Kenetrek Hardscrabbles

[MEEW]

Lookin to buy a pair, but was wondering how they are for archery hunting. I don't like big or bulky boots for archery hunting, in fact the lighter and quieter the better. Not to worried about support, but comfort and sneakability are important. Also how would they be for 2-4 inches of snow during the rifle hunt? Any help would be great. Thanks in advance. Also any other good recommendations would be helpful.

 

[bowhunt]

They are a GREAT boot.

If you were hunting in rocky terrain, wearing a pack, or worried about pounding on your feet, then they are great.

If you are hunting in grass, sage, dirt, etc...lighter terrain, then I would probably use something more nibble / something with a more flexible sole.

They are great in 2-3 inches of snow.

I use mine for bow hunting, but a SNEAKY shoe they are not.

Hope that helps.

 

[zekers]

I second bowhunts words exactly. I love my boots, but they have a heavy sole that is not as forgiving as some other boots for archery hunting.

 

[TR175]

They make them in a "Light" version now to. It is specifically aimed at the archery crowd. By far the best boot brand on the market.

I am an official dealer for Kenetrek so if anyone needs some pm me.

 

[MEEW]

pm sent TR175