Sheep Boots: To Insulate or Not to Insulate....

[wildwoods]

Well here I am again. I have a very narrow foot and I am getting rid of my Zamberlan Tofane's as a result. Blister central on my heels....
I just received my Kenetrek Mountain Extreme Narrow 400's in the mail from BC. So far I like the fit. They are 400 gram insulation. The question to all you boys and girls pounding ridges, for early season do you rock insulated or non insulated boots? I have to decide pretty soon here and thought I would throw it out there.
Thanks!

[Manning74]

I prefer non insulated for both early and late season hunts as do my hunting partners. I feel the boots just fit better imo.

[Pathfinder76]

Not

[cowmanbob]

400 gram insulated. I’ve done most of my sheep hunts in rubber boots and one hunt wearing cowboy boots. Ahh the good old days.

[MountainTi]

I use my 400's all seasons, but both pairs are super comfy. Don't really feel I need non-insulated. If it gets super cold I'll use my 1000's.

[james913]

I prefer non insulated

[fordtruckin]

I have those same boots only not insulated. Mg feet stay warm enough if your hiking around and wearing a good quality sock. When it gets colder I bust out my Schnees pack boots.

[Hound Dog]

Non insulated for sure. Insulated are too dang hot unless it's -20

[HuntingAlberta]

I run non insulated in everything until -20 and sitting in a stand type hunts. Comfort and warmth in the non insulated are way better for my sweaty feet.

[pikeslayer22]

Non insulated

[Desert Eagle]

I always run insulated. My feet typically run cold, so I feel it helps.