Bean boots

[wapitimike1]

Just make sure when breaking them in you wear new sox. They'll creap'em down on ya as you walk. Kenetrek makes a good version to. That style boot is the most silent rubber shoe or boot you can buy.

[Rob DiStefano]

LOVE the ll bean boots!  i've got both the low and medium high sides - just great for tramping in the bush and wetness.

[Bob Miller]

Bean Boots are great, have been wearing them for 20 years.

[joe vt]

I agree with mojostick. the Bean boots are fantastic....BUT, if your feet sweat easy you wont be happy.

[reddogge]

I've owned up to three pair at once for 35 years or more.  They are great in anything but mud, snow, ice on hillsides.  You'll bust your butt.

[straitera]

Definitely a Bean fan!!! Have had several leather top gumsole bottom offbrands that leaked. Beans don't. I have size 13 Maine Hunting boot worn once way too hot for Texas. Interested?

[George D. Stout]

Ditto on the hillsides.  Here in Pennsylvania you will need ski lessons if you try to traverse the sidehills in a pair of Bean Boots.  I have a pair, but they are not what I wear on the mountain side.

[reddogge]

George,
The only thing I had at Denton Hill last year were Bean boots.  Can you imagine?

[LongbowGuy83]

Thanks anyway Straitera. About 3 sizes too big.

Mojo, if you have the Danners, have you ever worn them in the snow/ ice/ in creeks to prove their waterproofness?

[Missouri Bowman]

I have insulated and non-insulated BEAN boots. They fit great and no sweaty feet. Jim in Maine try a thick sock or two, that may keep your socks from coming down.  It is one of the quietest boots to sneak around in. They still do the bootom replacements I believe.

[4dogs]

I have the Danners, been in rain, wet snow and wading up a creek bottom tryin to put the sneek on a cow elk....no leaks.

[LongbowGuy83]

Good deal. That's what I wanted to know. Thaks 4dogs.