I've got kenetreks and a set of heavy duty whites. The whites would be nice for ice fishing, sitting on stand etc. The kenetreks are softer, thinner rubber more suited for walking.
I've been strolling around the 'barnyard' ice on these.
https://schnees.com/western-pull-on-tt/More comfortable than Mucks, better on the ice and just as easy on/off.
That said I have a new pair of Muckmasters for the mud and chit season aka springtime.
JMan, when it's warm like this(10-30F above zero) I use a lighter thinsulate liner. The same liner that Schnee's uses in some of their other pacs.
The felt would be great for sitting still or actual COLD temps.
And if you order a Schnee's pac that uses the felt it might be a good idea to order a size up. My two pairs of felt liner boots are a little too snug when using the felt liner.
Sorel Conquest
Sorel AlphaPac XT
Another vote for Schnees. I keep the Montana II by the door as a convenient “step in” boot for around the yard or going to town. I put on the lace up Hunter II if I’m actually going into the woods or anywhere I need ankle support.
I like the Kenetreks. I have the 13" Grizzly. Great for walking.
I also have an older set of Sorels, I don't recall the model but they are warm, even just standing around.
Being a diabetic, I really like a good, warm boot as my feet get cold fast.