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LaCrosse® Alpha Lite Neoprene 18'' Insulated Waterproof Hunting Boots for Men
The LaCrosse® Alpha Lite Neoprene 18'' Insulated Waterproof Hunting Boots for Men is built for all-season comfort. This boot combines naturally-insulating 3.5 mm neoprene with durable snag-resistant protective rubber shin guards and overlay around the foot for warm and dry performance. Ankle-Fit™ design locks the heel in place for a secure fit that's still easy to pull on and off. Adjustable gusset with cam-loc buckle help cinch top of the boot in around your calf. Average weight: 4 lbs. Color: Realtree APG™. Imported.
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The LaCrosse® Alpha Lite Neoprene 18'' Insulated Waterproof Hunting Boots for Men is built for all-season comfort. This boot combines naturally-insulating 3.5 mm neoprene with durable snag-resistant protective rubber shin guards and overlay around the foot for warm and dry performance. Ankle-Fit™ design locks the heel in place for a secure fit that's still easy to pull on and off. Adjustable gusset with cam-loc buckle help cinch top of the boot in around your calf. Average weight: 4 lbs. Color: Realtree APG™. Imported.
Manufacturer style #: 200500.
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These boots are true to size.
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Yes. I wear a 10 and ordered 11. Great with a heavy sock.Answers
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It is a 7mm neoprene. It is good for fall and for winter hunting down to 30. You would need to we ar a thin sock and then a wool hunting sock. If still hunting they are good for 5 hours.This is a lightly insulated boot.
This 7mm neoprene I feel is compreble to 400grams of thinsulate.
If you need warmer boots..start at 1000grams or more.
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I hunt in Central Florida throughout all the seasons and they're not that insulated. I can hunt in 90+ degree weather and not be too uncomfortable. During the cold snaps I had to wear two pairs of thermal socks to stay kinda warm.A:
not a lot a good sock is needed if its real cold real good for semicold climates if you want a snow boot i dont think this one is itA:
They have a light insulation but paired with them being rubber they will keep you nice and warm down to about 20 degrees for a couple hours in the field.A:
Mine are 2000 Gram.Details:
I have a pair of the AlphaBurly sport neoprene boots, excellent boot. I like the shin guard on the Alpha Lite, I am curious if the Alpha Lite's are as stable on uneven terrain as the Alpha Burly Sports? Any help on this would be great.Answers
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Not quiet as stable due to there lighter construction but have excellent traction and sure footing in tree stands. A great boot.
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I have found my Alpha boots to be very stable on any terrain.Answers
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I have had mine since 2007 and use them all the time. They still look and feel great and my feet stay dry.A:
They are pretty durable. Thick rubber around the foot. This will be my second deer season with them. They still look and feel new. very comfortable.Answers
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18 inches top ends between knee and just over calfA:
Boots are 18" tall.A:
I would imagine they are 18" tall, considering that is what they say on the label.A:
I think that they are 16". They come up just below my knee and im 5'-11" tall.I dont think that they seel the Alpha II anymore.
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Great boot. I think the 7mm neoprene is equal to about 400 grams thinsulate. A truly warm boot starts at 1000 to 1200 grams of thinsulate.That said the boots are good for fall and winter. You will need a heavy wool sock.
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I have used them down to 20 degrees in the fields for over 4 hours. Never even felt the cold.A:
so-so. I thought they would be warmer being neopreme. but good socks and they're not bad. (for a non-insulated boot)A:
Only wore during spring turkey season,but they were,nt hot or clumsey.
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I wore these this past Nov. in NorthEast Missouri for deer season. Temps ranged from the mid teens to high 40s. I was comfortable until temp got down around 35 and below, just wearing a liner sock. When got below 35, I switched to a thick wool sock, and was good to about 25 or so. Now that maybe because I was on stand averaging 8-10 hours a day and was windy. I eventually switched out to my insulated lace ups after that when temps stayed below 30. ( just didn't want to risk getting cold and having to go in). These are great boots and my boot of choice. I do wish they made these in an 800 gram insulate. I think they would sell alot more of them then.
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Don't know how you define warm, but here are a couple things to consider. Neoprene insulates and is warmer than standard rubber boots. Neoprene insulation and waterproof protection are two important factors for warmth on a hunt. These are not as warm as a pair of 1200 gram Thinsulate Pac Boots, but they are much warmer than a pair of traditional rubber boots. You can also increase the warmth with the socks you wear underneath the boot.Details:
If I wear a size 9 then should i buy a size 9 ...Thank you
Greg
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If you wear a true size 9...I would recommend 1 size up. For you a 10. These boots can be worn with a good cotton sock, or in winter with a cotton sock and a heavy wool sock.A:
Right on for me. I wear a size 10 in most boots and this one is right on. They are just roomy enough to let me put on an extra pair of socks.A:
They are a little loose maybe a 1/4 size guess to allow for thicker socks and to have room to take off and on. Would get a 9 if you wear a 9A:
Go with a size bigger. The extra room gives you extra space to grow into so you have optimum life. Also, if you're going were it's cold out, you can put on extra socks. I bought a size bigger and i wouldn't even know it.
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I have these. actually on my 2nd pair. I normally wear a 10R, however I bought a size 11. I normally wear a liner sock, and they fit fine. This past Deer season I wore a pair of thick wool socks, and they were a little tight, but was still comfortable. I eventually got a boot stretcher to stretch them out a little so not so tight with the thicker sock. recommend you get a pair, and then wear them around inside the house for about an hour or two. you will know if you like them or not, and if need to exchange for larger size. Bass Pro has great customer service, and as long as they don't look "worn" they will exchange them out.
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From the manufacturer -Warm, scent-free, rubber-over-neoprene Alpha boots have been designed to fit your foot like your favorite socks. The snug fit around your foot and in the toe box give the Alpha boots an "ankle-fit" effect and minimize heel slippage, reduce fatigue and significantly cut down on cussing, which has a way of spooking critters. If you prefer having extra room in your boots for doubling up on socks, order a size larger than you would in a gym shoe. Alpha boots are only available in whole sizes and medium width, so we recommend half sizes order the next full size available. For example, if you wear a 10 1/2 you should purchase a size 11 and you’ll be set.
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