snow_monkey
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Moon boots lol! How about those furry moon boots. Now those would be a hit on the trails.
best boot to buy?
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Moon boots lol! How about those furry moon boots. Now those would be a hit on the trails.
polarisrider1
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Your right Dave mine are a 13 also. One size up. Seems the norm with boots.
polarisrider1
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Back in 1972 they were the rage. (been riding a few years haven't I).
snow_monkey
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Chewbaka boot!!!
polarisrider1
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Wife had them back before we where married. Stylin' to the 70's. Oh ya!
I have a pair of Sorel boots that I have worn for 12 years. They have served me great...never wet, never cold, removable liner. This year I am finally going to replace them with....another pair of Sorel boots. The Alpha Trac's have my attention.
http://www.sorel.com/ALPHA-TRAC™-BUCKLE-|-010-|-7/803298313810,default,pd.html#pdp_reviews
http://www.sorel.com/ALPHA-TRAC™-BUCKLE-|-010-|-7/803298313810,default,pd.html#pdp_reviews
sledheadprox2
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Thanks for the input i'm going too make it to haydays and see whats up there, but nobody has said the bad or good of having a liner, yes when you take the boot off it MAY come off.
I'm still worried about not drying out if you can't take the liners out and nobody has said why they don't all have pull out liners, I guess its up too what you like!
booney
I'm still worried about not drying out if you can't take the liners out and nobody has said why they don't all have pull out liners, I guess its up too what you like!
booney
I prefer having liners in case you need to dry them out. Even if your boots are perfectly breathable and waterproof, there are times they will get wet (step in too big a creek or get snow in them) and I would think they would dry out faster that way. I don't see the downside of having removable liners.
polarisrider1
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Hey, bet my boots dry faster than your boots, lol actually one of the guys I ride with brought some boot dryer contraption to Cooke and shared one set with me. They worked fantastic.
polarisrider1
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Anyone (sled solutions?) Sell boot dryers?
actually I now have ruoutside boots myself, so I bet they dry about the same {smiley face}
polarisrider1
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see how you are! lol. I suspect Baffin made them so there la-ti-da! The Townsend boots are all but imposible to find, I was quite surprised to see Dave B. with same boots as mine. Who wants to be like Dave B. anyways! (I copied him so he says). Bet my boots are faster than yours. Mine are Bobcat ready. LOL
polarisrider1
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Pe...107?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20b5439eb3 this is what we had and they work great.
Have 2 of those Peet dryers, picked mine up at Bass Pro Shop. Gander Mtn has them as well. Work great, and no noise at all. One is for my boots, other is for Gloves.
indy_500
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Gotta make a brushguard for that new pro. Bobcat-proof!
polarisrider1
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Revkev will hook me up in that dept. He found a bobcat last year with his New RMK Pro. Off to pay balance on new sled today at the snow show.
polarisrider1
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Ordered the" new" Peet dryer on ebay that dries four items at once. Has a controller to speed things up. (The fancy model) 1 to 3 hrs.dry time on ebay for$ 81 delivered. I have used the std. Convection model and this is one up. New from PEET.
snow_monkey
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I thought it was a cougar?
Mine aren't on the ruoutside website anymore. I think they were called Tundra but I can't remember. They're stored in the attic right now so I can't check. They are comfortable though.
polarisrider1
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Mine are also RUOutside Tundra in size 13. I am at the camp right now. Looked special for you guys.