What is the best boat deck boots out there? Money is not to consider, Just looking for the best one out there.

Not exactly cerein which attributes are important to you in a 'deck boot'

but these UA  HOVR™ Dawn WP Boot are pretty killer.

I have a couple of pairs both insulated & non in the Camo and the black. 

They are super comfy - like wearing slippers with support.

Lightweight & breathable synthetic & textile upper with welded overlay for added protection & durability

Breathable membrane is 100% waterproof but still allows sweat to escape so you stay dry

External heel counter for added stability

Molded, anti-microbial Ortholite® sockliner prevents the growth of odor-causing microbes

Responsive UA HOVR™ cushioning reduces impact, returns energy & helps propel you forward

High-traction rubber lug outsole for enhanced grip on a variety of surfaces

https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/p/hiking_and_hunting/unisex_ua_hovr_dawn_wp_boots/3023105.html#index-0

A-Jay

 

What is a boat deck boot?

4 minutes ago, Deleted account said:

What is a boat deck boot?

It is a boat deck boot exactly, The boot you wearing when you on deck of a boat(usually saltwater deep sea fishing boat).

11 minutes ago, ATA said:

It is a boat deck boot exactly, The boot you wearing when you on deck of a boat(usually saltwater deep sea fishing boat).

Say fishing boots, shrimp boots, or T.I.T.S. (on the eastern shore of Maryland) if you don't want to sound like a rookie. The functionally best (unless you are fishing in extremely cold weather) are the basic white Red Balls made by a few different manufacturers, the impress your friends "best" live on the Melton website. 

16 minutes ago, Deleted account said:

if you don't want to sound like a rookie.

LOL, That exactly what I am. It is first time going to charter boat. I always rent the boat. this time ill go with people and I pay only for myself and they said they hosing it a lot. I don't want to wear knee boots I have for river. so as rookie I taught it is the best to ask pros.

8 hours ago, ATA said:

LOL, That exactly what I am. It is first time going to charter boat. I always rent the boat. this time ill go with people and I pay only for myself and they said they hosing it a lot. I don't want to wear knee boots I have for river. so as rookie I taught it is the best to ask pros.

https://www.academy.com/p/brazos™-mens-shrimp-boot-iii-shrimp-boots?gmc_feed=t&campid=71700000087427725&adgroupid=58700007424094163&device=c&keyword=92700067222304738&Channel=ps&&ogmap=SEM|PLN|GOOG|SHOP|c|FW||NonBrand-Shopping-SmartShopping-WorkCasualYouthFootwear|WorkCasualYouthFootwear||71700000082370877|58700006958641230&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkaew7vqn-AIVisyGCh3Vxgl3EAQYDCABEgKO0PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

On dry boats I normally just wear cowboy boots (Ariats are far and away my favorite).

 

Wet boats I prefer flip flops, but if it’s cold out a pair of rubber boots marketed as duck boots/hunting boots do well. Lacrosse is the most comfortable brand I’ve tried on.

Xtratuf boots?  I see lots of people wearing them.

I buy $20 knee high rubber boots from wal mart and cut them in half. Viola, deck boots