Boots, yup it's that time of year. What boots/winter boots/water proof boots are you eyeing this year?

[Nourdmrolnmt]

as the topic states.

I'll post some up here shortly when i get the list completed of what I'm eyeing

[mavric_ac]

I'm probably going to get some boots from Oliberte


or

or maybe some SEBAGO FAIRHAVENs

[Sean A]

I'm probably going to get some boots from Oliberte

They're really nice .

[uglybaby]

Eddie Bauer winter Pac boots. Got a pair last year form Ebay for about 30 bucks and they are comparable with Sorel's that cost a lot more. For how often you're going to wear them, used is okay.
I had my eye on a pair of Born boots with fleece lining, but dont' think they are made anymore. I agree with the above poster the Timberland Earthkeeper boot look really nice. Anything from Keen for me as well. I'd like some NoPos, or the Glarus. From Lowa a pair of Trekkers or Borneos would do me nicely.

[mrivera]

Should have ordered them a half size smaller.......

[osiris]

Replaced my aging LL Bean Maine Hunting Shoes last week:



Also picked these up a few months ago:



Crockett & Jones Northcote in brown, for the non-muddy days.

[HandsomeDan]

I'm probably going to get some boots from Oliberte


or

If you live in an area that gets a lot of snowfall, stay away from those crepe soles.


These are what I'll be wearing most of the winter:



I'm gonna probably grab another pair in Goretex, too.

[Preppy]

... for those real ****ty days:

[teutonicgoodness]

Rubber Totes overshoes to go over my work shoes and North Face Gore-Tex jobbers for when things get nasty.

[Nourdmrolnmt]

thinking about those and then finding a pair of chukkas somewhere for <$100 for when it's not terrible out.

[mavric_ac]

thinking about those and then finding a pair of chukkas somewhere for <$100 for when it's not terrible out.

thats what I did last year. Almost the same boots too




both timberlands

[VR6JetPilot]

i just picked up these vans...

[HandsomeDan]

I like those.

My buddy just got a pair of these:

[Jsuit]

I usually always just wear shoes but as of lately thats near impossible here.

Newest:

Been posted, the original Clarks Desert boot in beeswax. Don't keep your feet warm but are good for house to car to school or house-car-store kinda thing.

Comfortablest:

Airmax 90 Boot. Found on sale a few years ago, barely wear them but when I do they make me happy. Nice and warm but a little too out there for me nowadays.

Hikingest/Durable:

Random Windrivers. I have this exact pair. They are a solid 5 years+ old now, no dried leather, cracking, broken rivets/eyelettes. Verrrry warm, like makes your feet sweat almost. Not too water resistant. I've just replaced the laces several times and spray them with some Foot locker ****.

Shovelingest:

Old Sorel Woodbines. Heel is not as grippy as one would imagine but extremely insulated and waterproof considering the weight/build!