MUCKBoots Chore Cool Warm Weather Tall Steel Toe Men's Rubber Work Boot

Never knew what all the fuss was about until I bought a pair. I've owned rubber/neoprene boots before and they're okay for the winter, but not easy to walk in across a muddy field, because your foot slips around inside so much. Not the case with these Muck Chore boots. You can pretty much wear them year round; even in 85+ degrees, they don't feel like you're wearing a winter rubber boot. One tip, if the fit seems a little sloppy, throw another insole inside on tip of the one it comes with (they are replaceable). I did that and now mine fit like a dream, almost as snug as lace up boots. I have problems with plantar fasciitis, so I used my custom insoles on top of the one it comes with and they are awesome! I feel like I can run up hills with these boots on. If you're tired of tearing up your leather boots in the muck and mud, get a pair of the Muck Boot Chore Cool.

They’re ok, don’t know about cool

Bought these for working on the family farm and as a granite fabricator. For those who dont know, wet granite dust on a sealed concrete floor is as slick as ice. These boots did AWESOME in terms of traction, comfort, and the longevity of the rubber. The primary entrance to the shop is a semi dock with a ladder made of rough lumber. I would hit the back of my leg on the wood, and within a month or two it wore a hole where the rubber transitions to the upper fabric. Beyond that, they are still going strong. I will be buying another pair, and keeping these as my barn shoes, after putting a gore-tex patch on the hole.

Most comfortable work boot I’ve tried on in years! Being on my feet for hours at a time, some 10-12 hours a day, I can’t wait to test them on the job tomorrow and I will update how they do in the coming days if I can. As of right now, I’ve got them on and my feet feel great!

I wear them all day every day. I own a ranch and I used to wear lace up work boots but my feet would get wet just from walking around in the grass and weeds around the ranch especially in the morning with dew and them my feet would be wet all day. So about 5 years ago I switched to regular muck boots, they were a little warm in the summer but I like the protection from the high top and thick rubber sole. I live in East Texas and we don't have thorn bushes with inch long thorns but we do have a lot f of vines with what I would call "rose bush" type thorns and with these boots you just walk right through them. A couple of years later they came out with the "Cool-Max muck boot". Those are great same protection and water proof and a lot cooler. Just last month I saw an add for the "steel-toed muck boot" and bought them right away. I feel a lot safer using a chain saw or an axe with steel toed boots.

After a year boots start coming apart at the seems I’ve bought two pairs and both did the same thing

Good boots. They fit just like my old Chore ST’s. The tread is definitely an upgrade and allows me better traction from trudging through shin high mud to climbing on equipment. I’m by no means a small guy but these boots are a bit lighter than the normal chores and it makes powering through a twelve hour day in terrible conditions that much easier. Only thing bad is I wish they hugged my calves a little tighter. I get rocks and dirt that fall in occasionally. But when I’m covered in mud and concrete from head to toe I’m sure it’s to be expected.

Got these to work in warm weather. I work construction and they hold up great got a pair of regular insulated steel toe and a pair of the Arctic steel toe…now I’m all set

Very good quality boots. However, I do find that my feet ride up and down a little which causes blisters. This could be avoided by wearing booties inside so think about trying a size larger or half size larger and getting the booties.

Great quality boot, amazing price!! Fit just as expected, the brown color is more like a warm grey, not so much a brown which is fine.

larger than expected , comfortable though

Great product, always wear this brand, unfortunately this pair has some major issue :the left ones top /calf is almost a quarter inch larger than the right one..all the hay and everything else will fall into the boots! Nope not my leg... I measured it! Very very disappointed! It's not a cheap boots!

Great waterproof boots for anything but digging. I bought these boots specifically because of the Vibram sole. A coworker has a pair of Vibram soled boots that he's worn for 2 years doing the exact same job, not a mark on them. I recieved these Muck boots today and after 10 minutes on a shovel there's already a hole forming in the sole.Otherwise they are great boots, but the sole might as well be made of sponge.