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When the temperatures are freezing and you need to stay warm during the hunt, get The Original Muck Boot Company ™ Men’s Arctic Hi Sport Boot. Featuring A four-way stretch nylon construction, you are able to move freely while staying protected with 100 percent waterproof durability. Double reinforcement in the instep, heel and Achilles areas give you the extra protection needed while outdoors.
FEATURES:
- 100 percent waterproof
- Stretch-fit topline upper binding keeps legs warm
- 5 mm CR flex-foam bootie with four-way stretch nylon for lightweight flexibility
- 2 mm thermal foam underlay added to the instep for additional warmth
- Double reinforcements on the instep, heel and Achilles areas
- EVA molded midsole with contoured footbed enhances cushioning
- Reinforced toe with wrap-up bumper delivers extra protection
- MS-1 molded outsole is rugged, aggressive, and durable for maximum protection and stability
- Comfort range of -40°F to 60°F
- Height: 15"
- Weight: 2 lbs 11 oz
- Brand: Muck Boots
- Country of Origin: Imported
- Style: ASP
Web ID: 15MBOMRCTCSPRTXXXFBO
Rated 5 out of
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TowTruck1 from
More money Better Boot!
I can be pretty cheap when it comes to purchasing things. I had received a cheaper brand that were a little too small but a descent boot. When I went to exchange them I decided to upgrade to the Muck brand because a couple of guys were saying how good they were. I will never buy another boot. These boots are lighter than some of my sneakers and way more comfortable! I think I wore them for a week straight after I got them! These boots are super warm and if your feet get hot you can just fold the top down. They are easy to slip on and off, and just and all around awesome boot! I promise it's worth the extra money!
Date published: 2014-02-24
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Winter Trail Rider De from
Horsing Around in Winter
I wanted a winter boot that I could wear to horseback ride on trails during the winter. My ranch friends in Montana recommended these boots. They fit well in a western stirrup and so far my feet have stayed warm. I rode on New Year's when the temperatures were in the 20's and my feet stayed warm. I can easily tuck my jeans or breeches into the boot. They are very easy to take on and off because there are no zippers or laces. I got a size larger than I normally wear so that I can add thick soxs if I need to. So far the quality is good, but it is hard to judge because I have only had the boots for a short time.
Date published: 2013-01-04
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John from
An excellent boot!
They cost a bit more but it's worth it. Confortable, flexible, warm, dry, well constructed from quality material. I use these to trudge through mud, sludge, Slurry, rock and concrete. I work in the construction industry and demand a lot from footwear, I spend many days chipping concrete to grade standing in "muck" and these boots work excellent. My feet are dry and comfortable at the end of the day.I would recommend these for cold weather use under 50° only, any temperatures above and you'll start to feel sweaty. They fit true to size and fit well with a medium sock as recommended by the company.
Date published: 2015-11-21
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xanna's no#1mm from
I love these boots
I have been looking for some good insulated boots for 2 years. I am female and the womens boots that are available just don't fit my needs. I wanted a warm boot that I could work outside in or play in the snow with the grandchildren in. I didn't need them to be pretty. These boots are exactly what I wanted. I ordered 2 sizes smaller in the mens and they fit perfectly. I really like the soft part around the top, no chapping of the calf, as the rubber type boots do. They are very comfortable, I wore them around the house Christmas morning! They are perfect!!
Date published: 2010-12-29
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JR from
Great boots, so far...
I just purchased these boots prior to the MN deer rifle season. The weather in MN can be very unpredictable in November. Some seasons we have temps in the 60's and others we can see temps below zero. I generally bring 3-4 pairs of boots for different conditions. These boots have the potential to replace all my other boots as they are warm in cold conditions, seem to breath well and not cause your feet to overheat when temps are warmer, and allow you to walk through water and keep your feet dry. They are very light and comfortable. I don't think you'll be disappointed with these boots. I have only owned them for about 10 days, so I can't speak to their durability yet. Wait to buy them with the $10 off every $50 you spend coupon and you should get them for around $140.
Date published: 2015-11-17
Rated 5 out of
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melga from
great boot
good made quality boot. only owned for a couple of weeks now. they do not squeak when I walk through wet grass which is a plus when hunting. been keeping my feet dry and I can use them on the farm as well as hunting. Wool socks on with a 20F day sitting in a tree stand for a couple of hours and my toes were the only thing that got cold. I love that my feet stay dry when I walk through creeks and the barn yard. This is my first set of real boots and I am glad I went with Muck Boots.
Date published: 2017-11-22
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layman from
good support
I just bought these boots a few weeks ago from an amish boot store. These are very comfortable and have good support in the heel. However, Dicks is way overpriced. I paid $98 at the amish boot store. They are not worth $160.
Date published: 2016-02-20
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Anonymous from
Was not Happy with these boots
I was in need of new hunting boots for stand hunting. I saw the artic sport was rated to 40 below which i know is a walking rating. I went bow hunting on a 43 degree day with regular cotton work socks. After 2hrs in the stand, I could feel the boots cooling my feet. I blamed it on the socks. the next time I go out is for firearm deer season. use a wool blend sock I have always used. The temp was 32 degrees. After 3 hours my toes were starting to get cold, only lasted from 6am till noon. The next day I wore 80% wool socks on a 28 degree day. Same thing, after 3 hours my toes started getting cold. Had to go warm up again. I don't know why these boots didn't perform for me. Went back to my old boots and socks with no problem the next day. I did not expect to be cold with the mild temps and a 40below boot. I have been hunting for 50 years so its not because of inexperiance.
Date published: 2017-11-22