Customer Reviews

The Original MuckBoots Adult Wetland Boot

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We first used these boots for our trip to Antarctica. They were the perfect footwear for that climate - warm, waterproof, pliable, durable, easy on and easy off, and comfortable. You can even roll down the top of the boot when you need to cool off a bit. We were sloshing through snow and ice and and two feet of freezing water and my feet never got wet or cold. I bought one size up from my regular size since we were wearing heavier socks (really didn't need the heavy socks with this boot - just regular and thinsulate socks).

I needed a size 7 for regular wear around the ranch and was unable to find them in the stores, which turned out to be a good thing. The price was a bit lower on Amazon and I also got free shipping. The boots arrived within a week of the order date.

I keep them by the front door so I can easily slip into them. Since it's summer, I keep the tops rolled down unless I'm around the lake or in high grass. The lining is a high-vis orange color that can be seen for a good distance. That's a good thing to have during hunting season.

We will buy these boots again when the current ones wear out. I'm not sure when that's going to be since they're made so well.

Very warm and everything you want in a hunting boot. Only problem is they run very large in size. Normally I wear a size 11 1/2 shoe, so ordered a size 12 and it is very big, even with an extra large pair of socks. Order one size smaller, it will fit.

If you do a lot of work or sport in conditions that are wet and muddy, Mucks are the boot for you. Of course, the quality comes with a price, however, considering that a somewhat decent, inexpensive boot that might last a couple of seasons costs around $30 it's really not much of a stretch. These boot are very high quality, qualitatively more comfortable, breathe, are insulated and will last a lot longer.
This particular "model" of Muck's also incorporates a hugging design around the calf that keep the pant leg tucked in nicely, eliminates most of the problems with debris falling into the boot and keeps the feet warmer. I'd recommend any Muck's but especially the Wetland.

The retailer, Hank's, was great. They offered free shipping and got the product out very promptly. I would definitely do business with them again.

Tim

My son (30yrs old) and I are believers in the Muck Boot brand. I purchased a pair of Wetlands to use during our winter weather here in E. Tennessee. My feet get uncomfortable in my Edgewaters when the temperatures dip into the 20s and below. The Wetland boot is a good boot when hunting in cold, wet weather or when hunting in areas where shallow water will be negotiated. If, you are sensitive to cold weather or live in areas that have much colder weather than the Chattanooga area you might be more pleased with the Woody series.

I PURCHASED MY MUCK BOOTS THIS FALL. I USE THEM ALL THE TIME! JUST WISH THEY WERE FASHIONABLE ENOUGH TO WEAR TO WORK...LOL...THEY ARE COMFORTABLE AND KEEP MY FEET VERY DRY...BEST BOOTS EVER! GET A PAIR GIRLS! THEY ARE NOT JUST FOR MEN!

I purchased these boots a few months ago and have put them to the test. I am a landscaper and farmer and a hunter. In summary, I am hard on boots. These boots have been through mud, water, dirt, briars, cow manure, salt beds, probably 500 holes dug for plants and the BOOTS ARE STILL LIKE NEW. They are tough and comfortable. The seller got them right to me and I will be ordering two more pairs very soon (christmas gifts)

I was tired of having to buy a pair of cheap rubber work boots every year and decided to actually shop for what I truly needed and spend the money necessary to obtain it.

My boots are used mostly for launching and working in my boat. Our saltwater temperature this time of year is about 43 degrees with the air temp a bit cooler. With my old boots even with good socks and heater pads I would still have half frozen toes.

Last Saturday I spent 4 hours rebuilting my boat trailer in 33 degree weather with snow and rain without any cold feet issues.
While the boots are insulated I believe their superior construction and materials really make them worth the additional cost.

The boot tops are made of a material similar to neoprene waders with the opening designed to close in around the leg.
This is very nice on those occasions when you might step into deep water for a moment. It won't stop continuous soaking, but does inhibit water from splashes and brief dunkings from entering.

Unlike many rubber boots these actually fit and wear like regular shoes. My feet feel supported without any sore arches at the end of the day. Mine felt big when I first put them on, but with the proper socks (medium weight wool) they settled right in.

I purchased these boots for my husband to keep his feet dry and comfortable in the winter. He is a farmer and is pretty rough on his boots, so I thought I would try for a better boot. This boot definitely is waterproof, but doesn't keep his feet dry. They are so warm and enclosed that my husbands feet sweat like crazy, even with the 5 degree weather we have been having for the last month. Now that it has warmed up to 30 degrees, my husband can no longer where these boots as his feet get too hot. I don't know if anyone has a suggestion on some other type of muck boot that isn't as insulated, I would like to know. All in all, the boot itself is a fine boot, just doesn't work well for my husband.

These are exactly as represented and I will definitely appreciate them this winter while out in 20 degree below weather feeding cattle & horses. Worth every dime of the money!

These are very comfortable boots that keep your feet dry -- I've never had any rain-type boots more comfortable. The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the right foot seemed a little bigger than the left -- but it could also be my feet!