Hoffman mountaineer / Mucklucks / Crispi for winter?

[Kleos]

So my Danner Tachyons are just not cutting it for winter which is no surprise. One of the most comfortable boots I have ever worn btw.

I do hunt sometimes in deep snow as well as do a lot of snowshoeing. Does anyone have any recommendations on a boot for winter?

I like the idea of the Hoffman's and mucklucks having a removable liner. Which would be really nice for multi day trips being able to keep your boot from freezing.

I have also heard a lot of good things about Crispi's boot.

Open to suggestions.

 

[Wrench]

I have the hoffman pac and several crispis including the wild rocks plus. The wild rocks are great when you don't need a pac. Pacs are great when you benefit from the extra floatation and height. The warmth is a toss up for me. The pac liner is thicker, but more thermally conductive. Both have their place and I am lucky to have them on the days I need them.

 

[N.ID7803]

Get the Hoffman pacs with the felt liner. Your feet will stay dry and warm. Love my Hoffman pacs

 

[Firemedic710]

Hoffman double insulated guides! warmer then then the wild rock plus by a long shot. I have both and my feet are cold walking the dog in single digits in the wild rocks