Lacrosse Men's Alphaburly Pro 18" 1000G Hunting Boot

Over the years I have had quite a few different styles of boots for hunting. I started with some standard rubber boots that were cheap at Tractor Supply... but they leaked and my toes FROZE after no time at all sitting in a stand. Then I went with a pair of Irish Setters, full lace up boots. I really liked those... except A) it took FOREVER to get laced up and out the door, B) they leaked a little, C) traction going up and down slick hills was less than desirable and D) the warmth during the hunt was not there really...... These boots however are AMAZING. I have no complaints whatsoever. Great traction, warm in enough to wear for several hours in a stand in 15-20 degree (f) weather and dry enough to trudge across creeks with leaks. That rhymed - I'm a poet.These have GREAT traction, warmth, comfort and do not leak so far. But, we're only on season 1 of use.... we'll see what season 2 brings and I will update should they fail when I break them out for the 2021 season.

These boots are well made, and fit is spot on. I worried they wouldnt be wide enough as he has wide feet, but went 1/2 size up (utually wears 9 1/2 bought a 10) and they were perfect and accommodated his wide feet nicely. Enough room to wear a thick sock and still be comfortable. They keep his feet dry and are very warm. He has gone ice fishing in negative temps and his feet stayed nice and warm. Highly reccommend this boot.

I bought these for my husband and he loves them. Said they are very comfortable, fit as expected and have kept his feet warm without over heating them. So far the coldest weather he has used them in is about 40 degrees Fahrenheit. My husband has muscular calves and these boots were easy to get on and are nice and adjustable. The height of the boot is also good (he is 6'2") and kept his legs dry when walking through tall grass areas. He rides a bike most of the way to his hunting spot and these boots were comfortable while doing that as well.

Love these boots. 1000 gram mossy oak alphaburly. Wore them out on 1 degree day in northern Illinois. Feet stayed warm. My feet are not wide, and I wear 10 - 10.5. Size 10 worked best for me, even with thick wool socks. I went to a store and tried on other alphaburlys. Nobody seems to carry the 1000g mossy oak. Based on trial in store, I picked my size. These boots were consistently sized with other alphas. Seem really well made. Climbed a tree stand with no problems at all. Traction is pretty good for a rubber boot. These boots fit tight around the ankle and are super comfortable.

These boots are a jump up from Mucks but totally worth it! My Muck neoprene punctured and they leaked. That led me to Lacrosse, which the outer shell is stronger. They are very warn, normal socks in 20s! Sizing I wear a 10-10.5 is most shoes went with 10s like in Muck. There’s room for larger socks or if you are 10.5 and worried, don’t be. Great Boot that will last years at peak performance. Only ding they are hard to get off. I’m sure that’s to fit your ankle better for long treks, so u don’t get the heel slide and discomfort like in cheaper boots.

these are great boots but they do not look like mossy oak breakup at all. Very faded color.

Warm boots. They are a little heavy! I wear a size 10 in shoes and ordered a 10. Fit perfect with enough room for an extra pair of socks

I bought these mainly for deer hunting and crossing creeks. At first I was wondering how they would work out when walking longer distances while trying to be quiet. If you are use to wearing lace up boots, these will look a little big or clunky when you first try them on, but looks can be deceiving. These are very comfortable to walk in and the outer size is not an issue at all when it comes to sneaking through a timber. I waked up to within 40 yards of a deer laying down in the middle of a timber and he had no idea I was there (I was down wind and he was looking away from me). After watching him a few minutes, I walked away and never startled him. As for the insulation, my toes did get a little chilly after sitting in a deer stand for three or so hours in sub 20 degree weather, but some of that may have been due to the socks I was wearing. Either way, these are definitely warmer than any of my lace up boots. When it comes to the water, I love the idea of being able to cross creeks without worrying about sinking in the mud or stepping in a hole and going over the top of my lace up boots and getting my feet wet in freezing weather. I crossed a creek several times and never had any issues with these leaking. I definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a new pair of cold weather waterproof boots.

Fits, warm and comfortable. Seem durable but only time will tell.

Excellent produit!

Horrible customer support and terrible heavy boots! You’d drown or get eaten by a bear, these boots are like leads weights