Women's Arctic Sport II Mid Boot, Black, Size 10(M)

I bought these boots to wear while working on the farm in the cold months. I wore them all last season, and I am very pleased with them. They are very warm (it was regularly -20 last winter here), but I wear them any time it's below 60.Water proof of course, easy to clean with great treads (although I wear ice cleats regularly). Very comfortable to walk in, easy to pull on and slip off. I usually wear a 10, and I got size 9 and they fit perfectly.

I am currently experiencing my first winter in Northern Vermont. These boots have been AMAZING! I was on the fence about getting these or Bogs but these won out because I snagged then on sale for a bit cheaper than the Bogs. (My SiL has Bogs and she loves them too)I've been outside in -20 temps and my feet have stayed comfortable with thin boot socks on. I cannot feel the cold radiating through my soles. The traction on ice and snow is amazing too. My feet have no issue gripping as I work and walk about outside. (We've got some serious ice build up so this is a major win point for me.)They are actually pretty comfortable too. There's a cushy built-in liner. I've forgotten my normal "inside shoes" and have had to wear these all day as a result. Other than my feet being a little too toasty, my feet did not hurt after wearing them for 8 hours. ( For perspective: I'm a teacher, have broken about 8 toes over the course of my life, and am on my feet most of the day)I will say when I first tried them on I thought I made a mistake and got the wrong size. I'm a 10 but usually have to size up to an 11 for comfort width/toe box. The boots felt too tight the first day I wore them, but after a few days they've stretched and feel just right. I don't think I'd want to wear the size 10 with thick wool socks as then they would feel tight, but as they keep my feet warm just fine without them I won't have to worry. I think sizing up would have been a mistake for me.Great boots if you live/work in a frigid place!

Most of the time, reviews for winter/cold weather gear is written by people in the lower 48. "I wore these expedition weight wool socks around downtown Asheville when it was 30F and my feet stayed warm!" That's great, lady, but that's not a good review of an item like that.Anyway, all that to say: this is a REAL WINTER REVIEW for these boots. As I'm writing this, it's -50F here in the middle of Alaska and these boots are still performing.I've taken these things snowmachining and caribou hunting at -20 and I wore a thin liner sock and a thick wool blend on top of that, and my feet were pretty near perfect all day. I just wore them out for 4 hours at -50 to do a site inspection with just thick wool socks (no liner) and my feet are the only part of me that I can still feel. Let's be real, any longer exposure than that to those temps and the durability of these boots will be the least of your worries.Another thing that strikes me about these is how comfortable they are. They don't force you to walk with an awkward gait like a lot of stiff boots do. They're just structured enough through the foot/ankle and just flexible enough through the shaft to make it easy to schlep through knee deep snow while you're looking for caribou tracks (or the mailbox, whatever.)Sizing is pretty consistent for a boot, especially one of this caliber. Of course if you're not wearing these with a thick sock you shouldn't really be wearing them at all, so if you try them on barefoot or with a thin crew sock they will probably feel a little roomy. I wear mine with the thickest Carhartt wool blend socks you can find and my feet are perfectly comfortable. There's plenty of room to allow blood and air flow but they're definitely not coming off unless I want them to. I wear a women's 11 in sneakers and 10-10.5 in heels. I got these in an 11 and they're a perfect fit (again, with thick socks.) I don't consider them abnormally heavy, either, and I'm very sensitive to unnecessary bulk on shoes (looking at you, Chaco sandals.)So that's that. I've replaced my standard winter boot with these puppies, AND I've actually tried them in a setting for which they are designed! Hey! Imagine that. Sorry, hypothetical Lisa from Knoxville, your reviews on true cold weather gear aren't worth much.

Fit well - seem true to size - very pleased. Easy in heavy mud & snow - flexible yet sturdy . Good with thick socks too . Good product for the money!

If you’re working outside in the cold and getting dirty, these are the boots for you!! I got these filthy and the mud washed right off my boots with a quick rinse of the hose. They are very comfortable , and my feet also stayed dry and warm all day!!

These are good boots but the are pretty narrow which is fine for me but anyone else needing more room is going to be out of luck. They also left a place on both of my shins where the top of the boots hit my legs

These are great! I have other Muck boots but these fit and feel great. Much more comfortable to wear for longer periods of time. Mainly use them hunting but also here on the farm. Feet stay much more warmer in these too!

Love these boots. They are so warm and dry for the winter. I tried a lot of different sizes and styles and found that the mens one fit differently, they were either too big or small but the sizing on the women's ones were accurate. The mid calf worked better for me too, the tall ones are pretty tight around the calf so you either need to be wearing pretty baggy pants to wear over them or leggings or skinny pants to tuck it in. But I'm happy with these, it's been hard to find a truly water proof boot.

Super bequem.

Good quality boots purchased hunter boots before lasted 6 months will review muck boots in 6 months to see if better also purchased the spray for them to keep rubber supple

Schnelle Lieferung. Hat super gepasst.

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