Re-engineered with a higher-quality rubber and more aggressive outsoles than before, our Comfort Tracs™ are sure to change the way you think about rubber boots. The unique cupped design of the outsoles surrounds and cradles your foot for superior support. The improved outsoles have a ground-grabbing lug pattern that provides optimum traction over
any surface, wet or dry. The boots also boast 8mm wool-felt midsoles that form an impenetrable barrier to ground cold and add a layer of cushioned support for long hikes to and from your hunting location. And for a comfortable fit without sacrificing the waterproof qualities of the boots, side gussets are outfitted with cinch buckles. 800-gram Thinsulate™ Ultra Insulation for lasting comfort and warmth on cold-weather days. Imported.
Height: 18".
Average weight: 6.1 lbs./pair.
Men's whole sizes: 7-14.
Camo pattern:Mossy Oak® Break-Up®.
Re-engineered with a higher-quality rubber and more aggressive outsoles than before, our Comfort Tracs? are sure to change the way you think about rubber boots. The unique cupped design of the outsoles surrounds and cradles your foot for superior support. The improved outsoles have a ground-grabbing lug pattern that provides optimum traction over any surface, wet or dry. The boots also boast 8mm wool-felt midsoles that form an impenetrable barrier to ground cold and add a layer of cushioned support for long hikes to and from your hunting location. And for a comfortable fit without sacrificing the waterproof qualities of the boots, side gussets are outfitted with cinch buckles. 800-gram Thinsulate? Ultra Insulation for lasting comfort and warmth on cold-weather days. Imported. Height: 18". Average weight: 6.1 lbs./pair. Men's whole sizes: 7-14. Camo pattern: Mossy Oak? Break-Up?.
Average Customer Rating:
4.3 out of 5
34 of 41 (83%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Comfort Trac 800 gram Rubber Boot,June 15, 2009
By StilLooking
"As soon as I put them on I knew these wouldn't work. Toe area was huge. They felt extreemly big on my feet and were hard to just walk around the house in. I returned them and I'm still looking for the right rubber boot."
cabelas rubber boots,June 7, 2009
By Robson4from Austraila
"When i bought these boots for hunting ,i thought i was getting a pair of waterproof rubber boots which were comfortable and easy to walk in . Well what i got was a rubber boot which let water soak in while standing in a 15 cm deep stream , a boot which was a very loose fit and of course made your feet sweat heaps on short walks in cold weather , and we all know what that leads to, aches and pains. I would send them back, but for me postage is a killer .[ international buyer] and it would nt be worth it ."
Great Rubber Boots!!,February 8, 2009
By Walleyeman0000from Marion, IA
"I purchased these boots 2 years ago for a caribou trip to Quebec. You need a tough, durable boot for that terrian. The boots kept me dry and was extremely comfortable. I hunted all day for 5 days (all day long!).
I use these boots often. I was hunting the other day near a beaver cutting area. I stepped into a small, sharp willow cutting that I thought punctured the side of my boot. I thought for sure the boot would have ripped. No way! Not even a mark!
I was somewhat reserved to purchase a rubber boot that was comfortable to wear and easy to remove from your feet when wearig them all day. My past experience with the old rubber boots from 30 years ago gave me a bad experience.
I researched several brands and types before I purchased these boots. I made a very good choice and have been very happy with these boots!!"
Average Boots,December 1, 2008
By Duaneupsfrom Franconia NH
"I intended to buy the Lacrosse version that was on sale. I waited too long and it was out of stock so I settled for the Cabela boots. I was impressed with how flexible the rubber uppers of the boot was. That ended when I wore the boots hunting for the first time. The outside of the boots have a rippled surface. When the outside of the boot brushes against brush while walking it is noisey. If you bump one boot against the other it is twice as loud. I am pigeon toed so this happens from time to time. This is my only real complaint. I wear reguler burly Lacrosse boots most of the time and these are quiet boots. My other suggestion would be a second pull strap simular to the one at the top of the boot. This pull strap would be located ankle high. The boot doesnt fit very snuggly at the ankle and my foot tends to slide in and out of the base of the boot. This causes leg fatigue if you walk any distance. I spend a lot of hours afield each year between hunting and wildlife photography so I wear rubber boots quite frequently. I will use my Lacrosse boots for walking and save the Cabela boots for sitting on deer stands and icefishing. Thanks for giving me oppertunity to review your product. Duane"
Great boots!!,November 18, 2008
By RodneyTfrom Campbellsville, Ky
"For the price these boots are hard to beat! First day in the stand with these boots 31 degrees and my feet never got cold. Waiting to see how they perform in colder tempretures!! Also very comfortable to wear unlike some insulated rubber boots I have purchased in the past."
