Boot Recommendations

[ASH556]

I've been wearing these Georgia Boot Moc Toe Chelsea boots at least 50% of the time the last 3 years. I've enjoyed them immensely and find them to be quite comfortable. I've spent a day shooting upland birds in them. I've shot deer in them. I've worn them to work, to church, etc.

They are beginning to get a little long in the tooth with some separation in places, though no leaks yet. The heel separation happened pretty quickly and is from taking them off, but it got to a point and then kinda stuck there.

I'm not 100% on going back with this same exact boot. I would prefer to go up in quality. I like being able to slip them on and off fairly quickly, but they also fit well enough on my feet to hike in uneven terrain and be comfortable. They are a little warm and a little heavy sometimes.

What do I need to be looking at?

[vcdgrips]

RedBack Boots. Lots of slips ons, still made in Australia, unlike Blundstone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blundstone_Footwear



https://www.redbackboots.com/mens/redback-boots

[Larry Sellers]

I’ve got the redbacks at the firehouse. Steel toe with the protective cap. Very very comfortable, unfortunately not waterproof if that’s something you’re looking for.


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[JSGlock34]

Big fan of the Allen Edmonds Normandy Boots. Good sale right now too. Not slips on though.

I'll caveat that my boots are a few years old, so not sure if construction has changed at all, but they are the most comfortable boots I own.

[Bratch]

As above not slip on so I feel like the guy recommending a Glock in the “What Jframe” thread but I absolutely love my Red Wing Iron Rangers.