Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: AirForcePOL on December 17, 2013, 12:21:34 PM
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Does anyone else wear Muck Boots? I have a pair and I love them! They are extremely comfortable and warm. My wife always makes fun of me because I wear them everywhere we go. I have been wearing them for filling the stove and when I cut firewood. Just tuck your jeans in and you can walk through the deep snow without worrying about getting it in your boots :thumbup:
Check em out if you don't already have a pair!
http://www.muckbootcompany.com/ (http://www.muckbootcompany.com/)
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I have a pair. Wear them all the time around the house doing chores. Easy to slip on and off and clean up easy with a water hose as well.
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Fabulous boot! I have the "chore" Muck boot. Perfect for keeping in the mud room for a quick jaunt out to the stove. Mine don't have any insulation, so I can wear them in the summer and with some wool socks I can wear them in the winter as well. Very comfy. Well worth the hundred bucks I paid.
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Nope, never heard of them. I'll have to look into them. For when it's muddy out and I have to do some work or walk through some deeper snow I'll toss on my old rubber fire boots from when I was in the academy. Steel toe/shank, virtually indestructible, and made to be hosed down.
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Been wearing them since the early seventies, not always "muck" brand but something like them. Used to call them Barn Boots. Now I have the camo ones from TSC that are made by Itasca with Thinsulate. Love them.
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Those fire boots are nice too! I think the soft sole is what makes those muck boots so comfy. They are a lot more durable than they look, too.
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I have a pair of the Muck Chore boots and wear them all the time. I live on a farm and they take a beating and get covered and chicken and cow poop all the time. I don't dare wear them anywhere else cause I would be tracking stuff all over the place.... I do love them and they are worth the money... My only complaint is they get a little HOT in the summer but when that time comes I usually switch over to something different....
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I have a pair of boots like that..Not the muck brand..But man they are the best..
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I have both Muck and Bog brand boots and I think the Bogs are more comfortable. However they have got a leak from crawling thru barbwire fence feeding the cows too many times.
The Mucks are warmer though.
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I just noticed last night when got done splitting wood that my boots leak a little bit. Guess it's time for a new pair :thumbup:
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I too have a pair of Muck chore boots and they are awesome. Easy to slip on and off and really comfortable. Best chore boots out there in my opinion.
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Well jeez, I guess I'm gonna have to try a pair. Everybody has good things to say about them but I've been a little reluctant to stray from the Lacrosse Burly's I've been wearing since i was a kid(not the same pair). I never got the Muck Boots because I thought rubber that the Lacrosses are made of would hold up better than neoprene on the Muck Boots.
Are Muck Boots tough? I spend alot of time working in thick brushy woods.
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I have been wearing the burly's for about 3 decades as well. but I have friends that wear the muck boots and love them. Around here, the burly's are about 30-40% less expensive so i have stuck with them myself.
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Im tellin u guys, muck boots are the best bar none
ive had the same pair 3 yesrs and wear them 200 days of the year on the job, hunting, fishing, u name it
I can cross the creek anytime and never worry about a leak
there the best
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Heck yeah, wear them all the time. Got a pair of Cabela brand steel toe for 55 bucks a few years ago. Makes the trek to the owb quick and warm.
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My friends all wear them, I hear the winter insulated ones are crazy warm and almost too hot even at 5F
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I swear by them. I have a pair of steel toe chore mucks for work (concrete) and cutting wood and the woody elites for hunting and messing around. My fiancé made fun of me until she got a pair for Christmas now she wears them everywhere. She even wears them to work and puts them under her desk and she's a nurse. Imagine the looks that country girl gets walking into the hospital! If your going to be working in a shop though I recommend having a backup pair of work boots to slip into or else your feet will be like hot steamy raisins! Bite the bullet guys and buy a pair!
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I have a pair of the Muck Chore boots and wear them all the time. I live on a farm and they take a beating and get covered and chicken and cow poop all the time. I don't dare wear them anywhere else cause I would be tracking stuff all over the place.... I do love them and they are worth the money... My only complaint is they get a little HOT in the summer but when that time comes I usually switch over to something different....
Same here, love mine but usually only wear em for winter or sorting cattle, no chickens here, mostly row crop. Are a tad too warm for me in the summer though.
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Got a pair of Muck Chore boots this year after my regular insulated boots sprang a leak. Love them. The only time my feet have become remotely cold was when I was just standing in the snow and seeing how well they held up to the cold.