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boots, whats the best for the mountain?

neverenoughsnow

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I am getting ready to purchase new boots, have been looking at klim boots but which one is better the radium gtx or the adrenaline gtx, and why. or is there a boot out there that is better. i have been wearing lacrosse boots.
 
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Klim!!

I like the adrenaline as it has a little more flex to it and it is made with Goretex. I also wear the Klim socks and have never had wet or cold feet. People I talk to with the radium occasionally have wet feet.
 
neos insulated, never wet never cold, extreamly light, put them over your sneakers, also good footprint
 
The new Tundra from RU Outside are waterproof and very comfy.
 
I have been using hmk's for the last couple of years.. never buy another boot in my life.. love them.. better than my klims, and coldwaves that i have had
 
KLIM and board boots

Wore the new Klim Gore Tex boot last year, like wearing a hunting boot, light and not bulky. but not much insulation on long cold day. I use toe warmers with the insert spaces in the insoles and works great. 12 hrs of total comfort. But until later spring riding, can be cold feet.

Bout second ride this year, looked at my old snowboard style boots, always warm and toasty,so wore them for a days ride, they were warm all day, and also soft gushy sole, started to appreciate more the $160 KLIM boots, hard soles on Klims, kicks the snow off running boards with less effort, harder to do that with the snowboard style bunny boots. Snowboard bulky style don't fit my size 12 comfortably on my M8 running boards. Soft soles on snowboard boots after 2 years pretty tore up from M7 running boards. Harder Klim soles look good after year.

Maybe the new KLIM boot?? Buddy riding with them, but moved up from Sorels so he's way impressed, I've tried about everything, still have them all.

While riding the sled............... still love my big old COLD WAVE motoX style boots. Big and clumbsy, but I feel about naked after riding all summer in MX boots and then in the winter wrestling twice as much iron in the low cut style boots.........KLIMS,board boots,sorels...........none perfect yet.
 
Military surplus bunny boots. Hands down the best. They are kinda bulky, but I have never had my feet get cold once, even after filling my boots with water in a creek crossing gone wrong. Just dumped the water out and stuck em back on. Course they take a little getting used to, but up here in Alaska there is no equal. Just my humble opinion though.
 
I have a pair of RU Outside sonic racing boots. Best pair I ever had. Feet never get cold, great ankle suport, easier to put on then my klim boots.
 
Military surplus bunny boots. Hands down the best. They are kinda bulky, but I have never had my feet get cold once, even after filling my boots with water in a creek crossing gone wrong. Just dumped the water out and stuck em back on. Course they take a little getting used to, but up here in Alaska there is no equal. Just my humble opinion though.



Bunny boots are great! Feet never get cold.
 
I wear my danner 10" high hunting boots, never get cold or wet but they are pretty pricey. I used to get them cheap when I worked for an outdoors store ($325 boots for about $145) on a manufacturer promo deal that they had. so I got a couple pairs.

I've been thinking about the Klim adrenalines though so I don't wreck my danners on running boards and such, since I don't have access to deals like that anymore.
 
boots

2 of you have replied bunny boots, i have used them long ago, but they offer no liner or support and they are heavy. moisture needs to leave the boot , bunnies are designed for jumping out of airplanes at high altitude, i dont know that they were intended for the user to wear them for 8 hours a day, days in a row
 
2 of you have replied bunny boots, i have used them long ago, but they offer no liner or support and they are heavy. moisture needs to leave the boot , bunnies are designed for jumping out of airplanes at high altitude, i dont know that they were intended for the user to wear them for 8 hours a day, days in a row



They are heavy and bulky, but I have worn them day after day in 0 to -50f without ever having cold feet.
 
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mag, last time i wore bunnies i sat on a tractor at the same temps, ie,inactive so always considered them cold. might have to think about them again.
 
2 of you have replied bunny boots, i have used them long ago, but they offer no liner or support and they are heavy. moisture needs to leave the boot , bunnies are designed for jumping out of airplanes at high altitude, i dont know that they were intended for the user to wear them for 8 hours a day, days in a row

I also wear them at work, I am a heavy equipment feild mechanic, and work 7 days a week 12+ hour shifts and they work fine. The key I have found is to wear a thin sock otherwise they get too damn hot. If you lace them up tight they have pretty good ankle support too. The other upside is you will never ever stub your toe on ****, like having a bumper on the front of your foot.
 
muck

just ordered a set of MUCK arctic sports

going for the waterproof element and the height
should eliminate any snow from getting inside and there is nowhere for water to seep through.

hope they have enough ankle support

for 120 cdn its worth a try

there were recommended by another 4M member.
be here in a week and we'll see.
 
Favorite boots that I had were Rocky Snow Stalker Extremes, feet never cold, warm and waterproof(Gore-Tex). Wore them year round except hottest parts of summer. They are comfortable, can't wait until I buy my next pair. May try the Altimate Blackhawks, dunno. Something other than Klim, lol.
 
I bought Klim adrenalines, and they were well worth it. I use the boots, sledding, ice fishing, on the trapline and there the best boots I have ever used. Coldest I've been is -20C and my feet were still nice & warm and dry. Highly reccomend.
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