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A long sleeved croc? Lite Boots?

BackSpasm

BackSpasm

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13 ounces a piece... anyone seen these or tried them on?

Lite Boots

Home of the lightest 16" Waterproof boot ever made! Lightweight, insulated, seamless "leak free" construction.
liteboots.com

 
I have a pair. Yes, they are made out of the same material as crocs. Very impressed so for, worn them all turkey season no complaints.
 

Anybody else tried Lite boots?

https://liteboots.com/ Mine just arrived today, I’m not associated with the company just interested to see if anyone else wears em? Initial impressions is they’re crazy light, yes feel like Crocs, but I wouldn’t want to step on a thorn… I’ve never owned Tingleys so I can’t really compare and...
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Wirrex said:
Have you tried them? Do they offer wife’s?
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I handled a buddy's pair last year during duck season. They're fine. Can't comment on fit but it's the same material and construction. Same pros and cons to tingleys. Super lite, surprising warm, no seams to leak, but don't last like traditional soles. But you can patch a leak with 5200 and keep wearing then until the sole wears through
 
Nutterbuster said:
Yep. Theyre Tingley Airgos with better marketing and an extra 2" of height.
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Just an fyi...
I went to the Tingley site just to compare and one thing that I read was the warning about leaving them in a hot car, near a heat source, etc because the boots can deform.
I can tell you to pay heed to that warning. I left my Tingley in a hot car for just a few hours and one boot was jammed in between stuff and the top was bent over. That boot took on that "set" and remained that way for a couple years. The boots were still okay but, because of it's new shape, that one was a bit of a pain to slip my foot into it.
I finally got disgusted and fixed it by stuffing things inside the boot where it was deformed and then I heated it up with a hair dryer...fixed them good as new.
So if you have no choice but to leave them in a hot car, make sure they are laying flat, no folds, etc. Better yet, shove something inside the upper so it will retain it's shape
 
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