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How did you attach it?

Unless the boots are rubber, they are only water resistant. If you don't believe me, try standing in a foot of water for an hour or so. Any material that breathes is also water permeable.

If they are truely waterproof, then they make your feet sweat... water.

They don't exist.

A lot of time gets wasted, which usually means losing money while increasing risk. Do any of you think sending out a crew of climbers to work in the rain a wise move? I know I don't. I know most of us are talking about just theirself working, but if it's bad for a crew, how is it not the same...

Word.

I don't think it's the same. Wet trees are slippery, especially noticeable when spurless trimming. You can really bust your ass.

I have no problem bailing out. :drink:

Climbing trees in the rain is an unsafe work practice.

That's why I cut my raincoat into short sleeves. I don't mind my arms getting wet and it's a lot cooler.

I use a simple yellow raincoat top with the sleeves cut short. If I need more than that, I shut it down and head to the house.