Thread: Lightweight boots

Originally Posted by MSL

Trail running shoes are awesome to sneak around in and crazy light, but when you shoot a few meat animals and the pack has meat spilling out the top, then they are terrible. A hiking shoe of sturdy construction would be good, like Bruce says, you don't need ankle support if your ankles are strong.

I wear trail running shoes all year, I hunt in and out of creeks a lot so they are awesome, I don’t seem to need ankle support tho, downsides are I go through 2 pair a year and everyone that goes hunting with me looks at my shoes and puttees and looks at me like you poor bugger and says where are your boots?
Best move ever going away from a massive leather boot

Originally Posted by nickbop

I wear trail running shoes all year, I hunt in and out of creeks a lot so they are awesome, I don’t seem to need ankle support tho, downsides are I go through 2 pair a year and everyone that goes hunting with me looks at my shoes and puttees and looks at me like you poor bugger and says where are your boots?
Best move ever going away from a massive leather boot

What puttees you wearing with shoes? I'd considered going this way but was worried about the amount of crap getting into the shoe...

Originally Posted by Biggun708

What puttees you wearing with shoes? I'd considered going this way but was worried about the amount of crap getting into the shoe...

https://www.trekkinn.com/outdoor-mou...196/p?tqw=L/XL
If you don't mind the colours.
There are other similar ones around for mountain running.