What do ya have ,

like em?

Hate em ?

Why

Warmest boot I ever owned were Military Mickey Mouse boots. Still have an unworn pair.

Irish Setters Elk Tracker 1000g with gortex. Mine are 12 seasons old and no issues.

Klim adrenaline.  10 years on them. Still mint.

trukkE...light, like the removable fleece liner.. mobility.. the not the warmest.

Cabela's - Iditarod boots Super warm , heavy, cumbersome.

 

15 hours ago, Doug said:

I got Klim 2 years ago with the dial tightening knob.  Nice warm and the dial is nice to tighten and release.  The only thing I didn't like is I started wearing on the top of boot from the boot pocket on the sled.  Put a wear pad on the tip no problem now.

Had Trukk before for about 15 years.  Great boots and I would have bought another pair but they are no longer around.

Klim BOA (Dial knob) Adrenaline - my old pair lasted 30k+ miles.  Years are not a measuring factor for clothing to me.  On my second pair as of last year.

Edited October 31, 20232 yr by Mag6240

Another Klim BOA Adrenaline guy here ... love them.

2 hours ago, Bontz said:

Another Klim BOA Adrenaline guy here ... love them.

Might have to try them. I was looking last winter but didn't pull the trigger. Problem I have with insulated boots is alot of companies don't make them big enough for my feet.

Edited October 31, 20232 yr by Sled_Hed

11 minutes ago, Sled_Hed said:

Might have to try them. I was looking last winter but didn't pull the trigger. Problem I have with insulated boots is alot of companies don't male them big enough for my feet.

I'm not sure if Scheel's will have them in stock, but go try a pair on.  I think out of our riding group, at least 5 of us have these boots and all agree ... they're the best boots we've had over the course of 40'ish years riding (some a few years less, some more).

3 minutes ago, Bontz said:

I'm not sure if Scheel's will have them in stock, but go try a pair on.  I think out of our riding group, at least 5 of us have these boots and all agree ... they're the best boots we've had over the course of 40'ish years riding (some a few years less, some more).

Dennis Kirk shows them too, I'll have to try them at some point 

19 minutes ago, Sled_Hed said:

Might have to try them. I was looking last winter but didn't pull the trigger. Problem I have with insulated boots is alot of companies don't make them big enough for my feet.

The Klim is made to a 15 and generally they run a little long.

Just now, Deephaven said:

The Klim is made to a 15 and generally they run a little long.

Saw that on the DK site. My Red Wings are 15's so the klims would probably work  

You may only need a 14 in Klim then, depends of course on width and your feet but I am down a size in Klim otherwise I couldn't wear them

 

Another Klim Adrenaline here. 16 years & 30K miles and still in good shape with minimal wear. They are Warm and comfortable. I Just bought a pair of Adrenaline with the BOA system but could likely get a few more seasons out of the my original pair. 

HMK Voyager. 9 seasons still like new, warm and dry

I have had good luck with my hmk 

Kamik Greenbay 4 Review | Tested by GearLab (outdoorgearlab.com)

Paid $69.00 4 seasons ago...So far so good...Ridden in -23f with them...

1 hour ago, SlugsOnSleds said:

Kamik Greenbay 4 Review | Tested by GearLab (outdoorgearlab.com)

Paid $69.00 4 seasons ago...So far so good...Ridden in -23f with them...

I use a kimik boot also the all rubber insulated ones though. I’ve also been in -2x temps with no issues. For being fairly cheap they’re pretty nice. I use them all winter for everything not just riding.

My Baffin Snow Monsters are probably my favorites.  I do like my FXR Heliums because of the BOA system, too.  I would say that they're both plenty warm - have used them both for snowmobiling and ice fishing, with no issues.  The Baffins might be a little warmer.

went with these

 

https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/klim-klutch-gtx-boa-boots?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAxreqBhAxEiwAfGfndKno9QEKfmyVR4bD-4dT6KQVG1L1jwzVzs_4l0XQ2O4cLJbK-Cig5xoCc2QQAvD_BwE