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Men's Kangaroo Upland Hunter's Boots, Insulated
C$ 399
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We read your reviews and listened to feedback from our experts to make our bestselling upland hunting boots even better. They're now more comfortable, fit better than ever before and provide much better traction. Not available in California.
Kangaroo leather is stronger, lighter and more durable than cowhide leather of the same weight, making it the perfect choice for upland hunting boots. Add in our waterproof TEK 2.5 membrane with 200-grams Primaloft insulation and your feet will be super-comfortable, dry and protected for the entire season. The new Vibram Mega-Grip outsole has exceptional grip in all conditions.
- Updated Vibram Mega-Grip outsole with improved traction and soil release.
- 200-gram Primaloft insulation for reliable warmth.
- Traditional welted construction provides exceptional support.
- Unique, innovative lace garage keeps your laces clean, dry and tied. Laces not waterproof.
- Premium ortholite sock liner for extra comfort and support.
- Made from lightweight, durable Kangaroo leather that provides all-day comfort.
- 8" height for optimum comfort, support and protection.
- TEK 2.5 waterproof, breathable lining keeps your feet dry in the toughest conditions.
- Cushioning collar for added comfort.
- We're sorry, this item is currently unavailable to ship to California.
- Not designed to stay submerged in water.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
EdmundS from
Know what you want from these boots before you buy
Several decades ago I bought Red Wings, mostly for working, and less for hiking. They are exceptional, but my feet got bigger and could no longer wear them. I was going to Yellowstone in winter and bought the insulated Kangaroo boots having done a great deal of reading and youtube watching, trying on competitors.
First I went to RZZ to try their boots, and fitted by an excellent shoe salesman. I have a high arch, narrow foot, size 11 foot, and size 13 arch??? Yes, after 76 years I now find that is a thing. So 12 is a compromise since no manufacturer makes a shoe for my feet. The Roos arch support is poor, so back to RZZ for Superfeet inserts to replace the insert.
I must say that most people are jealous. TSA guys demanded I take them off so they could inspect them, with all the metal eyelets. My feet are narrow and the available medium (not wide) turned out to be very important. I wore two socks, light first layer and very heavy wool on top of that, making a snug fit, but very comfortable 9 hours of snowmobiling at 35 miles per hour, at 15 degrees. 200 insulation was very good, and not making the Roos too bulky. But they are bulky boots. They resist the water very well, but no submersion.
Sown on Vibram soles, hold the crampons extremely well in active use on ice. Other boots with formed soles do not work well with stretch on crampons.
The Redwings are heavy stiff leather. Very durable for abrasion. The Roos are lighter more flexible and easier to break in. Don’t tell anyone they are made of Kangaroo, they think you are evil. Just know that these are well made, and suit their purpose extremely well. You have to know the purpose for which you are buying the boots. They are not everyday shoes for me.
Date published: 2025-01-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
G Martin from
Great boot
Good fitting boot very warm lace up good lace length good
Date published: 2024-12-27
Rated 4 out of
5
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turhey567 from
Kangaroo leather is VG. Great sole
overall a ok boot. the cut is WIDE, hard sole good on solid soil BAD on rocks. I have both boots, insul. and non insul. if u hace Flipper feet give them a shot. Narrow/ D NG
Date published: 2024-12-27
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Patrick from
Worth The Money
2nd pair purchased. First pair lasted 14 years of hunting, fishing and some work. The rock quarry finally took its toll.
Date published: 2024-12-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Joey M from
Kangaroo Upland review
Extremely comfortable boot. Best hunting boots I have ever owned.
Date published: 2024-11-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jung from
Mr
first pair I bought lasted 3 years as a daily wearer
Date published: 2024-10-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
PineMeadow from
Can’t find anything like theses…
2007 was my purchase. Lasted thru all those years of pheasant hunting, farming, fishing, atv riding, even wore them snowmobiling in Wisconsin and Colorado. Maintained them with bees wax for waterproofing each season. Never had any wet feet. Insulated version was perfect in all seasons. In extra cold tree stand…just used sock liner and wool socks. No problem. Finally after 14 years the soles separated. Likely my fault for improper summer storage that year and then wore straight to the quarry. Going to buy another pair and will be thrilled if they give me even 10 years versus the 14 I got.
Date published: 2024-10-18
Rated 2 out of
5
by
wylde007 from
Started Good, Ended Poor
Land Surveyor in rural Virginia Beach and I wanted a pair of field boots that would hold up to woods/briars/farm fields - lots of hiking.
These boots were super comfortable but the tread wore out quickly and the leather is super thin and even after regular treatment with SnoSeal, split and failed. I expected a LOT MORE for a $200+ boot.
Date published: 2024-02-24
