Hunting Boots

Here you will find boots for hunting. If you walk a lot, the hunting boots need to be as good as the hiking boots, or even better since you don’t use any official trails. The terrain can also be challenging. And in many parts of the world, the weather conditions can also be fairly extreme. If you are looking for boots for all-round hunting, they should be waterproof, breathable, tall, and provide good ankle support. Modern Gore-Tex hunting boots do all this and more. And insulated hunting boots are good for cold weather use.

If you need to move quietly and don’t need to worry about terrible weather, mid-cut lightweight hunting boots might be ideal for your needs. Don’t go for the cheap hunting boots just because they are cheap. Get the best hunting boots for your needs so that you don’t need to buy a new pair every year.

Hunting boots for men and women

Hunting is a great hobby for pretty much everybody. Because the hobby is the same, also the footwear requirements are fairly similar for men and women. Therefore these can be considered both women’s and men’s hunting boots, as long as the fit and size are correct. Usually, you find our hunting boots black or brown. But sometimes we might have boots in camo and green as well.

Longer lifespan with proper care

Even if you buy the best hunting boots on the market, they might not last as long as you expect without regular maintenance. In case you like traditional leather hunting boots, you need to grease them to make them water-resistant. And your hunting boots with a membrane last longer if you use shoe care products specifically designed for them. In case you don’t have suitable stuff, check out our shoe care products.

If shoecare sounds like gobbledygook, read our comprehensive shoe care article. It contains valuable info on the care and maintenance of both hunting boots with a membrane and those without.

Cushioning insoles and good merino wool socks

Now matter how good hunting boots you have, your hunting trips might become quite painful without high-quality insoles. They are especially important if the soles of your boots are stiff and hard and your feet aren’t used to such. In winter use, it isn’t enough to have hunting boots that are insulated if you don’t also use warm insoles.

The icing on the cake is the merino wool hunting socks. Crappy socks slip and slide all over the place, causing blisters. And if the socks don’t stay where they should, your feet can get cold in the wintertime. When it is warmer, use thin merino wool socks. And when it gets colder, use thicker ones or put another pair on top. Have a look at our high-quality hunting socks. Take along a few pairs so that you can dry them when necessary. Turning them inside out like the underwear just isn’t enough.