Rocky boots
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Rocky boots
I'm thinking of buying a pair of Rocky boots, 1,000 g of thinsulite, and wonder if anyone on the forum has or had a pair, and if so, would you recommend them.
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I have 3 pairs. I have had a pair of Cornstalkers for 5 yrs now and they were well worth it. I still wear them, but the Gortex has worn out. I just bought a new pair this year and also have a pair of knee high 1000gr. thisulate rubber boots. I would recomend Rocky Boots to anyone. Just my experience.
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Same problem aswell, I've have 3 pairs and they all leak , never again will I buy Rocky. I do not ware hunting boots other then when I hunt , none of them lasted...BTGonHuntin wrote:I have owned several pairs of Rocky boots over the years and will never buy them again! The soles disintegrate and Rocky will not stand behind them..........
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I live in Athens, Ohio not far from wear the Rocky plant is in Nelsonville, Ohio. All their boots used to be made here, but a little over a year ago they sent all their manufacturing out of country(China I believe). That could explain the reason why quality has gone downhill. I have not owned them, but a couple guys in my Marine unit had them and liked them.
I've had Irish Setter 1000 gr boots for 3 seasons now and my little ttootsies are toastie all the time.Red Label wrote:My latest Rocky's are junk!! The eyelets all pulled out, and the bootsmith I was sent to destroyed the Gore-tex membrane when repairing them....not impressed!
Their quality has gone down hill over the years IMHO. Go with Irish Setter.
Mike
If I may suggest whateverboot you buy wear them for a couple of days to open the pores and then put minkoil on them. Slap the minkoil on then hit them with a blow dryer. Repeat until they will not absorb anymore. Your bootswill stay dry and the leather will last for many seasons.
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