Love these boots for both deep snow or slippery conditions. Was conflicted about the tall or mid height and went with the tall due to snow shoveling and roof shoveling frequency. These boots have a nice top that serves as a gaiter for snow. I also just did a 4 mile hike in them and they were very comfortable.

I bought my mucks about a year ago(this is my 2nd pair-different style this time). They were wonderful until the heel developed a hole inside at the back and started hurting...shortly after that, the boot started leaking when I would rinse them off outside after mucking. A shame because I really have liked them other than that. I tried on a pair of Dryshods today because ii need a new pair but didn't buy them because they don't come up as high or fit as comfy for me but I'm hesitant to get the Arctic I have now again. Do the Arctic II's have the same obvious issue with the heel? It seems to be a design problem and really hoping it's been corrected as I love these boots otherwise.

This is my second pair of these boots. They are so durable, warm and tall! I love the traction and how waterproof they are. My first pair I didn't even have the opportunity to wear out, my teenager took them! Now they're his official snowmobiling, snowblowing, and playing in the snow boots. We both have severe reynaulds syndrome and these are the only boots we've ever had that are insulated enough to be warm enough for us.

Comfortable and warm. I can wear them all-day with no issues