The American Beagler Forum

I have a pair of Lacrosse boots that I Love, the other day while hunting I stepped in a creek and got wet and looked down to find this problem!!!

Is there any fixing it or are they shot???

Looks like time for a new pair, JMO.

I bought the Muck woody sports and they are the most comfortable rubber boot I have been around. LOVE THEM!

Been there many times. I have tried several fixes: liquid electrical tape, Shoe Goo types, gorilla glue and duct tape. All have failed. I need new ones too. Just save those for summer/fall for dry areas.

I can help. http://www.lacrossefootwear.com/?gclid= ... 7AodXnkAPQ

Newt wrote:I can help. http://www.lacrossefootwear.com/?gclid= ... 7AodXnkAPQ

Does that mean time to buy a new pair

DEFINATLY TIME FOR A NEW PAIR!!!

I still wear my old lacrosse boots all the time. I won't buy anything else. Lacrosse or nothing

I absolutely love my boots but don't wanna break out another $150 for another pair. Is there anything to do to the rubber to keep it closed up or to repair it without buying another pair?

shoe goo maybe reapplied as needed might get you through a few months,stuff is pretty tough

get you a rubber inner tube patch , buff it good and should hold

Grab a Bottle of Tear Mender at Tractor Supply!

dave404 wrote:get you a rubber inner tube patch , buff it good and should hold

I have done this with an ole pair of Northerner boots with a hole punched in one boot and got some more life out of them BUT yours appears to be dry rotted like rubber tires so don't know how well it would hold them.

John Check this out it help my Old Boots http://www.huntsmart.com/Freesole-Boot-Repair-Adhesive Worth a try for $10.00 Bucks worked for me so far. Hope this Helps

Silicone. Smear on thick. Won't be pretty but feet won't be wet.

Thanks guys, I was also as a last resort try to get a heat gun and melt the rubber and try to kinda melt it back together but that's last resort