Irish Setter, VaprTrek, Men’s, 8", Waterproof, Hunting Boot, Earth Field Camo

Got these last year for hunting season. Didn’t take much and they were broke in perfect. I can go all day and no problems or soreness. The only thing is they are a bit tight getting your foot in. The throat isn’t super wide, so takes a little tug to get on. But I do have a thick instep. Overall, love these boots. I give 9 out of 10.

Boots are awesome!!!

I really wanted to keep these. I bought a couple different insoles to help, and while they did alter the fit quite a bit it just wasn't enough. I bought the wide EE in my size and must need a EEE or maybe these run a little on the narrow side. I gotta say that they are well constructed and the rubber rand reminded my of my climbing shoes. I have a pair of Rocky's, and while they "fit" they are a bit "clunky" whereas the VaprTrek fit closer to my foot giving much more terrain feedback. Kinda like a "hunting moccison" if there were such a thing. I think they would perform extremely well in most situations and would highly recommend trying these before making another purchase.

This is my second pair of Irish Setter’s. First pair were Snake boots. This pair fits the same. Meaning tight around the ankle. I am female purchased size 10 men’s boot. Not wide. They will break in perfect after a hikes in the woods. Very Light Weight!! Made well. I purchased them for Hunting White Tail Deer this fall. Very nice neutral camo color.

i am tough to fit and dislike boots, but these are the best boots I ever used.

Great Boot. Well made and light. Unlike Pinnacle this boot took a little breaking in for me. A little narrow. But breaking in well.

I was really excited about these boots but after a weekend and a few miles in the field with extreme uncomfortable I’m going at attempt to return. There are two design flaws as shown in the photos.1. Narrowest part of the boot is at the widest part of your foot and it definitely feels that way when walking. This is why a lot of reviews say order a 12 wide2. The material between tongue and upper binds in your ankle/leg. Again, level of uncomfort was high after just a mile or two.Were these actually worn by anyone after being designed? Poor design, I’ll be looking for another brand unfortunately.

I am fairly picky when it comes to hunting boots. I don't like big and bulky boots. I like to move around when I hunt so I want something light, but also comfortable and waterproof. I have worn these in Michigan for whitetail hunting and also in Kodiak brown bear hunting and this product gets a 5* in all areas of comfort, durability, and waterproof ability.