Bass Pro/Redhead boots

[quackaddict]

Anyone here have any? Just wondering if they seem to size true or run large/small. Looking to get either these or these Cabela's boots and I know that Cabela's run a touch small for me.

[ziggy]

Anyone here have any? Just wondering if they seem to size true or run large/small. Looking to get either these or these Cabela's boots and I know that Cabela's run a touch small for me.

fwiw, i've had nothing but trouble out of bass pro brand boots. cabela's have been great for me.

[quackaddict]

What kind of trouble?

[ccleroy]

I wear the Uplander 2's and love em'.............waterproof and extremely comfortable...the size seems to run spot on

[drylok17]

I have a pair of redhead snake boots that are waterproof and comfortable as hell. They run a little bigger.

[ziggy]

i've had 3 pairs of redhead brand and all have been falling apart by second year i owned them. from stitches coming undone to the heel coming unglued. also, every pair i've owned have leaked within the first year of owning them. i switched over to cabelas boots 3 or 4 years ago and they're still going strong. i have a pair of heavy insulated boots that have never leaked and a pair of uninsulated upland boots that i've walked a good bit in that have never leaked or come apart.

[badfaulkner]

I have these. They are true to size and comfortable all day long. They are indeed water proof surprisingly (until you get water into the top of them.)

[Highstrung]

Stay away from any non name brand boots. Cabelas and BP can make a few nice things, but boots in my opinion isn't one of them. If you're looking for a boot in that style that won't break the bank take a look at these.

http://www.danner.com/elk-ridgetm-gt...FYje4AodIjwAwQ

Feet matter.

There's another old pair that I used to have, (a tad cheaper) but I can't seem to find the names.

[quackaddict]

I'm looking for a boot like those because they are light-weight and have a softer sole. I was going to just get some hikers(Merrell Moab waterproof), but decided that I want something a little taller than those. I hunted in columbia trail shoes last year because I couldn't find any boots that worked out for me and if I have to, I'll do it again. But I want something that goes above my ankle and waterproof. I don't hunt steep, nasty stuff, so I don't need much of a mountain boot. And most of my hunting will be bow hunting, so having a quieter sole is somewhat important.

[Hosscat]

What HS said. Don't skimp on footwear, including socks.

[jws]

I had some Cabela's brand gortex snake boots and those were the longest lasting one's I've ever had. They lasted 5 years while wearing them through some of the nastiest shit in the lowcountry. They only reason I tossed them is because the goretex liner came unglued on the inside and pushing it back in everytime just pissed me off. I haven't had any experience with bass pro boots.