Boots bags

Boots rarely come back clean from a hunt. Mud, peat and wet forest soil end up in the car boot, and the trail continues across the hallway at home. A boot bag solves this in the simplest way: you put the footwear into a closed bag and all the dirt stays inside it instead of on your carpets.

Who these bags are for

These boot bags are made for hunting footwear: rubber boots, insulated winter boots and wading footwear. They suit any hunter who drives to the grounds and changes shoes on the spot. Dry shoes for the road, hunting boots in the bag, then the other way round after the hunt. They also work for sport shooters carrying range footwear.

When a boot bag earns its place

A boot bag works wherever dirty hunting footwear meets a clean environment: in the car, at home, in a guesthouse during trips to distant grounds. Below are the situations where a closed bag stops being an accessory and becomes part of your standard kit for every outing.

After a driven hunt

A driven hunt takes you through clear-cuts, ditches and soaked meadows, and by the last drive your boots carry mud up to the shafts. You change at the car, drop the dirty pair into the bag, and the boot space stays clean even when you load game or gear next to it.

Winter sits in the high seat

For long motionless hours in a high seat many hunters wear warm polyurethane boots such as Polyver. They are too warm and bulky for driving, so it is easier to drive in light shoes, carry the boots in the bag and change before climbing up.

Overnight hunting trips

On trips with an overnight stay, boots packed in their own bag do not rub against clothing or soil your luggage. Wet boots travel home separated from dry kit.

Off-season storage

Once the season ends, cleaned and dried boots stored in the bag are protected from dust and scuffs. Sturdy handles make it easy to lift the pair onto a shelf in the garage or storeroom.

How to choose

The main question is size: tall rubber boots and insulated winter boots take far more room than ankle-height hunting shoes, so the bag has to match the footwear you actually own. Before ordering, check these points:

• Boot height and size: winter and rubber boots need a roomier bag.
• Material: dense, wipe-clean fabric copes with mud and moisture from inside.
• Closure: a zip keeps dirt from spilling into the car boot.
• Handles: strong handles matter when the boots are heavy and wet.
• Looks: the WILD ZONE bag with its deer decoration matches the rest of your hunting kit.

Brands in this category

Two makers are present here. WILD ZONE is a Hungarian producer of hunting accessories, and its boot bag carries a deer motif made with hunters in mind. Polyver is known for insulated polyurethane winter boots, and the Premium bag is built for exactly that type of footwear, so the boots travel and store neatly without damage to the shafts.

Footwear accessories live in the neighbouring categories: gaiters protect your lower legs when wading through wet grass, care products extend the life of your boots, and socks keep feet dry through a long day in the forest. If you are unsure which bag fits your boots, write to us and we will advise.