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Men's Maine Hunting Shoes, 12"
C$ 245
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The Maine Hunting Shoe was "L.L." Bean's first product, introduced in 1912. Over the years, we've made lots of improvements, but hunters told us they missed the moccasin-like feel that our original boots had in the woods. So we brought it back.
- With light or midweight socks: Whole sizes, order one size down. Half sizes, order 1½ size down. Example: 9 or 9½, order a size 8. With heavyweight socks: Whole sizes, order your normal size. Half sizes, order one size down. Example: 9 or 9½, order a size 9.
With a moccasin-like sole that lets you feel the forest floor beneath your feet, a taller 12" height for extra coverage and a waterproof upper, we carefully considered every detail of these Maine-made boots. As one customer told us, "These boots fit like they have over a 100 years of effort put into the design."
- Premium waterproof leather upper.
- Steel shank for superior lateral and arch support.
- New sole provides improved traction and durability.
- Laces not waterproof.
- Handstitched and checked for quality.
- Leather molds to your leg for a custom fit.
- Not designed to stay submerged in water.
- Moccasin-like, flexible sole allows you to feel the forest floor.
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Hoosier farm boy par
Glad I found these!
I had seen pictures on TV of boots like these, but could not find them. Looking for a boot I could wear in the woods (and mud). I had found with shorter 8" & 6" boots that my pants legs came back muddy and wet. These boots need the large calf area to get the foot in the boot, with the plus that trouser legs can then be bloused inside. I got a size smaller than I normally wear and can wear extra boot socks or not over dress socks, and the boot stays in place on my feet. . Another plus of these boots is that they have good traction without cleats full of dried mud the day after. Only question is what kind of leather care, if any, is needed beyond rubbing dirt off
Date de publication: 2025-03-12
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Warren par
Lace up rubber bottom
Has too many eyelets. Thought the boots would be easier to lace up.
Date de publication: 2025-02-05
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LL Bean fan par
I Love the vintage look and the history of boots.
I have thin legs so the lacing brings the Left and right sides tight to each other. I realize you need to accommodate skinny and beefy calfs. Appears true to size. I still like them though. Now we we Just need some snow in Wisconsin 😁
Date de publication: 2025-01-30
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CAMATM par
Worth the wait
I first borrowed a pair of 16” Maine Hunting boots from a friend back in the early 90’s and fell in love with them. They belonged to his father and were passed down to him from his grandfather. They were in perfect shape, standing the test of time. So why all this time before I purchased a pair for my own? That I’m not sure of but I have a pair now that I plan to pass down to my son one day. I’ve owned a similar pair over the years but they did not stand the test of time. The absolute best craftsmanship goes into these boots and is beautiful in its simplicity. Looking forward to many days in the field with this pair of boots.
Date de publication: 2025-01-03
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Bubba par
12 in hunting boots
I bought my first pair of the Bean boots 46 years ago and I still have them. They have been resoled and repaired several times. I am in the process of getting a new pair. I have been very pleased with these boots and I would highly recommend them.
Date de publication: 2024-12-26
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Wsan8196 par
Good Boot…been buying for years
I owned Bean boots for upland hunting since the 70’s. Probably 4th generation to do so. Just got back from bird hunting in Maine wearing my new pair. Walked an average of 5 miles/day. No sore tired feet . They handle some water. But, if I expect to encounter a lot of rain or creeks I opt for all rubber.
Date de publication: 2024-11-01
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Anonyme par
Gone But Not Forgotten
That a pair of the 16 inch L.L. Bean boots that I wore hunting and hiking through all sorts of mud, dirt, pools of water, etc. for about 25 or 30 years. They went back to being wants to have the soles replaced (with a slightly larger size) when they became very worn. They looked brand new when they came back. Eventually, they got tossed, but not by me! after living in Texas for over 40 years, I eventually moved to Gonzales, Louisiana, close to my hometown of Baton Rouge. It is wet here a lot, and I really miss my boots. I may be ordering a new set soon. One tip: get the shearling liners!
Date de publication: 2024-05-19
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67piper par
made in USA
Bought these for going on 3d archery shoots where there's a lot of mud and water. First shoot sunk in mud to the top of the boot and no leaks. Boots are very comfortable, light weight and well made.
Date de publication: 2024-04-19
