Irish Setter Men's Gunflint II 10'' Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity 1000g Waterproof Field Hunting Boots
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Gear up for the season with the Irish Setter® Men’s Gunflint II 10” Mossy Oak® Break-Up Infinity® WP 1000g field hunting boot in tow. Built to appeal to big game hunters, this rugged boot features a leather upper and UltraDry™ construction that seals out water to keep you comfortable. The Thinsulate™ insulation provides warmth on cold days, while the Bulls-Eye® carbon rubber sole keeps you stable on any terrain.
FEATURES:
- UltraDry™ construction combines waterproof and a moisture management lining to keep you dry
- 1000 grams of 3M™ Thinsulate™ Ultra insulation for warmth when conditions get tough
- Mossy Oak® Break-Up Infinity® Camouflage print
- Durable leather upper is rugged and durable
- Bulls-Eye® Air Bob Carbon rubber sole for greater stability and traction on rugged terrain
- Shaft height: 10”
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- Brand: Irish Setter
- Country of Origin: Imported
Web ID: 15ISEMGNFLNT10100FBO
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HUNTING623 from
IRISH SETTER BOOTS
I was thinking of returning them. the upper metal buttons dig into my angles and leave red marks. thought of putting some foam on them on the inside of the boot.
Date published: 2015-10-08
Rated 5 out of
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Jfriot from
Great boot
A little clunky at first but they are super warm 1000g is good enough for upstate NY cold weather. Great traction on snow and ice.
Date published: 2017-11-22
Rated 5 out of
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TDR66 from
Excellent boot
I haver had these for a few weeks and working on "breaking them in". Great support, warm, sturdy and comfortable. Able to walk steady in them. So far wonderful, can't wait for the next hunting opportunity in the woods. I tried them on in a size and width close to mine in store but found exact size on line so purchased them online.
Date published: 2019-02-12
Rated 2 out of
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Farriersgirl from
not as good as previous years Gunflint models.
I've purchase many pairs of this model in the past, but due to a change in design this year, boots rub my ankle bone and cause pain. Because of this I cannot lace them up tightly. It seems the quality has decreased due to manufacturing cost cutting.
Date published: 2019-02-12
Rated 5 out of
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PA_Hunter from
Very warm boot
I bought these for PA hunting in cold weather for still hunting. They keep my feet warm. I bought the wide width to accommodate times I would wear extra socks to add insulation. Even when wearing a single pair they fit ok (I am a solid medium width). I find them a little clunky to walk around in but attribute that to the wide width. I have had them several years and got them on sale for about $100. Anything near that price point they are a great deal
Date published: 2017-12-03
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RTB2 from
Heavy Duty WARMTH - look and fit like a steel toe work boot without the steel toe.
I bought these in response to my cold feet experienced in the ground blind and tree stands during this years Deer Hunt.
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In particular it was a three day hunt during the last weeks of January that had me searching soon afterwards for a good tree stand / ground blind hunting boot.
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My non-insulated Irish Setter ankle-fit rubber boots were simply the wrong tool for the application I found myself in and I suffered for it. Good socks alone were not enough insulation for sub freezing weather.
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I first saw this style at my local Red Wing store but they did not have my size 13 Wide.
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What attracted me to this design was the oversize toe box allowing for the thicker and warmer hunting socks to be more comfortable and enhance their insulation properties.
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They really do appear to look like an old school pair of heavy duty steel toe work boots without the toe insert - that is the extra toe room the advertising mentions.
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I will not truly know whats truth versus fantasy until after they get broken in this spring and next seasons cold weather returns.
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I expect them to be too warm for the spring turkey season but I will need and I plan on putting some miles on them before wearing them for a week of 12 hour days next fall and then again late winter.
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Knowing that they are Red Wings leaves me 100% confident that my feet will remain dry and warm and my ankles supported. These are seriously heavy duty boots, my feet and ankles are going to be very well supported.
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Be aware - these are not modern lightweight EZ-Flex running shoe / hiking boots - these are probably going to be a bit tough to break in - but knowing my Red Wing Heritage Boots has me certain that the minor pain is well worth the investment.
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Yes they are a bit clunky looking - so what.
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Are these high altitude Elk trackers - nope probably not and neither am I at present. They do seem well suited for hunting during Maryland / Pennsylvania winters.
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Are they suited for a few miles in and out with a long sit in-between - I HOPE SO for that is the application I have acquired these for. I believe these will be just fine but a true review will have to wait 12 months.... till then I am a satisfied customer.
Date published: 2018-02-28
Rated 4 out of
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Durandetto from
Comfortable and great price
Bought these for hunting and I'm very pleased with the comfort and warmth. My feet get cold very easy and these are the warmest boots I've owned so far. Although my feet still got cold these boots kept me in the woods much longer than any others I've owned.
Date published: 2018-01-23
Rated 4 out of
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David123 from
Irish Setter Gunflint II
I haven't wore the boots yet but did try them on seemed to fit understand that is not the same as wearing hunting and hiking in rough terrain they didn't remove the security tag from the boot.
Date published: 2016-01-12