I should have said the muck arctic sport bootQuote:
Originally Posted by Rugger
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I should have said the muck arctic sport bootQuote:
Originally Posted by Rugger
Snoopedaround online and figured that was the one that you were talking about. Couldn't tell if it has a removable liner. Does it? Non removable liner is a deal breaker for me.
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Originally Posted by patvetzal
Best boots made, IMO........ Glad I bought a pair...... but like Pat, don't expect me to walk to far in them!
Ended up buying Baffin Impacts...probably get Titans aswell for the slushy days.
Thx for all of the input.
Now let's go fishing!!!!
FSHN 247
Jay
Just save yourself the headache and take them back and get the Titans. Trust me dude, been there - done that. Once you have Titans and if you still want a second pair, then get another pair of titans.Quote:
Originally Posted by FSHN 247
A few guys say the Baffin Titans are the best boots but don't walk too far. If you can't walk too far how can they be the best boots?
Most ice anglers don't need to walk!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roper
They aren't the lightest boots but I have never had an issue walking a couple KM's in them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roper
When I first bought them I thought the same, they feel like you don't want to walk very far in them but I put about 10km on them wandering around Simcoe once last year and have taken them on lots of 1-3 km walks across the ice, I think they are no worse that my old felt lined Baffins, as a matter of fact I think they eat my socks less than the other ones. And once you hike to your spot your feet don't feel as damp.
Best boot on the ice are military Mickey Mouse boots. They are warm even full of water.
If you watch any of those reality shows from Alaska etc, that's all you will see being worn.