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Hunter Boot, LLBean Boot or Sorel... Best Wet-Weather Boot?

JS1357

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Which one of these is the best all-around foul weather boot?


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Originally Posted by JS1357
Who makes these?

That's looks to be a Le Chameau boot (leather lined). This poll might also be leaving out Aigle boots.

In my opinion, there is no way any person wearing a suit can wear the LL Bean or Sorel boot (perhaps to work on a rainy day) without looking terrible.
 

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Aigle Boots (for those afraid of their masculinity being questioned if they wear Hunter):


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Tough to beat the Bean Boots, IMO.
 

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Originally Posted by nelly
That's looks to be a Le Chameau boot (leather lined). This poll might also be leaving out Aigle boots.

In my opinion, there is no way any person wearing a suit can wear the LL Bean or Sorel boot (perhaps to work on a rainy day) without looking terrible.


Best to get galoshes.
 

SirGrotius

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Aigle Boots all the way.
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Originally Posted by artoftime
Le Chameau - no comparison.

The leather lining in the Chasseur boot is nice to have, but $400 is quite a lot for something you won't wear often and is made to get dirty.
 

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Where can you get leather lined Le Chameau's for $400?
 

Dakota rube

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The Bean boot is a lot lighter in weight than the Sorel.
 

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Originally Posted by JS1357
Which one of these is the best all-around foul weather boot?


Hunter_Short_boots.jpg


ll%2Bbean%2Bduck%2Bboot.jpg


-!Sorel%20Mens%201964%20Premium%20T%20CVS%20Snow%20Boots%20Coal%20--image__150x150__.jpg


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Bean 10" for the muck and Tingleys for the lighter days.
Sorel is good for arctic-type snow but I prefer Bean for pretty much all else.
 

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