The Original Muck Boot Company Women's Arctic Sport II Waterproof Tall Boot

I chose the tall boots since it's been snowing feet here in Pittsburgh. Regardless of the snow amount, these boots keep my legs really warm. I wasn't sure if they would be comfortable since they remind me of my rain boots and they dig into my foot and calf. But, these are super comfortable. The foot bed is thick and cushy so standing outside for hours, my feet don't get cold. And, again, being so tall, they keep my legs really warm and they fit perfectly so they're super comfortable. I think I will buy a shorter pair to replace my uncomfortable rain boots. And, the traction is great. It's very hilly where I live and in winter it's icy and hard to walk around without slipping and falling. No problems with these boots A+

Have had these for 1.5 years and love them for winter dog walks. Just wore them on a dog walk and had to cross a stream- they immediate;y leaked into the boot around the seams where the rubber meets the neoprene. They still look brand new and I've never worn them in water as they are so warm, I don't use them in shoulder seasons. No rips, tears or holes to be seen. Extremely disappointed I could not wear these while river fishing. Would love to hear from Muck about this. Anyone else with this issue?

Was looking for a rubber boot that could withstand deep snow, but also had a bit of style. I noticed this woman wearing these, tracked them down and could not be happier. A note in sizing: it is recommended if you’re half size to go to size up, which makes sense. I am - but not always. I sized up and they seemed too large so I ordered the smaller size and they were perfect. The return process is simple and free. The whole transaction is highly recommended.

I work in mountain operations at a ski area in the Rocky Mountains, and have used these boots for 4 seasons. Sometimes I work in my ski/snowboard boots, sometimes I work in my Muck boots. But on average, I work 4 days a week for 6 months of the year in deep snow and cold conditions. I’ve put these through the wringer and I recommend them. Just a couple heads up: they’re waterproof but make my feet sweat quite a bit, so as long as I stay moving, my feet stay warm. If I have to stand still for a long time in conditions around 15F or colder, my feet will get cold (and I don’t run cold). I noticed last year that my heel has completely rubbed through the lining straight to rubber, and water seeps through. I’d say for how much I use these, that’s not an indication of poor construction. My only complaint is that I wish they were even warmer.

Boots are extremely comfortable, are a great height for doing outdoor barn chores / being in snow, and the insulation is incredible. Have had o issues with waterproof - they keep feet dry and warm. The only complaint is the traction - it is poor for winter weather / any remotely slippery conditions other than fluffy snow / dry ground (rain is fine but wouldn’t wear them near mud that could be slick, slick snow, and ice is difficult).