Rocky Wildcat 8" Outdoor Hunt Boot - Mossy Oak — RKS0746
A light, waterproof 8" hunt boot in Mossy Oak Country Roots camo with an all-terrain outsole.
Waterproof leather over a waterproof membrane, an all-terrain rubber outsole on an EVA midsole, and a removable cushioned footbed — a straightforward hunting boot for early-season walks and stand work.
Key Features of the Rocky Wildcat RKS0746
- Waterproof leather with waterproof membrane
- All-terrain rubber outsole with EVA midsole
- Removable cushioned footbed
- Mossy Oak Country Roots camo pattern
Waterproof Without the Weight
A membrane behind the waterproof leather keeps the morning dew and creek crossings out, and the EVA midsole keeps the boot light for a long walk in to the stand.
All-Terrain Traction
The rubber outsole's all-terrain lug pattern grips leaf litter, mud, and rock, and the removable cushioned footbed lifts out for your own insole or to dry overnight.
Why Choose the Rocky RKS0746?
A waterproof, lightweight 8" hunt boot in Mossy Oak camo — the pick for early-season and mild-weather hunts where you want dry feet and a light step.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Wildcat waterproof?
Yes. Waterproof leather over an internal waterproof membrane keeps feet dry through dew, mud, and shallow water.
Is the Wildcat insulated?
It has no added insulation and is an early-season and mild-weather hunt boot built to stay light and breathable. For cold sits, look at Rocky's Big Cypress 800G or Ranger 800G.
How does the Wildcat fit?
Order the size you wear in athletic shoes and try it with the sock you hunt in; the removable footbed lifts out if you run your own insole.
What kind of toe does the Wildcat have?
It is a soft-toe hunting boot — light and roomy, with no cap to add weight on a long walk in.
What camo pattern is the RKS0746?
Mossy Oak Country Roots.
How do I care for the Wildcat?
Brush off dirt, let the boots dry away from direct heat with the footbed removed, and condition the leather a few times a season so the membrane behind it keeps doing its job.
