Muck Boot  Excursion Pro Rain Boots - Men's

These are very comfortable and lite. The sole could use another layer to stiffen support. I am a pheasant hunter here in MN and for it to fully serve my needs, I had to modify mine by sewing sleeves made from wader goretex fabric and gluing them above the ankle, I use strong utility tape to ensure a secure attachment and waterproof the seam. I've hunted in cattail sloughs with foot of standing water and also in a foot of snow. They've held up pretty good. Perhaps a rubberized vibram sole would provide more foot support.

Held up for 13 years, here to nab a new pair. My dad is an old country boy, always out digging in the woods, pulling stumps, futzin in the mud, you name it. He's 76 years old and finally completely blew out the right sole. He's still wearing them, but now they're a slip hazard. It took me hours to figure out what they were and I'm sure it's these. I'm thrilled! Now's my chance to get him out of those old boots!

Overall, I am very happy with the fit and performance of the Men’s Excursion Pro Mid Boot. I use these boots for a variety of light duty activities like lawncare, car washing, snow shoveling, and anything else that involves wetness or muck. My chief concern with this particular boot is that the rear soles tend to separate from the bottom of the boot after limited use. I have had this occur with two sets of this boot purchased on separate occasions, so boots were not from the same lot. It seems this is not uncommon and has not yet been addressed based on other reviews.

Both pull tabs ripped putting them on for the first time.

I have been wearing muck boots for 6 years, I get a new pair every 6 to 8 months. It's all about the comfort, these boots are better than my Adidas. I'm on my feet all day 5 to 6 day's a week, at 58 I need every advantage I can get, I'm running a bridge saw cutting stone, my pants get wet, my feet stay dry. When I stop wearing the boots one of my coworkers gets them. Maybe you can find a boot that last longer, but you will not find one more comfortable. You want to make sure you get the right muck boots for what you are doing and the right temperature, I'm in central Florida on the east coast so I get the comfort rating 95 degrees. I'm not too happy with this website but I'm happy with the product

Boots fell apart shortly after purchase. I should have returned them immediately but I find it a hassle to go through that process.

Just received my 2nd pair of these boots. The 1st pair proved their worth and lasted about 9 months before wearing out. I used these boots every morning, 7am to 12pm, 5 days a week in wet grass on my golf course maintenance job. They are truly waterproof and have great grip in wet and muddy conditions. Comfort is pretty high up too. My only suggestion would be a better, more comfortable insole to come with the boots. I replace the original insole with another shoe brand high quality insole and all is well then. Great boot will buy them again as needed.

Been needing these to work around the house and pond but also took them on a trip to Alaska. They've been perfect for what I need. I even wear them all day to work on days I'm on my feet a lot. I bought an 11 when I wear 10.5 and they're just slightly loose. Enough that I don't bother with the back straps because they slip on and off my feet easily. Didn't fish much but they worked well walking banks of salmon streams in AK. Was worried about width because there is no mention of it and I wear EE. But that worked out fine with just enough room.

These are great boots and definitely comfortable for all day use. I did put insoles in the boots as the stock liners are flat and not comfortable for extended use to support your arches. These are an improvement over past models of Muck Boots. They are more stable verses past flexible boots. When pushing on a shovel they are more sturdy. Its not a replacement for steel shank boots, but certainly more rugged than past models. They are cooler than past models too, but don't think of it as A/C for you feet. They will get hot when temps rise.

I have purchased these same boots in the past ( probably about 4 other pair ) . I really appreciate the ease of being able to slip them on and off. the biggest problem that I have had with these boots is their longevity . usually in less then a years time the soles start to peel off . causing them to be almost dangerous at times .they are not necessarily super comfortable . being able to take them on and off quickly and easily is the biggest reason I keep purchasing them