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<blockquote data-quote="comen" data-source="post: 2342429" data-attributes="member: 52622"><p>Take a look at Hoffman's packs. I cut timber for 20 years in Montana winters. White's, Grizzly (from Missoula), and other brand's used to be my go-to, albeit with caulked soles. Hoffman's is still making their boots in the USA. When I had to drive long distances to get to work, I wore light shoes in the pickup, and changed into my boots when I got to the job, so my boots were dry inside to start the day. While we were supposed to call off work when it was below -10 in the morning, when you drove 100 miles to the job and discovered it was 15 or even 20 below you worked. The heavy felt packs kept you warm all day, even in 4 feet or more of snow</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="comen, post: 2342429, member: 52622"] Take a look at Hoffman's packs. I cut timber for 20 years in Montana winters. White's, Grizzly (from Missoula), and other brand's used to be my go-to, albeit with caulked soles. Hoffman's is still making their boots in the USA. When I had to drive long distances to get to work, I wore light shoes in the pickup, and changed into my boots when I got to the job, so my boots were dry inside to start the day. While we were supposed to call off work when it was below -10 in the morning, when you drove 100 miles to the job and discovered it was 15 or even 20 below you worked. The heavy felt packs kept you warm all day, even in 4 feet or more of snow [/QUOTE]
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