What boots do you guys with narrow feet buy

[ballen28115]

I wear a 10 1/2 B in most shoes and it seems like 95% or more of the boots out there are D (medium) width.  Any recommendations from the skinny foot crowd?

[SS Snuffer]

Red Wings are just about the only ones you will find in that size. I know.

[Missouri CK]

I have a pair of Lowa boots that really fit my feet which are narrow also.  They felt great on my Utah elk hunt.  Definately the best pair of boots I have found recently as I too normally feel like I'm swimming around in boots.

Unfortunately the model I have is discontinued (Seeker was the name I think).   Lowa boots are expensive and I'm a little disappointed in the the leather they are made out of because mine is really rough feeling now after only a season of use. They have held up well other than that aspect.

[Missouri CK]

One more brand...the US made Danners have a couple of models that are available in a narrow width.  They are nearly $300 dollars and pretty heavy boots.

[lpcjon2]

Cabelas Iron Ridge I have them in a size 16w and they have them in all different widths and sizes.warmest boot I have ever worn and a great price as well.  

[Tater 2]

I have wide feet and normally wear EE width,I have never been able to wear Danner Boots they always seem to run narrow even in wider widths, you might try a normal pair of danners, depending on what you wear for socks normally.

[buckracks7]

Lacrosse work for me, and I wear either B or C width.

[Gatekeeper]

I too wear a 10.5 “B”. This is what I have used for three season hunting.   http://www.asolo.com/eng/prod_det.php?area=2&catid=4&itemid=20   I have used this pair in the mountains hunting elk in September and in Texas while hunting hogs in cactus infested areas. They are a nice fit (no hot spots or blisters), easy to break in and great quality. These boots have a lot of life built into them.

When late fall early winter comes around I change to this pair.  http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat20564-cat601928&id=0020721811928a&navCount=1&  podId=0020721811928&parentId=cat601928&masterpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=QZ&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat601233&hasJS=true  These come in “D” as the narrowest width, but that works for me since I like a little more space in my boots in the cooler months. The extra space allows me to put a hand warmer on top of my toes making for a comfortable sit in a tree stand. The quality is good for these boots. I have had them for three years and the only issue is one of the eyelet rivets failed. Not a big deal. This will be an easy fix. I am not kind to these boots. They get sprayed with coon urine when I leave for my stand and sprayed when I return so that the leather gets soaked with the stuff. I never condition or clean the leather. If they are muddy when I get home they stay that way until the mud dries and falls off.

For late winter tree stand hunts I switch to a pair something like these.   http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=2632272   Again there isn’t a “B” width in this style of boot. The pair that I have has a heavy felt liner in them. If I remember correctly they were rated to -40 or -50 degrees. As you might guess I have a problem with keeping my feet warm so I go to extremes. These boots don’t get a lot of use but they sure are handy when I need them.

[kadbow]

Asolo Sasslong works great for me for my alpine elk hunts.

[huckbuck]

I also normally wear a B width. Bean boots come in narrow width as do Russell Moccasin Boots. I prefer the Russells although they are quite a bit more money they last alot longer. LLBean also has some Gore-Tex Cresta Hikers that come in a narrow width, havn't tried them yet but they look like the old vasque hiking boots.

[rappstar]

I've used Danners and their lace-to-toe boots work pretty well for narrow feet.  

I bought some Kenetrek Mountain Extreme Non-Ins for elk hunting and they fit really well.  They are a lace-to-toe type design as well which helps with narrow feet in my experience.  They have a medium width and if fits great on my narrow foot with one pair of wool socks.

[Bowmania]

I've also used the Danners.  FOr comfort Russells fit me the best.  Guess that's what you'd expect from a custom made boot.  Costwise, yea more than a Danner, but in the park with Kenetrek.

Bowmania

[Tim in Wa.]

Go with something from REI,Cabelas or Bass Pro Shop they all have great return policys and even if all you are able to do is get a credit towards exchange,they have alot of other brands to choose from.Kenetrek just has Kenetreks so what would you exchange them for?

[Spectre]

White's. The best boot, period.

[Neutron]

Another vote for Danner.  Used to have some Asolo boots and liked them pretty well.

[Bowferd]

Spectre, where do you find the Whites?