Men's Chore Mid Western Work Boot

I'm old, so I've worn MANY boots in my life, from many brands. I don't give them reviews, but these are really good. These boots do many things really well. They are as waterproof as you'd expect muck boots to be, they are surprisingly comfortable, and they do not hang up in stirrups. Depending on what I'm doing I will often fold them in half to be a bit cooler. This is something to watch for, they tend to run a bit warm. It's expected, and during the winter I like that, but when I'm walking a lot, my feet can get hot. They basically do everything other boots do while being completely waterproof. I don't know how long they will last, but if they hold up well, I'll get another set without hesitation.

I've owned work boots for most of my life. Got my first pair as a young man, and now am an old(er) man. During that time, I've probably tried just about every brand. I never considered muck boots until I started seeing them at rodeo's. Of course I've had rubber boots, and I assumed Muck boots were just fancy rubber boots. Oh was I wrong!!!! I bought the mid western work boot and have worn that thing on many projects. I've walked creeks looking for animals, I've hunted in them, I've spent many hours with them on my feet and they are comfortable. I love that when you're done you can just hose them off. I could do that with leather, but over time the leather would seem to tighten up and it was never really waterproof. My leather boots could handle the occasional step in water, but long term standing in ankle deep - no way my leather boots would hold up for long. These muck boots are the perfect combination of leather and rubber (I am sure they aren't rubber, but some fancy plastic material - I just don't know what it is called). Also, little known boost is that you can fold down the calf portion on a hot day. It doesn't sound like much, but it helps get some air to those dogs when they are sweltering.