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Never heard of these but all their boots look sharp.Model12 wrote:http://www.russellmoccasin.com, Been wearing my first pair of Russell turkey boots for 20 years. There is none better. Check um out....
No Russells are waterproof (unfortunately) . . . My Zephyr II's are ridiculously comfortable but they leak like a sieve. They're so comfortable and look so good, though, I won't wear anything else.tombstone wrote:are the russell snake boots waterproof?
I have some zephyrs that have been through the ringer but they are not waterproof. Your feet will get soaked in wet grass.
If their snake boots are anything like their upland boots they are fantastic.Model12 wrote:http://www.russellmoccasin.com, Been wearing my first pair of Russell turkey boots for 20 years. There is none better. Check um out....
Beaudog1 wrote:No Russells are waterproof (unfortunately) . . . My Zephyr II's are ridiculously comfortable but they leak like a sieve. They're so comfortable and look so good, though, I won't wear anything else.tombstone wrote:are the russell snake boots waterproof?
I have some zephyrs that have been through the ringer but they are not waterproof. Your feet will get soaked in wet grass.
Just my experience with the cavaliers, zephyrs and pull on snake boots: mine all leaked. Treating with Obenauf's helps, but all three let water in to some degree.Click wrote:Beaudog1 wrote:No Russells are waterproof (unfortunately) . . . My Zephyr II's are ridiculously comfortable but they leak like a sieve. They're so comfortable and look so good, though, I won't wear anything else.tombstone wrote:are the russell snake boots waterproof?
I have some zephyrs that have been through the ringer but they are not waterproof. Your feet will get soaked in wet grass.
I have three pairs of their boots and only one pair leaks and that didnt happen for the first five years of use.
Strange concept, but it has worked so far...