Muck Boot  Muckster II Ankle Rain Boots - Men's

I bought these 8 months ago and had no issues in winter but as soon as used in spring and summer with dew on 3-inch high grass I’ve gotten wet feet every morning. Very disappointed. I have chore cool boots and think they’re great but these are junk if looking for something waterproof.

Purchased Muskster 2 within the last year. Very comfortable and a great yard addition. However, soles are already wearing out with minimal use with traction being compromised. .

Another crappy product from this company ... too bad they don't stand by these products even when they fail w/in warranty time limit. MUCK yeah you got that right ...

I've had these boots for less than 3 months and the heels worn out and it fills with water. Kind of disappointing

Easy, one hand pull on and easy off. They stay in the back floorboard of my truck. They work great for feeding cows and other tasks where it's muddy/mucky, but not so much that you need a taller boot. I have Edgewaters for warm weather semi-deep situations and Woody Max's for cold weather. They could use a little thicker sole and a little more padding, but I am 340 lbs and had to have foot/ankle surgeries due to football injuries, so that's an issue with almost all footwear for me. Overall, I'll buy another pair when these wear out. I've had my woody max's for almost 8 years, so hopefully they'll be as durable as the woody's have been.

In spite of the aggressive tread these boots are slippery. Even when they are dry I feel like I am skating on hard surfaces like my laundry floor or rocky terrain. That is not what I was expecting and has not been my experience with past muck products. I wonder if they are old product and the bottom of the boot has hardened and lost its gripiness. In addition they are a bit too large. I actually measured my feet and purchased the appropriate size according to the size guide. I have about an inch of excess toe space. I actually wanted the neopreme “garden shoe” but that is no longer available so I bought the short boot instead. Another disappointment.

I was really looking forward to the easy on/off, convenience for winter chores. The rear pull tab loop is a very important feature, and I liked the large loop. Unfortunately, the heavy stitching to attach the pull tab loop causes a failure of the rubber material it is sewn to. Within two months of wearing a few times a week, the pull tab separated from the bottom leaving a large hole above the heel area, and no way to pull on the boots. These boots are absolute junk, poor design, poor quality.

A consensus of reviews say the boots run a bit large, and can be slippery. I actually bought these for my wife (Killdeer), at her specific request, for Christmas. She camps, hunts, and fishes. Here's what she says about the boots: "I like them roomy so that I can wear a thick sock. My feet are wide, and these do not come in different widths. The roominess is again a plus. My other Muck boots are not noticeably slick, but I have not worn them while crossing streams on wet logs, nor on wet rocks. The short boots are perfect for wearing around camp and around town. Easy no-hands on and off, and warm in cold weather."

The boots are great and just what is needed for working in wet conditions. Ankle height good to keep dry and easy on/off. My only issue and I can’t be alone is No half sizes. Wear a 81/2 for most all shoes. Bought a pair of tall Brushland last year and was able to try on in store. 8 uncomfortable with toes bumping front so tried 9 and was swimming in them- purchased 8. Purchased Muckster for better need and had to do 9 knowing other issue. Flopping around even with an added insole also uncomfortable. Concerned about rubbing and blister when wearing for long periods. Half sizes??

Comfortable but really need 1/2 sizes. Im a 11.5. 11 was too small and 12 was really big. The worst part is I wore big holes in both heels in a few months. I filled in the holes but still got wet feet and threw them out. Didn’t last 6 months for me.