Hiking three miles everyday, up and down hills, out in Yellowwood State Forest in Brown County, Indiana, often with a backpack for plein air painting. I have really struggled finding a truly waterproof boot for hiking. These boots look awesome!
Another Tennessean here. I'm over near the western part of the state, though, where it doesn't get cold enough to warrant Bunny Boots. BUT for years I have been yearning to explore Sapmi (the Sami name for what nonindigenous folks call Lapland). I've been pining for a pair of Bunny Boots ever since I heard that they are, with good reason, ubiquitous in Alaska.
Winter wanderings along the Massachusetts section of the Appalachain Trail. These boots could really help me anchor into my mantra of ‘Trust your feet.’
I would use these boots during my winter hiking in the New Hampshire White Mountains. These waterproof mountain boots seem perfect for backcountry hikes and snowshoeing.
What an awesome giveaway! I would absolutely use these boots when I visit my daughter in Steamboat Springs, CO. It's already snowing there, and there are trails there to explore, whether there's cold snowy ice or not! YEEHAW!!!
These boots look amazing and I’d love to put them to work with all my winter day hiking in north Idaho and eastern Washington! We recently started doing overnight backpacking, too, and I’m always looking to dial in that winter backpacking gear list. Hopefully these boots can help with that!
This was a very helpful read for me. I live in Reno, So Tahoe is right next door. At 59 yrs old I have become obsessed with the PCT. But I don't know if it is for me. The TRT is going to be my adventure next summer!