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gone up a bit and the options are nearly endless, but the reasons a boot is worth the price are the same; fit, finish and durability. Since I'm outside a lot, I learned not to scrimp on the gear I wear. I have tried many brands include L.L. Bean, Bass Pro Shops and Rocky. Today I own two brands; Cabela and ECCO.
Cabelas enticed me with one of their catalogs last year with a waterproof winter boot that the ads claimed fit like an athletic shoe. That sounded good to me. I'm 5'9" with a size 12.5 foot and I just cannot get around in traditional winter pac boots. Wearing such over-sized duds I look somewhat like a clown; something you want to avoid when showing up for hunting or fishing trips with strangers.
I am now a proud owner of the Cabela Snow Runner boot. With a name like that it better be good, and it is. I've done everything from bird hunt to snow board in these Dry-Plus (similar to GORETEX but less expensive) lined
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