Would these boots be too warm for spring/summer/fall farming?
1293504
Maybe for summer, but not spring and fall. We're in Finland, so we wear them year round (doubt it gets much above 85F here in the summer). We wear them with our shorts in the summer.
1293505
They are somewhat heavy in that the rubber is well made, however these boots are great for early spring and fall as we live out in the Southern California desert area. My husband and daughter have a pair and wear them mostly during the colder weather and the evenings when working at her ranch with which she has a wild burro rescue and a few horses. It all depends on the weather where you're at. But they are great boots and will last you a long time. You will get lots of use out of them, especially during the rainy season. And much like the other folks in Finland, my daughter wears them sometimes with shorts during the summer. Hope this helps. They are somewhat heavy in that the rubber is well made, however these boots are great for early spring and fall as we live out in the Southern California desert area. My husband and daughter have a pair and wear them mostly during the colder weather and the evenings when working at her ranch with which she has a wild burro rescue and a few horses. It all depends on the weather where you're at. But they are great boots and will last you a long time. You will get lots of use out of them, especially during the rainy season. And much like the other folks in Finland, my daughter wears them... » Read More They are somewhat heavy in that the rubber is well made, however these boots are great for early spring and fall as we live out in the Southern California desert area. My husband and daughter have a pair and wear them mostly during the colder weather and the evenings when working at her ranch with which she has a wild burro rescue and a few horses. It all depends on the weather where you're at. But they are great boots and will last you a long time. You will get lots of use out of them, especially during the rainy season. And much like the other folks in Finland, my daughter wears them sometimes with shorts during the summer. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1524092
They have gussets and nice flare at the bottom - so if your paddock boots are not taller than average, yes. If they are open top muck boots, maybe not (or at least not comfortably). Lacers or zip paddocks, certainly. I have worn them over my fat insulated lacer hiking/work type boots.
137162
I don't know, they are rubber and I don't know if rubber gets hot. You would do better with a dog boot.
53853
Yes these are perfect for spring/summer as long as its not the fleece, the fleece are too warm!
108913
They breath a little to well for weather below 60. Below 40 and you wear them under your uniform pants ;-). But Yes you could wear them outside inthe winter. They do not repel water and It would be a poor choice, but you migth be one of those people who run hot.
2278984
I would think for most pairs yes.. i got these for my husband to work outside in -20°+ and he likes them alot and he wears glasses.
1278749
They were a gift for my son who lives where it doesn't get terribly cold. I wear Smartwool socks when hiking, and in cold weather (colder than 30 degrees) I wear them with thinsulate lined boots.
1490478
I think that these would be fine in FL. There were a few things (like watermelon and goji berries) that didn't do as well in our Adirondack climate. They would do well in a warmer climate like yours.
1687046
Sure, but your feet would get very cold. These are rubber rain boots and not lined.
5574
For me, probably not. I'd wear them down to maybe 15F, but even then my hands got cold.
1923577
I'm not a horticultural expert but I don't believe that will be the issue. Keeping then on will, a light breeze will blow them off if not secured well. I have found that if you leave them outside in the sun the UV rays in summer will destroy the fabric. I will near Sacramento and we get high heat.
1260110
In my opinion - - expect around the 4200k area. Unless something has changed lately. I will also say that they still perform very well with the addition of Foliar feeding during Veg, (very nice), dark period will need to be increased. cheers
246599
No my dear they are not suitable for cold weather hikes definitely you need to worn some thing under.
386216
That's hard to answer... I live in AZ where it doesn't get that cold usually. I did wear them in the pouring rain in the low 40's...and they were warm enough for me. I would probably wear them in 30 degrees if I was dry.
907220
yes, most definitely. Try to order these in the winter months as hot shipping in the deep south Not good. Or have expedited shipping in the hot weather.
620158
I measured this thing to get to 165 degrees, so if you want warm boots, you could put this on a timer to start about an hour before you need them and they will be plenty warm.
396462
I think they would be too thick for that. Look for something thinner. They are also kind of stiff and would be uncomfortable for that kind of use. They are good, I wanted a heavier pair to wear when it is colder. I forgot that once I get going the cold does not matter.