These are perfect for trudging around in the deep snow we’ve gotten this winter. I feel like they have good traction and my feet don’t get cold. Love being able to slip them on and off first thing in the morning when I don’t have the energy to fuss with any of my other boots and they’re comfortable to wear for as long as I need them on. Would buy over and over again

My wife's feet are still cold but not wet anymore,so there's that

I live in a rainy area of the country on an acre of land that needs a lot of work year round. I used to use leather boots or plastic Hunter boots when doing yard work. Neither were insulated and the Hunter boots weren't very flexible. I finally got myself some Muck boots and they've been warmer and more comfortable. I wore them to a public dog park the other day and they protected my clothing (lower legs) from the brunt of muddy dogs running around and brushing against me. They don't seem to snag on brush/blackberries. All around worth the price for boots that allow me to work outside for longer periods of time in comfort.

I have had my tall muck boots for years and worn them in rain and mud in Texas and in ice and snow in Wisconsin. I wear smart wool socks most of the time I have never had a blister. I LOVE these boots. I will replace them with the same ones if possible. They have kept my feet warm in very cold weather.