Browning Heritage Gore-Tex® Hunting Boots - Waterproof, Insulated (For Men)

I have flat feet and these boots are extremly comfortable. I liked them so much I went and bought another pair within a week. I'm using them for hiking, walking the dogs, and yard work. I could not be happier. I am looking forward to trying them out in South Dakota during the next pheasant hunting season.

Great for late fall hunting on the move in the Adirondacks. Order a size wider as the fit is quite narrow.

I searched all around, Great boot for the price, wore right from the start. no break in time needed

I am going to order another pair. The price and quality is very good. I think the boot is a little narrow if you use heavy socks. Otherwise, this boot should provide a day of good hunting without any problems.

If you hunt in really dense cover (briars) be prepared to purchase boots more frequently than you would for cowhide boots

It was a nice lightweight boot but I couldn't get my foot into the boot past the bottom of the tongue. Even in the wide boot size.

I pheasant hunt 80 - 90 days a year. These boots are light and comfortable so far. I will know better after the season. I think they will do a good job.

Just got back from a hunt with these. Comfortable and waterproof. They look like they will hold up well but have only worn once so dont know.Be careful on size when ordering. I wear a 10 1/2 shoe and ordered a 10 1/2 boot. They were much too large. I then looked up the browning sizing chart: [@] It turns out that a normal size 10.5 = a browning size 9 1/2. I have no idea why Browning would do this, but keep this in mind when ordering. My second order I ordered 2 pair (a 9 1/2 and a 10 1/2) just to be sure and just as in the first instance the 10 1/2 was too large. Note that on Browning's table, this differential is not constant eg a person with a 12" foot orders a browning size 14.The 9 1/2 ended up fitting well. It felt narrow at first but after wearing for a day they stretched out a bit and fit well now. If you wear wide shoes be sure to order a wide size but if you have only a slightly wider than normal foot and usually order standard width shoes they will likely be fine once broken in.

I work as a conservationist and my new 10.5' brownings are the lightest most comfortable boots I have ever bought. Working in standing mud and water daily make footwear very important. They make a long hard day easy on the hips with excellent support for the back. Very soft, dry, light and comfortable. Sorry Rocky and wolverine, Browning is now my brand!

I own 2 pair of these boots, one insulated and one uninsulated. They are the best made. They require very little break in and are very tough. They are perfect for moderate weather big game hunting or upland bird hunting where you do a lot of walking. They however tend to run on the narrow side. You should buy one size wider than your normal shoe size.