Found these in sale:


Irish Setter Crosshair Insulated Waterproof Hunting Boots For Men - TrueTimber Kanati

On sale at Cabelas..


Anyone got these boots? Are they worth buying ??

The quality went south years ago when they started having them made in China. It's a shame too because they used to be my favorite outdoor boots. The last pair I bought (years ago) leaked like a sieve right out of the box even though they had Irish Setter's version of Gore-Tex in them.

Love my irish setter pac10's.Best boots I have ever bought.

About like any other china crap boot. Yes I did have a pair and they fell apart after a couple years.

Same with Lacrosse Boots

A pair lasts me about 4 years and I am hard on them.

I haven’t had a pair of “waterproof” boots that have lasted longer than 3 months except Danners, and I only get about 4-5 years out of those. Unless they are rubber or neoprene then “waterproof” isn’t happening. My definition of waterproof is being able to walk a mile through dew covered grass and still have dry feet.

Its been 10-15 years, but the Irish Setters I had were by far the most comfortable hunting boot I’ve ever worn. Like anything else you ask about here, there will always be a vocal few that will be adamant they are the worst thing ever produced.

My old Irish Setter Buck Trackers (1200 grams Thinsulate, Goretex liner) were the warmest, driest, most comfortable hunting boot I ever owned. They were made in America.

My newest pair of Elk Trackers don't compare, They are made in China.

Best boots I have ever bought.Even the new ones.So good you don't even have to break them in.

I have the 1000 gr Elk hunters. I had the old Elk hunters and the soles were coming off. I sent pictures of the boots to Irish Setters and they sent me a new pair. My other boots were close to 4 yrs old.

I think any boot made in china or similar is a gamble. I only buy cheaper boots on sale now. All seem like junk. Whats the difference between a $70 on sale boot and a $200 reg price boot, both made in china? I had a pair of irish setters years ago, they were great but heavy. My chicken legs dont like heavy boots.

Not sure how I forgot, but the work boots I’ve worn for the past couple years are Irish Setters. Kasotas I think. I wear them about daily through hay season and general farm use throughout the year. I have to say they’re near bulletproof. Not even a stitch has come undone and never had damp feet yet. Even wear them turkey hunting. I’ve never had a pair of work boots last like these.
Can’t speak to the model in question, but they still are capable of making good quality boots.

I've had several pair and they've always been a good boot. I have a pair of low top hunting boots now that I've used for two deer seasons and they are still waterproof and warm. I'd recommend them

I wear Red Wing boots for work. 402's for three seasons and 1411's for winter work. I get three-plus years out of the 402's and the 1411's are about six years old now and ready for replacement. Both models are made in America.

Red Wing has also started making some models in China. Their Worx line is made in China I believe. From talking to other contractors and construction workers, they are junk compared to the USA models.

I'm glad some of you guys have had good luck with the Chinese Irish Setters, assuming that's where they were made. That has not been my experience.

Does Irish Setter make any models in the US still?

130dollars!

I have no idea.Just know that's all I buy now after finding them.

Pretty sure all Irish Setter boots are made overseas.

Their lace up snakes boots were by far the most comfortable straight out of the box snake boot I ever put on. Unfortunately they didn’t last an entire turkey season of keeping my feet dry.

I have two pair
Hunting boots and
Steel toed or plastic I guess now ,work boots
Both have been extremely comfortable and durable