Best Muck Boots?

After probably thousands of miles of walking in my last muck boots, they have about bit the dust.

I got a pair of Noble Outfitters muck boots about 8 months ago, and they were great… but I was very hard on them. Part of me wants to think they should’ve last longer before there was splitting (now when I step in mud, it leaks into my boots…) but another part says that no muck boot could’ve withheld that abuse.

Here are the ones I have: http://www.doversaddlery.com/muds-tall-boot/p/X1-380260/

Does anyone have any recommendation of a different kind that have lasted you or you think would be better? Need something absolutely waterproof and for mud, mucking stalls, etc.

Thanks!

Bogs Plimsoll boots

http://www.zappos.com/bogs-plimsoll-tall

or if you don’t care what color you get you can pay half the price at 6pm.com
http://www.6pm.com/bogs-plimsoll-prince-of-wales-tall-olive

Muck Boot Brit Colt. Too bulky to ride in, but great snow and mud boots. Horrific winter here and feet never got cold or wet. Got a great deal on new ones on eBay a couple of years ago.

I swoon over my Muck Boots. Seriously. When I was a girl I wouldn’t get out of the creek and I would always come inside soaking wet, not sure why I was obsessed with that creek, so my mom got these for me and not once did I get wet! (Unless I went into the deep parts where the water was way deep…:D)

As an adult I still love mine. Keep my feet warm and dry every winter!

I had these Mudruckers for about 8 years.

I finally replaced them this winter because, well, really no good reason. I just wanted some new, less smelly muck boots. They’re now my backups (that I keep at the barn for quick stop-ins when I’m in work clothes :lol:) and I now I have a pair from the “Original Muck Boot Company”. Basically the same idea and I can’t say that I prefer one over the other, except that I’ve only had the new ones for about 6 months.

I own a shorter pair of Boggs that I got on sale. They’re so comfortable I would wear them for non-horse purposes in the winter…but I spare my non-horsey friends that smell in a closed car!

I have the Muck Boot Reign Mid and I LOVE THEM. http://www.muckbootcompany.com/product/Womens-Reign-Mid-Equestrian-Boot/WEQUEST

I have them in brown and purple and black. I got the brown pair in October and wore them constantly! Walking the dog, going to and from work, hiking, barn chores, riding - they are my “go to” boot.

Now why do I have two pairs? The brown pair got a split in them. It wasn’t really noticeable - my feet got a bit damp but I thought I was just sweaty! But I contacted the company and they sent me another pair of boots, no questions asked. VERY happy. I still wear the brown boots, and now I have a second pair for really wet days or when I plan to go stand in a steam with the dog.

I ride in mine and they are great. I use them both western and english. If I was doing any “real” riding I would put on boots and half chaps, but for your average wtc flat ride they work just fine.

I have Kamik Olivias and the rubber is soft enough that it doesn’t seem like it would split very easily. I got a farrier’s nail through the bottom of my last pair so can’t say for sure how long they will last, but I like them enough that I went back and got another pair.

Thanks for everyone’s input. I found these bogs that are cheaper… think these would be just as good?

https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/bogs-classic-high-boot-9189

Be careful with handles on the Bogs, OP… Mine wore out. They started pulling and the neoprene started coming apart. I had them for a couple of years before that happened though.

From what I’ve heard from people with bogs, they are okay but not great. They do the job, but nobody LOVES them.

I just have to throw in a recommendation for the Noble Equine MUDS boots!!! They are literally the most comfortable mud boots I’ve ever worn. Much more flexible than Muck Brand, and they have a winter version and a summer version.

http://www.nobleoutfitters.com/products/muds-stay-cool-womens-high