Snowmobile Boots

Webbsatwinni · 12-11-2014, 10:20 AM

Two years ago I went to the tall muck boots from tractor supply, my skidoo boots tore and I was stuck without boots for a ride. I picked up the mucks and and thought it would be a temp fix until I could get home. They were the best boots I have used snowmobiling, I bought the chore HI boot, they are water tight and tall to keep covered when moving around. They are light, and you can move and walk in them.

I now use them for that, and as a general boot around the house. The HI is High, you can fold em down and have a short boot. These and a good sock have become the snow boot of our group of sledding friends.

boat_guy64 · 12-12-2014, 01:35 PM

I ride 2000+ miles most years and have often ridden at -25 degrees F with these boots. My feet have never been cold in these boots.

http://www.klim.com/Arctic-GTX-Boot-3093-000.html#56558

I find the Klim boots too warm for those warm days of riding so I rely on these when it is above 15 degrees F.

https://www.fxrracing.com/product/ba...oot?color=4765

Your mileage my vary...Stay warm.

gslpro · 12-13-2014, 08:50 AM

I have a pair of Bogs Classic High boots. These are by far, the warmest boots I have ever tried. At $90-110 they are a good deal. These boots matched with a pair of Smart Wool socks will provide me all day warm feet. I can't get an hour out of anything else. Comfortable too. I wear them shopping, working around the house, or in the woods, with matched comfort for each activity. Highly recommend.

12-12-2014, 01:35 PM	#2
boat_guy64 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Windham and Meredith Posts: 225 Blog Entries: 5 Thanks: 33 Thanked 90 Times in 43 Posts	Boots I ride 2000+ miles most years and have often ridden at -25 degrees F with these boots. My feet have never been cold in these boots. http://www.klim.com/Arctic-GTX-Boot-3093-000.html#56558 I find the Klim boots too warm for those warm days of riding so I rely on these when it is above 15 degrees F. https://www.fxrracing.com/product/ba...oot?color=4765 Your mileage my vary...Stay warm.

12-13-2014, 08:50 AM	#3
gslpro Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Holden, MA Posts: 80 Thanks: 14 Thanked 26 Times in 18 Posts	Bogs I have a pair of Bogs Classic High boots. These are by far, the warmest boots I have ever tried. At $90-110 they are a good deal. These boots matched with a pair of Smart Wool socks will provide me all day warm feet. I can't get an hour out of anything else. Comfortable too. I wear them shopping, working around the house, or in the woods, with matched comfort for each activity. Highly recommend. __________________ Gary and Diane 290 Fiesta Vee "Nauti Bonnie"

12-11-2014, 10:20 AM	#1
Webbsatwinni Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Lebanon Ct and Rattlesnake Island Since 2007 Posts: 610 Thanks: 180 Thanked 137 Times in 72 Posts	Two years ago I went to the tall muck boots from tractor supply, my skidoo boots tore and I was stuck without boots for a ride. I picked up the mucks and and thought it would be a temp fix until I could get home. They were the best boots I have used snowmobiling, I bought the chore HI boot, they are water tight and tall to keep covered when moving around. They are light, and you can move and walk in them. I now use them for that, and as a general boot around the house. The HI is High, you can fold em down and have a short boot. These and a good sock have become the snow boot of our group of sledding friends.

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