walking, standing, etc. I'm willing to pay around a $100 or so. I've seen Bates brand, also Rocky, just don't know if they're any good. I am a woman, if that helps any! I'm really clueless to what kind to buy. I don't want any that are too high, 6-8". Thanks for the help!
EDIT: I forgot to mention they have to be completely black, shineable toes at least, kinda like most of the military style boots I've seen.
Anyone tried that Bates Womens Enforcers?
Thanks again!

babycake asked:


What do you wear to go to the forest. My friend has a cabin up in the mountains, It will be cold and rocky. My crush will also be there so I want to dress stylish for him.
How about a coat & some boots with a small heel?
I usually wear black & white, so no funky colours for me.

Please tell me some colours and an outfit.

Patrick O asked:


Not like cowboy or biker style, like Rocky style if you know what I mean....

S4M F1SHER asked:


I recently bought a pair of Rocky brand-Fort Hood 8" boots. They're great for the most part. Not to gross anyone out, but my only problem is that my feet get hot and sweaty in them. I've tried merino wool socks and plain cotton socks with only minimal relief as a result. I don't want to have to get another pair of boots, but it's real uncomfortable having your feet feel like they're in the Amazon. I don't have time to change socks in the middle of my shift and foot powders only work for about an hour.

Do any of you have any advice/first hand experience on socks that can my help my feet get cooler and drier? Any recommendations? Thanks.

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