Decided on some Danner Pronghorns....question for those that have em

Currently debating between which two of these I am ordering, likely go with the taller version as I love my Asolos and will prob by a second pair of them when they die (which we likely be quite a ways down the road)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20071909456...49&var=500048869629&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mens-Kenetr...Hiking-/200719533247?var=&hash=item2ebbd104bf

Sasslongs
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/as...king-boots-waterproof-nubuck-for-men~p~83043/

 

Yes they do make an all leather Pronghorn, mine however are not. Have those stupid panels even the all leather pronghorns though have a panel, its just leather. Still more stitching to leak if not kept heavy on the LP

 

Whatever route ya go Ty pick up some of this.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/361188484819?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

 

without reading all the posts, except the first and one about the pronghorns being the best ever.
I had a pair of pronghorns, within a year the soles were seperating, they leaked, and were the worst boot ever for keeping the laces in those tiny speed hooks they had on them.
never again

 

Scent wise how bad is this stuff? Save treatment for off season worthy?

 

Ehh. Has a bit of scent but not terrible. I just reapplied and after 24 hrs I can't smell it but.....
It kinda has a honey / beeswax smell. Which are some of the ingredients.

 

The scent sticks around indefinitely. I always treat mine in the spring and let them set all summer. You really don't need to treat your boots right away.

 

I have bought expensive boots for hunting and work and I have bought some of the cheapest crap out there. Personally, I prefer to just buy the cheap walmart brand Herman Survivors at about $40 a pair. In a mid weight thinsulate waterproof boot, they are going to do about anything a hunting boot needs to do and do it a hell of a lot cheaper than a $250 pair. I just bought two pair today, one of the all canvas with scent control pairs and one of the leather and canvas types.

I've never hunted in the mountains so don't know how well they'd be for that but here, they work just fine for me. If I was ever going to spend a buttload of money on a boot, I'd order custom fit boots made by a tailor at $500 or so for a pair that are rebuildable a couple of times.

 

They came last night to the door. I will be honest I am happy I got the size 13....but if I was going to be covering miles of terrain they'd probably be too loose, but with a pair of thick socks I am betting I'll be hunting later warmer this season than my non-breathing rubber sweat factories for early and mid season hunts.

Now for their carbon bath/wash, air dry and into the bins....once the scentmaster box gets here they'll probably get a spell or two in there too.