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what does 800 grams mean on hunting boot?

just bought a pair just wonderin whats it mean?


6 Responses to “what does 800 grams mean on hunting boot?”

  1. John H says:

    It’s the weight of the insulation. Bigger number = more insulation, warmer boot, but heavier as well.

  2. falconry2 says:

    800 grams of Thinsulate is what you probably mean. The Thinsulate is a high density thermal shield for cold weather use. The more Thinsulate the warmer the boot in theory.

  3. Jack the Giant Killer, BaC says:

    It means each boot has nearly 1 pound of insulation in it.

    1 pound = 454 grams.

  4. CIH(Ret) says:

    The 800 grams refers to the amount of insulation in the boot.

  5. Cheddar says:

    the amout of thinsulate in the boots.

  6. Master says:

    Is the thickness of the insulation.

    Fabrics are rated by mass per unit of area. In the case of boots it is grams per square meter.

    Insulating “fabrics” have varying levels of insulation per thickness (R Value) so a 400 gram boot of X may not be as warm as a 200 gram boot with Y.

    800 gram insulation means your boots were designed for coldest winter wear and will be way too hot for summer use.

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