I tried to stay in a certain price range when i bought snake boots, quickly realized the cheaper ones came at a cost, comfort, ended up with a pair of Danner pronghorns, hurt a little paying that much, but I've never had a more comfortable pair of boots in my life ! , I even wear them all through the fall and winter, long after its too cold for snakes.
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/lac...MIxK30wZD65AIVSZyzCh3RsgfdEAQYASABEgKJlPD_BwE
I have these. They are a little more than $125 but in my experiences, no lace up snake boot has ever been waterproof...which is what i have always used prior. . These are comfortable and 100% waterproof
Lacrosse alpha snakeproofs
I looked at these at BP, not sure they are bite proof from the ankle down, seems pretty thin material to be so, maybe someone can confirm? I held off on buying them considering I need 100% coverage for the big timber rattlers I hunt with.
They may very well be snakeproof over the entire boot, but while looking at them at BP it seemed the foot portion of the boot was a different thinner material than the upper calf/leg portion of the boot.The Lacross Alpha snakeproofs not being bite proof on the ankle down? I couldn’t tell ya because i have never been struck. Id be curious about that. I would hope snake boots would be 100%
They may very well be snakeproof over the entire boot, but while looking at them at BP it seemed the foot portion of the boot was a different thinner material than the upper calf/leg portion of the boot.