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Hunting Boots

Hunting Boots


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Color: Hunter Green

Only 9 in stock


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Color: Green

31 in stock


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Color: Hunter Green

27 in stock


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Color: Charcoal Grey

79 in stock


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Color: Hunter Green

142 in stock


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Color: Bottomland
Shoe size

Only 10 in stock


Color: Bottomland
Size

18 in stock

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these the best elk hunting boots for the money?

For a lot of hunters, yes. The 16" Classic gives you a lightweight boot with full waterproof protection at $99. You get light weight, real warmth, and an easy on fit in one boot, which is strong value for anyone weighing the best elk hunting boots.

Are LITE Boots a good waterproof duck hunting boot?

For a lot of waterfowl hunters, yes. The one-piece molded design has no seams to leak, which keeps your feet dry in flooded timber, shallow marsh, and muddy blinds. They are lighter than heavy rubber boots and easy to pull on over waders or thick socks. For deep water, pair them with our LITE Hip Boots.

Will these work for turkey hunting in spring?

They will. Spring turkey mornings start cool and damp, and these boots keep feet warm and dry through wet grass and dew-soaked fields. The 16" height handles muddy field edges and creek crossings on a run-and-gun setup. At about 13 ounces per boot, they stay light while you cover ground chasing a gobbler.

Are LITE Boots good for deer hunting?

Yes. Deer season runs from warm early days into cold late-season sits, and the 10 to 80 degree F rating covers both. The waterproof build keeps your feet dry on a wet morning walk to the stand. The light weight helps on long hikes to a back-forty spot, and the quiet slip-on fit lets you move without fuss before first light.

Can I wear these for dove hunting in early season?

Yes. Dove openers land in warm early season weather, and the 10 to 80 degree F range keeps these comfortable on a hot afternoon. A thin lightweight sock helps your feet stay cool. The easy on fit works well for walking fence lines and field edges between shots.

How do LITE Boots compare to a Kenetrek Mountain Extreme or an Irish Setter boot?

A Kenetrek Mountain Extreme and most Irish Setter models are leather mountain boots built for stiff, heavy support. A Kenetrek boot weighs several times more than a LITE boot and costs a lot more. LITE Boots give you a lighter, fully waterproof option for the hunter who wants less weight underfoot.

Are LITE Boots really insulated?

Yes. The insulation lives inside the material itself. Millions of tiny air pockets form during molding and trap warm air around your foot. That is what makes this a warm, insulated boot instead of a bulky one.

What if the boots do not fit or fail?

LITE Boots come with a 30-day no-questions refund or exchange, plus 12 months of coverage on manufacturer defects. If you need a different size, email our customer service team and they will make it right.

Are LITE Boots good for duck blind and marsh hunting?

Yes. The one-piece molded design has no seams to leak, which keeps your feet dry in shallow marsh, flooded timber, and muddy blinds. The 16" height clears standing water and soft muck around the blind. At about 13 ounces per boot, they stay light on the walk in, and they pull on easily over waders or thick socks. For water deeper than boot height, pair them with our Lite Hip Boots.

Do LITE Boots hold up in thick mud and wet fields?

Yes. The waterproof EVA foam build keeps water and mud out, and the one-piece construction has no glued seams to fail in the muck. Each boot weighs about 13 ounces, which makes thick mud easier to pull through than it is in heavy rubber boots. The boots rinse clean in seconds. The easy on and off fit also means less mess when you take them off at the truck.

Do LITE Boots work for early season and late season hunting?

Yes. The built-in insulation is rated from 10°F to 80°F, which covers a warm early-season opener and a cold late-season sit. On hot early days, a thin lightweight sock keeps your feet cool. On freezing late-season mornings, a thicker merino wool sock adds warmth without a bulky boot. One pair handles both ends of the season, so you are not buying a separate boot for each.

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