Lacrosse boots. How much insulation is enough?

So I’m looking into some Lacrosse alphaburly pro boots. I live in NE Ohio and hunt in some pretty cold weather. How much insulation do you guys recommend? 800g? 1000g?
Or 1600g? These are also the boots I will be using for the entire season.

 

I have a pair of the alpha burly in 800, there not super hot in the early season and with good socks can handle lower temps come November/December. Even with 1600 boots late in the season and good socks it’s still not enough warmth for me, but my feet get cold fairly easy.

 

I decided to go with alphaburly pro in 1000.

 

I know you already got the boots. But I hunt in Minnesota/SE Wisconsin. Got a pair of the Alphaburly in 1600. They are mighty toasty in the early season and even into Late November if you are doing a lot of walking you'll sweat with them. I kinda wish I would've got the 1000


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I wear uninsulated early bow season and 1600 late season.
they are my favorite boots ever.

 

800s and a good pair of socks has worked out for me


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IMO for deer hunting where you will be walking a lighter insulation factor is better. I’d go with 600 or 800 maximum and buy them a size big for air insulation. I have a pair of 1200 and the only time I wear them is when I’m in the goose pit

 

I’m a stand hunter in central MN. I have the 1600 and they are just right for cold mornings rifle hunting. Feet have never gotten cold with a pair of merino wool socks hunting or ice fishing. One of the best purchase I’ve made in a long time.


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