Favorite Ice fishing boots

[striker2160]

I have had a pair of sorel glacier boots since 1995 second set of liners and thats it wouldnt buy anything else hope this helps.

[Flooringuy]

I second the Sorel glaciers. Warmest boots I've owned. The only con is they get heavy if you do alot of walking.

[Bigslugger]

I suggest Mukluks

[Jim Hudson]

I wore the Ice Armor boots pretty much last ice season. Worked great, until slushy and wet conditions came and got some leakage. But, have had that problem with other leather boots as well, so I always have a pair of 1400 gram Rubber Lacrosse for these conditions.

Have had Baffins too.. Along with a few pair of Rockys. All were good. So, lots of good choices out there.

[slipbobbin]

One quick question.Did anybody use the Ice Armor boots last winter? Thinking about getting a pair for this winter but want to know are they really worth the $150, but more importantly are they warm and dry?

[Steve Foss]

Steger Mukluks. Spendy. Not technically waterproof but practically speaking are waterproof when treated with silicone. Tremendously lightweight, so your foot's circulation is never impeded, and circulation is a key to warm feet. Seven years for mine and still going strong.

Splakeshaker, while worn soles can contribute to cold feet, you should also think about spending the $25 to replace the wool felt liners. After even a couple seasons, walking and the weight of your body compresses the soles of the liners, and that makes them poor as insulators. Often a new pair of liners is all it takes to turn an ailing golden oldie boot into your new best friend.

[woblong]

I own two pairs of the mickey boots bothe the black and the white and i find the white ones to be warmer

[slipbobbin]

Nobody tried these last winter?

[buddha]

I took the advice of a few others with larger feet I purchased the Ice Kings and am very happy with them. I think the Steger/Baffin/Muck/MM are all good choices.

[Jim Hudson]

Jeff,

Like mentioned in my post.. I wore the Ice Armor boots pretty much all last season.. They were great until I started to get into really slushy and standing water conditions. As always, when I had any other type of leather pack boot, I then switched to rubber knee high boots.

They were comfortable and kept my feet warm in pretty much all conditions.

[slipbobbin]

Thanx JKH431. Guess I didnt see your first post,or wasnt payn attention. But in any case thanx for your imput. Much appreciated.......Jeff