If they aren't as good as you expect they have a lifetime guarantee. No questions asked.

 

Have a pair...30 years old...still holding up.

 

Three of us in our family have them, and I have a pair of the Storm Chasers, which is basically the same but insulated.
They're great, no issues and perfect for the snow and crappy weather. Mine are almost too warm sometimes, but if I'm our hunting they keep my feet warm and dry. Love that.

They're getting passed down kid to kid, and have held up fine. Admittedly we don't wear them as much as someone in Maine or Michigan might, but I'd buy another pair without hesitation.

 

Yes!

I have several LL Bean shoes, coats, shirts. The shoes are top notch, including their muck shoes. You cannot go wrong.

 

Only one width though.

 

My son has two pair and loves them; excellent quality. I'm now considering their waxed-canvas Maine hunting boot. They remind me of my old issued Jungle Boots. It sucks when politics tries to hurt quality businesses. I hated it even when conservatives talked poorly about Leatherman because the owner donated to his favored political party; and I'm a conservative. They make a great product and it's the individual, not the company. Same thing with LL Bean. If you can't separate the company from the citizen's freedom of expression you're a worthless, stupid little ideologue that needs to be punched in the mouth...(Seahawks are losing, I'm in a bad mood

ROCK6

 

Great boots but I prefer muck boots. Get dirty and throw them the back of the truck. Lace up boots are a pain.

 

I still have a pair of Maine hunters from the early 80's haven't worn them in a few years but when I was bird hunting that was all I wore.

 

Doesn't the gun sling chafe your naked shoulder?

I have to reach for the brain bleach.

 

I've had a pair of LL Bean Maine Hunting Boots for 15 years. Top quality. I have nothing negative to say about them.

Highly recommended!

 

Yes! Excellent boots. I have them in the 10" height and love them. Waterproof, great traction without deep treads that collect mud, comfortable. Pair them with some nice wool socks and they are great three season boots (not exactly summer boots).

Also have the shoe slip ons in that style, their Cresta Hikers, Upland Hunting boots, a couple packs, some clothes/jackets.....all great stuff and worth every penny.

 

I have boots, moccasins and shirts from them. All great quality.

 

I have had numerous pairs since 1964. Well built and you cannot beat the warrantee.

 

I've never gotten a single item from LL Bean that I haven't been very happy with. The Boots are great.

 

I have always had them...since the 1960's, they will replace bottoms for nominal fee when they "wear out"...which takes forever...that maintains warranty...normal wear is not a warranty...but cutting through, eyelets, leather wear, cracking of rubber or leather is...

However, the "Maine Hunting Shoe", as they were originally called, a few years ago, was replaced and renamed the "The Bean Boot", to placate people who objected to the word "hunting" and be more politically correct...there were many who did not buy the boots, because they had the word "hunting" on them...this was a board decision...

I had to add orthotics to them and different insoles because of foot my problems, because, even though they lace lace up tight, ankle stability is not what I need...but if your ankles are good they are great boots. Still, Hand made in the USA, Maine...

 

Try a pair and you will love them!

 

l l BEAN

I live in Mass and have been to the Maine l l Bean Store itself and also have several outlet stores in NH and Mass near me . Their boots the leather top rubber bottom are made tough and have stood up to many hunting and winter trips I do I have used them up at my camp in the mountains of NH and around the farm any wear I need good protection and weather proofing. BUY AND SUPPORT THEM and TRUMP:thumb:

 

LL has excellent products in general.

I was very impressed that Ms. Bean bravely appeared on TV confirming that she supports Trump!

The intimidation of the Left is on the decline, and it will only decline faster in 2017...

 

FWIW, Linda Bean-Jones was a golddigger who married into the family. She was also my 2nd grade teacher. That being said, I really don't buy into politics dictating what I buy unless the politics of the company are truly heinous. Any product that I buy is based on quality and function.

Bean Boots have gone up in price tremendously since the last pair that I had, however they are certainly consistent in their function, quality, and guarantee. They're great for walking around in marshes, bog and forest floors during the fall and spring mud season, as well as decent for keeping your feet dry during the winter.

 

Bought a set of 6" tall slipon insulated boots in 1990...they are on their last set of replacement bottoms as Beans can only replace them three times. Doesn't matter anyway as the lining is about worn out...these have been my most worn shoes of all time....

Also have a 12" uninsulated, 10" GoreTec/Thinsulite insulated and just bought a 6" laceup set to replace the 6" slipons...

You won't be disappointed...

Bob

 

Yes, they are excellent boots. LL Bean makes good gear in general, so it's hard to go wrong with their products.

 

I've used L.L. Bean boots daily for over 30 years. When they wear out Bean will repair or replace them (depending on the warranty). I use their slip on style for doing quick chores and they've been re-soled several times. They replaced them the last time as I'd finally wore the uppers out. Great boots.

 

I have the Maine Pac Boot and the Bean Boot. Both are top quality.

By this time of year many of the boot sizes are sold out and won't be available until next fall.

 

Oh, their boots are top quality to be sure ! I wear regularly a pair that have been in service for 20+ years. Getting expensive, tho, like everything else in our consumerist world.
My only objection to Bean's business profile is that everything else in their mag is of foreign import.

 

A pair of their pac boots was on my Christmas list but my size was sold out and there is a waiting list now. I will get around to getting on it though. Their boots have a cult like following. Also Made in Maine!

 

My Dad

My Dad was born in 1910. He lived to be 97.

He left me his L.L. bean Boots in his will .

 

Knockoff

Don't buy the knockoffs put out by the big hunting chain. Terrible tried the no lace 8in height,really tough to get feet in with hvy. socks. Went back to Beans and lace ups,just loose tyed. The sale was no sale for me.