All i have used in the past 10 years have been the LaCross Alphaburlies. I love them. Comfortable and waterproof. But the pair i got last summer seemed like the rubber material was thinner and i had quite a bit more holes in it from big thorns and barb wire fences.

The best boots I have found are Muck field blazers.

If you’re in mud a lot get Lacrosse, better fit around ankle and won’t pull off.

If looking for comfort, and easy on & off, get Muck.

Lacroose...make sure it's their BURLY models..they are the tough ones..NOT La Grange..

try some black pepper in the bottom of your boots,sometimes helps with bad sweating.

I tried Muck damn near froze. Bought a pair of 2000G Comfort trac from Cabelas and couldn't be happier. I live in Northern Manitoba and know what cold and swamp are.

Funny you got cold because I use my Muck Woody Max all winter ice fishing and often it is well below zero. I haven't been cold in mine and in fact bought a pair of ladies Woody Max boots for my wife and she loves them. She always got cold feet and she says hers are toasty warm now with the Muck. I had a pair of the cabelas 2000 gram and they too were warm only problem was they were a bit bulky, heavy and lasted 14 months. I got my money back from cabelas and bought the Mucks.

But the pair i got last summer seemed like the rubber material was thinner and i had quite a bit more holes in it from big thorns and barb wire fences.
IOWA Bucks.

Amen I'll second that..must be gotting back on the rubber..More "Change"

one word... the definitive answer to all boot questions. MEINDL.

like walking on a cloud. they're about $80 more than i like to spend, but worth every penny for the lifetime guarantee.

I like the way you talk nsdemit MEINDL all leather and rugged built for the rockys