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Best Hunting Boots of 2026
This article is part of the Hunting Boots 101 series.
Whether you’re scouting the backcountry, sitting in the treestand, or walking the field, hunters understand the importance of wearing quality hunting boots designed to match their situation. Our Hunting Footwear Experts highlight the best hunting boots for 2026 so you can stay comfortable throughout the season.
Why Our Experts Love the Crispi Nevada GTX
“I love how stable the Crispi Nevada boots are when walking through the woods. The ankle support holds up when climbing over branches, debris, or any tough terrain I encounter. With a no insulation option, these boots are a great early season option. Later in the season, I can wear thick wool socks for added warmth. There’s pretty much no break-in time needed with these boots either. They’re a great all-around hunting boot!”
Stay focused on your hunt rather than your feet with the best hunting boots of 2026. For beginner hunters, it’s important to remember that when choosing hunting boots, you’ll want to spend plenty of time before the season starts to break them in. If you have additional questions or need more information before buying a new pair of hunting boots, contact your local SCHEELS to speak with an Expert!
How We Select the Best Hunting Boots
At SCHEELS, our goal is to provide Expert-level insight to help customers choose the right gear. Our selection process combines firsthand feedback from hunters, customer reviews, and in-the-field experience from our SCHEELS Experts. Through SCHEELS University and ongoing training with top outdoor brands, our associates stay up to date on the latest boot technology, materials, and performance features. This blend of product expertise and real-world input is what guides our recommendations for the best hunting boots of the season.
About our Experts
Joe grew up in Minnesota and started hunting with his father and grandfather when he was in middle school. As a merchandiser for SCHEELS.com, Joe now gets to work with products he loves to use in the field including hunting boots, optics, and more.