RIStrutStopper

I've been a Lacrosse fan for the last few years, but when one of my bootsdeveloped a small tear,I decided to check out some muck boots. I've had some friends tell me they were great and read some good things on the boards. Well, I bought a pair last week locally and checked them out on a hunt this past saturday. It turned out to be a very warm day and these are cold weather boots, but lemme tell you, they were so comfortable, It didn't feel like I was wearing boots at all. They are light, seem tough, waterproof and did i say COMFORTABLE?I was fortunate to have to do a little tracking and dragging too and even though this was the first time I wore them, they were the most comfortable boots I've ever worn. I think I'm sold on these for a long time to come. As the season wears on, I'll see how they feel when the temps drop, but I suspect they will live up to their reputation.

johnnydialtone

I used them last year and they are da chit. They do tear fairly easy but repair easy with a little shoe gue. I wear them ice fishing so you will not be disappointed in the cold factor.

BowHuntingFool

I'm bummed I just found a couple small tears in my Alpha Burly boots! They were only 3 years old and I really liked them! I might give the Muck boots a try, have nothing but good about them!

Red Lion

I really really like my Much woody max boots. Very comfortable, water proof and comfortable sitting on stand down to around 20ish degrees. Very durable as well.

Western MA Hunter

I wear my uninsulated alpha burly sports for early deer season and turkey season. I had one pair for 3 seasons. They finally tore up. I did get a new pair but also got the Muck Woody Max boots for when the weather goes cold. I also use them during gun season depending on the conditions.
Great comfortable boots.