[QuickReflex]

go with lacrosse , you wont be sorry. you buy the best and you dont have to buy it again. at least for a while in this case . my lacrosse boots are five years old now still as good as when i bought them , although I use them for hunting only as ive got others to work in. that my Opinion but everybodys got a different one. Good luck.

 

[flntknp17]

Of all the products I have ever used, Muck Boots are absolutely one of the best. I own two pairs and can't imagive better from this type of product. They are very comfortable, so much so that I wear them for all sorts of outdoor activities........they get more use than any boot I own and have since about 1999 when I bought my first pair.

Two huge thumbs up from me.

Matt

 

[fatrooster77]

Wore my LaCrosse's till the rubber sides pulled away from the sole becuase I step on the heel to take them off. Once that happened they were shot. I like my new Mucks because they are a LOT easier to take off and on. They have a built in finger loop to pull on and a heel tab for "stepping" them off. I would never by LaCrosse again. Plus the factory just bailed on LaCrosse the city and moved plants. That pi$$ed me off!

 

[wihunter12]

I have a pair of Muck Wetlands boots and really like them. I wear them from early bow season all the way through gun season and ice fishing. I have no complaints about them at all.

 

[flybub]

Thanks for the help so far. I recently read about Lacrosse being made outside the US, that probably seals the deal for me. I think I'll go pick up those Mucks this week. Anyone else have any input on this particular boot?

 

[shrpshtr]

i have a pair and wouldn't trade them for the world. i have been wearing them for three years and they are cool in the summer (south carolina) and warm in the winter. rarely do i ever have to wear more than 1 pair of wool socks on frigid mornings. i walk through a lot of briers and brambles and haven't had a bit of problem with the uppers. the only thing i wish was different is that the boots were snake proof. i started hunting a swamp without hogs in it this year and the place is covered up with water moccasin. i killed six in one morning last weekend and saw twice that many.

 

[satchamo]

i just bought a pair of em tonight! :tongue:

just wearin em around the house for a bit made me realize these r far more comfortable than any boot ever worn, lacrosse burlys included

 

[Chesta22]

Muck Boots are hands down the most comfortable pair of boots I have ever used. I've owned three pairs in 5 years. Once the sole started pulling away on my first pair I bought two more pairs. I got the Woody Max for hunting up north, and a pair of the Edgewaters for hunting down here. Muck Boots changed their sole style and binding process about 3 years ago, and since then I haven't had a problem. My family and friends, all wear Muck Boots, and I don't see myself switching anytime in the future. You won't be sorry if you get a pair.

 

[WayLayer]

i got the arctic ones. -40 to 60, yah right on the temp ratings. i wore em with -40 socks and wool sock liners at 0 to 5 below and still feet were cold and 60 too hot if your moving at all. rating might be off but like others have said they are sure comfortable and easy to wear. if the neoprene part gets damaged its an easy to patch. i had to patch mine up some because they got tore up riding on a wheeler on a moose hunt but the patch stuff is easy, cheap and holds up great.

 

[TXHillCountry]

I have always wondered if your feet would sweat a lot in the Muck boots if it is hot. Any comments on anyone's experience with this in warm/mild environments?

 

[mikea5232]

i have a pair and wouldn't trade them for the world. i have been wearing them for three years and they are cool in the summer (south carolina) and warm in the winter. rarely do i ever have to wear more than 1 pair of wool socks on frigid mornings. i walk through a lot of briers and brambles and haven't had a bit of problem with the uppers. the only thing i wish was different is that the boots were snake proof. i started hunting a swamp without hogs in it this year and the place is covered up with water moccasin. i killed six in one morning last weekend and saw twice that many.

I think you were talking about muck and not having a snake boot not the cheapest boot in the world but they have them. check this site out

http://www.muckbootcompany.com/products/SBR-MOBU