I have the Woody Max and love them. I worried that the Arctic Sport would be too warm on those long walks to my stand. I just throw a hand warmer in each boot if it gets really cold.

 

That's what I have. Lowest temp we had this year is 5 above. Not gonna tell you my feet weren't cold.

 

I have the Arctic sports and the pros, the more I wear them the more I think what a waste of money it was... Feet sweat in them like no other and stay wet because they simply can't breath. And when it gets anywhere near 0 forget it your feet will freeze off if you don't have heat pacs in them.

 

Get the 7mm Lacrosse Aerohead....they put the Mucks to shame....a much tougher boot than Mucks, very light and fit well...18" high too ...........

 

I got the woody max. When its real cold, I will just wear sock liners and pack my heavy socks. Once in stand, I slip them off and put on the heavy socks. They go on and off effortlessly. This is my third season with them and they are holding up well. Boot blankets will help any boot

 

I have worn the Arctic Pros for several years. They won't keep your feet warm for late season muzzleloader in Iowa unless the temps stay around 25 degrees. I was out Tuesday morning in Iowa with an actual temperature of -18 degrees. Never even looked at the Muddy boots.

 

Then what do you wear when it gets below 25?

 

i like the artic pros

 

I keep hearing good stuff about the Woody Max, I have the Fieldblazers right now and they are a great early season boot. Mucks are very comfortable.

 

Do any of the Muck boots breath? My feet sweat and are always clod in my Wetlands if I am not up and moving.

 

I can't comment on those 2 models but my dad has the Chore and he absolutely loves them. Wears them hunting, snowmobiling and around the farm. Says his feet never get cold even in -15 to -20 weather

 

I've had both and actually thought the Woody Max were warmer.

 

Spray unscented anti-perspirant on your feet before you go hunting, they won't sweat, really works.

 

When it is really cold I wear my military Miley mouse boots

 

Lacrosse Alpha Burly are way warmer but not as comfortable.

 

I wear the 1200 gram Lacrosse way warmer than the Woody Max.
Sized 1.5 bigger than I wear.
Terrible to walk in.
They are warm thou.
Woody Max works for me to 20 degrees.
Lower than 20 I use the Lacroose

 

I have woody elites, if its 40 or above I do not where wool socks with them just a normal pair or my feet get too hot. If it gets below 20 I have to ware toe warmers with them. It really all depends on the wind too, 20 degress and no wind feels better then 35 with a 20 mph wind.They are very comfortable!

 

La Crosse Ice Kings Pack boot been out on stand in -30+ & no cold feer, I have the Muck Woody & La Crosse 2000 both ok till about 15 after that my packs.

 

I would go try on some Aeroheads as suggested, I believe there the best rubber boot in the market right now, get the 7's for warmth, very comfy

 

If you're going to be sitting in a tree or a blind in really cold weather and not spot and stalking, there's no reason not to slip your feet into one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/Arctic-Shield-Boot-Insulators-REALTREE/dp/B0044DC0FC

I have a buddy that swears by them. He says he keeps them in his backpack until he gets to his stand and then slips them on with a hand warmer inside near the toes.

 

You can't go wrong with muck boats the have 2mm sat outside all day dove huntin and my feet didn't get cold and they a very very light. Like wearing a pair of sneakers

 

I just faced this dilemma and bought the arctic pro on saturday for $116 out the door. Online prices are insane. The max I believe is rated to -40 and the arctic pro to -60. I wore mine out moving stuff to the shed sunday and its brutal here. My feet were very warm but I was moving. The saturday prior I wore my muck woody sports in 25 degree weather and was pretty good for a couple hours. These boots sitting side by side there is a noticeable difference.

 

The rating they give you is for active wear not sitting in a treestand the key is not sweating if you sweat its all over and your feet are cold in 2hours

 

There the same boot woody max comes in camo where the arctic sport doesn't ...arctic pros are a little heavier but honesrly i wear the woody sports all year once it gets below 25 i wear the arctic shields with handwarmers

 

Early season I wear muck field blazers. Late October through November muck wetlands. Late season the Arctic pros. I spray my feet with antiperspirant and wear quality merino socks. Very comfortable in all seasons and am an elevated hunter.


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