I'm looking at buying some Muck Boots for my daughter. She loves to bowhunt but until now she only has had youth boots to hunt in. Her current boots offer little thermal protection. Being from Wisconsin the temps can get to the teens and single digits during the November month. I'm considering buying either the Arctic Sport Extreme Condition boot or the Woody Max for women. Keeping price in mind I'm leaning to the Arctic Sport mid height. I'm helping her through college so I'm looking at the less expensive. :wink: Muck Boots says they are about the same in thermal protection. My question is how do the sizes run for you that have them? They have told me to buy the size down because they run large. Her shoe size is a 7 1/2 and Muck Boots says to buy a size 7 that they fit a 7 to a 7 1/2. Now with her using multiple heavy socks with her size 9 youth boot she worries if they are not warm enough she won't be able to wear extra socks. I'm hoping for the price I'm paying she won't have to worry about extra socks.
What should I do?? Buy the size 7 and take their word for it? Those of you that wear Muck Boots do the sizes run a little large?
Anyone wear the Arctic Sports? How do they work in cold weather? I'm talking teens?
Thanks for your help.
Dad who is trying to keep his daughter's tootsies toasty.
What should I do?? Buy the size 7 and take their word for it? Those of you that wear Muck Boots do the sizes run a little large?
Anyone wear the Arctic Sports? How do they work in cold weather? I'm talking teens?
Thanks for your help.
Dad who is trying to keep his daughter's tootsies toasty.