I just bought a pair of Matterhorn boots, that I’m really liking. I’ve always had a problem keeping my feet warm, but with a good pair of wool socks and these boots my feet stay really comfortable, and for being a fullsize boot they’re fairly light too, which is always nice, and waterproof Goretex, I’m 100% sold on goretex now, as this is my first pair of premium boots. As a bonus they’re one of the very,very few boots made here in the States, PA actually. I don’t know what they normally sell for, but I bought mine on clearance for $110, I’ve heard good stuff about Danner also, but they are WAY more $ than I’d be willing to spend for something thats going to get trashed, anyways good luck with your choice and happy hunting.

Le Chameau Mouflon Boot or Le Chameau Chasseur Boot.

I have apair of Rocky’s myself and love the boots. I too noticed some heat loss around my toes. Instead of buying new $200 boots I bough some polar fleece socks. What a difference that makes.

The warmest boots I’ve had have been Timberland Iditarods, and most recently Lacrosse (1300 gram thinsulate). I’ve worn both all day ice fishing and had warm feet all day.

Icemans or Ice Kings keep my dogs toasty even standing by the ol’ ice hole all day.

My favorites are Redwing and LaCrosse.

Rubber mud boots with lots of warm socks!

Redwing goretex hunting boots. Whatever you decide on, make sure there goretex.

ok i hunted in pa my self,,,,boot warmers work ,, thanks eddie