Badger Boots Insulated
ITEM # 80151
Badger Boots™ get the job done - no matter the conditions.
Insulated Badger Boots™ are ultra-comfortable and 100% waterproof. Featuring a fleece-lined neoprene upper and EVA midsole, they insulate feet from the cold ground. The rubber outsole is abrasion-resistant for long life and remains flexible in cold temperatures while deep lug cleats give traction in snow, slush and mud.
Ideal Applications: Hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation, farm and barn, agriculture, construction, municipalities, public works, transportation, utilities, general industry
Chemical Resistance: Acids, alkalies, alcohols and dilute solutions of most chemicals that are water-soluble
Not recommended for constant contact with petroleum and oil-based products.
● 17-inch height - Insulated - Plain Toe
● Fleece-lined, neoprene and EVA midsole insulate feet from cold air and ground
● 100% liquidproof for all-weather protection
● Durable rubber outsole is abrasion-resistant and remains flexible in cold
● Cushioned footbed absorbs shocks with wider calf area for all-day comfort
● Deep lug cleats in a unique tread pattern give traction in snow, slush and mud
● Slip resistant per ASTM F3445, the standard specification as of July 2021
● Pull tabs for easy donning and a heel kick for simple, hands-free removal
● Removable insole helps wick moisture to keep feet warm and dry
Badger Boots Sell Sheet
*California residents: Proposition 65 warning.
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United States100% Recommend!
These truly are great snow boots. I have worn Muck boots for years, and never knew what I was missing until I tried this Insulated Badger boot. It is warmer then the competition, as well as more comfortable in both fit and support. I really like the heal kick to take them off when I come in from shoveling snow. I spent about 6 straight hours snow blowing in them my first time wearing them and my feet never got cold, and stayed dry. Worth every penny!
United States United StatesBadger Boots vs. Muck and LaCrosse
Compared to Muck, the rubber on the badger boots is far superior. In the past I have purchased Muck boots and walked through rough terrain over jagged rock formations after my first time wearing them and the rubber started to split and break up (this did not happen with the Badger boots). The comfort level on these badger boots is far superior to Lacrosse or Muck. However, although these boots are superior in comfort and true to size, they are difficult to take off after wearing them. This was probably my fault and I should have gotten one size larger so that they are easier to remove since this is what I have done every time I have purchased high end rubber boots in the past. Another reason I would consider getting a half size or full size larger is because I always wear my pants inside my rubber boots. Although extremely comfortable, the Badger boots did NOT offer much room to slip jeans inside the boot. As long as you are continuously moving, these boots will certainly offer a good amount of warmth in freezing temperatures. I would NOT recommend wearing these boots while sitting outdoors for long periods of time in temperatures below 40˚- 45˚ with a light or medium weight sock. Another thing that I like with these badger boots is that the rubber does NOT have a strong chemical/rubber smell to them. LaCrosse boots have that smell and the Muck boots I have tried in the past do NOT have the smell and this is important for the hunting community. Rubber boots that come with a strong chemical/rubber smell can also stink up a room where there is not much ventilation. I have not had the chance to use these Badger boots in the snow or on solid ice but I am looking forward to doing that soon. If I had more room to slip my pants in the boots and if these boots came in camouflage I will definitely consider use these for hunting full time. In the meantime I will continue to use the for all other purposes. So far, this is the best boot I have worn in terms of quality and comfort.