Reviews

Very good flexible boots!! keep the feet warm and dry. Excellent service and transport.

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Boots resistant to cold for 5 hours at -4 degrees at night in a watchtower. Nickelchrome! THANKS

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If you want decent boots for hard use, MuckBoot is your choice

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A warm boot, easy to put on but a slightly shorter, convenient model.

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Warm boots for fall and spring trolling trips.

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Flattering, the best boots I've ever had, a good holding sole and a pleasant step inside, easy to get on and off. Warm for winter use, no need for extra socks.

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Conveniently sized. Good base. The ankle is quite narrow when you can see that there is room in the last. I've only been in -5 weather, it's accurate there.

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Comfortable, easy to put on and take off. Supportive and fits my foot well. I've walked for long runs and it doesn't rub anywhere. I've used it in -16 degrees with thick merino socks and it hasn't gotten cold at all. The only small minus is the grip on icy surfaces. Previously used Bogs held better. I normally wear 46 or 46 2/3, so size 46 was fine in these. I wanted fairly sturdy and tight-fitting shoes and there was no need to wear a thick sock, so Muckboots' size 46 is just the right size for me.

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Well, bye. Very comfortable and warm winter boots. Whereas in GTX shoes even at 5 degrees below zero, despite wearing merino socks, your toes start to tingle pretty soon, with these you can hang out without a worry. Not yet test driven in a decent 15-20 degree frost, but already promising at this stage. Although the price is a little cool for glorified buyers, although it doesn't hurt at the level of the end of the world anymore when the Amex bill is paid.

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Best Winter Boots ever, thank you!

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Good on the feet

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Very warm winter boots, nothing to complain about.

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Very good thermal shoes. Many thermal boots have long and stiff stems that, at least for you, feel uncomfortable. These shoes have shorter and more flexible shafts, which I liked. It can withstand walking and standing for days in the cold. I personally use separate wool insoles in my shoes

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Great services

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Served well and used almost all year round. A little heavy on the foot, but I endure it because these have been the most durable and otherwise the best boots.

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Warm and sits well on your feet.

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Good and warm frost boot. Firm, hard sole.

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Half-arm point on top, feel really good. I can't say anything about the duration yet, when I've only been using it for a couple of weeks.

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Ok warm. There should be more support.

Very Good!

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Credit shoes for winter outdoor activities!

Sturdy, warm & comfortable!

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Very good boots.Delivery as expected

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An excellent shoe to be used at work by several. Light and warm. The longer-arm design prevents the cold bridge substantially more effectively, this half-arm is easy and quick to slip into the foot.

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Served for four winters and been in heavy use, not a blame. Your feet stay warm even in hard weather.

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Third couple going. The best winter / autumn boot you can find in the store. Formerly long-stemmed and now short-stemmed. Long-legged sits firmly and really comfortable to walk. Short-legged are not quite as comfortable to walk.

Excellent product, exceptionally quick delivery. 👍

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Good and warm Winter boots that are easy to tread on. The mouth of the stem is firm and rubs longer when walking but the neoprene stem can be turned to eliminate this problem.

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The previous couple lasted 10 years. It is hoped that the quality will remain the same and last equally long.

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Great boots.

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good winter boots for ice fishing etc. narrow lesti, ie you should buy from the store you can't try or order a bit bigger ones normally, especially if you want to wear wool socks though I have never needed them but depends on how cold I want to move

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It feels functional, even though I haven’t tried it in the severe frosts yet. Your feet have stayed dry and warm all day outdoors. In warm weather, you sweat quite a bit

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Winter boots that feel good and fit the foot, easy to just push the foot into the boot without any pulls on the shaft and still fit well. The only downside to these mid-stems is that the mouth of the stem stays quite large so snow, for example, can be expected from the stem. That’s why I switched to full-length Arctic Sport models and I definitely give them a full five stars. Although there have been a couple of degrees of warm water and weather so I ulkoiluttanut wet dogs in the woods rather than those of ordinary rubber boots. The plus levels are a bit warm on the foot, but at least for myself there is no problem when using technical merino wool blend socks which, even when slightly wetted, keep the feet dry. The sole and fit of these Arctic boots is absolutely excellent! My feet are a bit awkward in size, on average maybe 41.5 and in several shoes 41 is a little tight and 42 again loose, especially with a wide last. Muckboots 42 is just right for me and I can fit well in a standard wool sock. Even these long-armed ones still slip into the foot just by pushing the foot in. I can recommend!