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My loss is your gain....I have incredibly wide feet and have a tough time finding boots to fit me. I have 2 pairs that aren't wide enough for me. I won’t ship, pick up in Sussex Cty.

Pair 1: NEVER WORN. Kamik Greenbay 4 Wide; sz 12. Cost me $100.

Pairs 2: Thorogood Endeavor Extreme Pac Boot; sz 11.5. I wore these 3 times. Cost me $220.

Both pairs for $100/BO or trade. 

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Sucks. Impossible to find a great, wide pac or rubber boot. Bogs & Irish setter advertise wide rubber boots....both aren't. 

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I have wide feet but not as wide as you, if they were a size 10.5 or 11 I would take them both.  I'd be interested to know what boots you finally get that fit.  I'm always on the look out for a good pair of boots that come in wide or double wide. 

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I typically need to get 2 sizes larger. 

If I wear a thinner sock, I have Danner Grouse boots & Kenetrek Mountain extreme that fit well. Both are wide versions. 

Unfortunately, all day sits in below 30 degree temperature need pac boots. I have 1600 Lacrosse rubber boots in sz 13 that are decently warm w a good sock & chemical full foot warmers.

I have Cabela Inferno pac boots that fit OK.

Looking at buying Schnee extreme pacs in sz 13....(my street shoes are 10.5-11).

 

Posted (edited)
8 minutes ago, hammer4reel said:

Where were you planning on wearing a 2400 gram boot ? 

1000-1200 are already ridiculously warm ?

a lot of the year here 400-600 is a lot 

I have a pair of 2000 gr boots and hardly ever wear them. Too heavy/bulky. I found that an 800 gr pair with good socks (not too heavy or tight around the calves) and toe warmers keeps my feet toasty down to 15 degrees. If colder, I use "boot blankets".

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2 minutes ago, hammer4reel said:

Where were you planning on wearing a 2400 gram boot ? 

1000-1200 are already ridiculously warm ?

a lot of the year here 400-600 is a lot 

I prefer hunting in January. Tends to be colder. I don't like hunting in heat.

Many sits are all day.

If my feet are squeezed = cold feet. Doesn't matter how much insulation. 

 

 

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1 minute ago, nmc02 said:

I prefer hunting in January. Tends to be colder. I don't like hunting in heat.

Many sits are all day.

If my feet are squeezed = cold feet. Doesn't matter how much insulation. 

 

 

I wear 4E boots size 12 .

for winter I buy muck Artic ice or artic pro . And wear the minus 33 socks for all day sits .

They are the only boot that spread enough for my feet to fit .

bought simaler boots in other brands and they were much too tight .

liked walking more in lacrosse boots , but took an army to get them off at the end of the day .

actually broke boot jacks kicking them off .

 

If it’s staying below 15 occasionally I take along my boot blankets . But not often .

.I haven’t worn pack boots in almost 40 years 

 

 

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