about the boots,October 13, 2008
By jyodefrom Bellevillle, Pa
"The boots worked well until I found a hole between the seam and the sole. I took them back and they refunded me and I bought another pair. They work great. They are comfortable, durable, nice if need to wade through water. However, the boots are not good for walking on slopes or walking for a period of time due to the lack of ankle support. Overall they are a good boot."
BOOTS ARE MADE 4 WALKIN',May 11, 2008
By Deercamplodgefrom Spencer Co., Indiana
"Nice boots that I would recommend. Haven't wore them enough yet to see how well they hold up over time and through different terrain. So far so good!"
nice boots,May 6, 2008
By 96warriorfrom Manahawkin Newjersey
"I would have gave them 5 stars but the strap that tightens them around your calf tend to loosen up while walking. other then that they are great boots."
Comfort trac boots,March 25, 2008
By Cosmo78from South Dakota
"I purchased my first pair last fall and used them archery hunting. My first pair ripped on top of the boot were the rubber bends at the toes. I returned that pair and they pro rated the return amount because I had the boots for a few months. That was fine with me. The second pair leaked water the first time I wore them. Talk about bad luck. Will not get a third pair."
Awesome Boots,January 28, 2008
By moeller67from Ames, Iowa
"I was very happy with the knee high boots. I have warn them through the deer season and they kept me very dry and warm. The boots are pretty comfortable too."
Comfortable, Warm, and Definitely All-Terrain!,January 25, 2008
By GoldSniperfrom Woodacre, CA
"After 3 consecutive winter day trips to the American River in the Sierra Nevada, I can truly say that these boots are a great buy. As an all-season Gold Prospector, good rubber boots are a must, as I'm always in the river, crevicing for gold amongst the bedrock. My feet used to freeze in my cheap $20 rubber boots, even with a thick pair of socks. Now, they are snug and warm all day, even if I'm standing in ice cold water. I never even felt remotely cold. The traction on these boots is also superior, and sticks to the terrain like tank treads. I'm always climbing over jagged bedrock, both above and below the waterline, and I never slipped once! The boots fit snugly, which makes wearing them for long periods at a time (I usually go 8 hours at a crack) no problem at all, and there are no rub points or friction areas to irritate your feet. They will seem HOT if you're in temps higher than 50, but I guess everyone has different comfort levels. I can't imagine ever needing the 1200 or 2000 gram boots, except maybe for ice fishing. You can count on these boots, 100%. They are absolutely one of the most important items in my outdoor inventory."
Great Boot and A Great Price,January 16, 2008
By BIGBUCK3006from Alabama,Al.
"Bought a pair of these a week into the Deer Season,These boots wear and feel just as good as higher priced boots.If the weather is mild to cool in your area this boot is perfect, very durable NO problem with this boot.Very Satisfied!"
Great Boots,January 16, 2008
By Scatsfrom Allamuchy, NJ
"Worth every cent. These boots are warm, dry and very easy to put on and take off. Whether walking the swamp or through the snow these boots are great. I have a wide foot and a high insteap so a boot has to fit well and these do."
Tendency to rip?,January 7, 2008
By RabbitAssasinfrom Rsident of Illinois, hunt in Wisconsin
"I have two pairs of the Comfort Trac 800 gram rubber boot. One first pair lasted less than one year of occasional use while hunting. The boot ripped, just above the reinforcing near the ankle area on the bottom. This occurred while stepping over some bogs in a marshy area with some brush. I dont think the boot caught on anything, but who knows for sure. A mile hike with a wet foot. Nothing in that marsh area should have ripped a quality boot. I did not get much satisfaction when I complained either. Box it up, ship it back, and see if they would do anything. Out $25.00 for that to see what would happen. So I will patch them up and use for lite camp wear. The second pair will not be used in any areas where the rubber might snag or stretch. I am switching to a more expensive brand. Good boots are important. Come on, these should be good boots, but I am not so sure."
