Boots

[Bulldog25]

Muck Woody Max

Irish Setter Rutmaster

Which would you choose?

 

[ThorThor]

Muck woody max Love mine.

 

[Mike Belt]

I've had several pairs of Mucks. I like mine.

 

[Coldfusion]

Just got rutmaster and have never had rubber boots fit so well. Insole feels like a tennis shoes and ankle it tighter so zero slipping. I've never tried mucks that fit well enough to justify the price. As soon as I tried on rutmaster I bought them. Go to Bass Pro and try both I say

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[bulld]

mucks are great, neither are all day hikers though, good stand boots

 

[FishnFed]

muck, woody max. love mine

 

[MickThompson]

I had some rutmasters and they were good. Great ankle fit and insoles as mentioned above. Never tried mucks.


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[Coldfusion]

Rutmaster hands down. Spent multiple days run and gun turkey hunting and my feet were fine. These actually fit with no heel slip and I wear a 13 so that's big for me.

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[TennSportsman]

I wear the rutmaster 2.0 insulated for treestand hunting and uninsulated for turkey season. Super comfy for a rubber boot but with it having a nice footbed comes more weight to the boot. They are heavier than other rubbers but more comfortable. I've never used Muck, but I have used Lacrosse which were quite a bit lighter. Overall, I would stick to the Rutmaster 2.0's.

 

[Coldfusion]

My rutmaster are also 2.0. I used to use some insulated leather upper with rubber bottom boots, idk the brand, with thick wool lining. I think weight is comparable of these two. I can't say about weight of the mucks. I wear 13 and am flat footed with smaller ankles so alot of boots slip on my heal bad. I've never found mucks that fit well. Rutmaster are right to put on and take off but they hold in place while on. No blisters from loose ankles with these.

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[280longshot]

Irish Setter rutmaster

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[ruthunter]

Are the rutmaster good in cold temps. Been using lacrosse 1200 and 1500 grams, no problem with my feet getting cold. But at 48 the weight of these boots have my knees aching at night. Looking for warmth and maybe lighter weight

 

[Team Browning]

Muck. I've got the shoes that I've had for years. Perfect for yard work. I've got the boots. Great for hunting. My cousin just did a hunt in the Yukon. He asked before going what the guides wore. Mucks or similar product.

 

[Rakkin6]

I like them both, use the Irish Setters during turkey season and I have a pair of the Muck Field Blazers for deer. And there is definitely mo heel slip in the Irish Setters. First few times taking them off was a little work lol.

 

[RobDooley]

Muck. I have the Artic pro and love them. Lacrosse close second.

 

[iowavf]

Muck. I have the Artic pro and love them. Lacrosse close second.

That's what I have and can say they're the warmest boots I've found and very comfortable for walking in. If I'm walking a longer distance to sit somewhere and it's cold, I'll roll the tops down to let some of the heat out while walking in.

 

[southernhunter]

Love my woody max just order a pair of muck excursion pro mid

 

[Teacher]

Muck. I have the Artic pro and love them. Lacrosse close second.

That's what I have and can say they're the warmest boots I've found and very comfortable for walking in. If I'm walking a longer distance to sit somewhere and it's cold, I'll roll the tops down to let some of the heat out while walking in.

Bought a pair of new, not army surplus, Mickey Mouse boots several years ago. My feet have never gotten cold wearing them. My feet do get cold in my Mucks when temps hover around 30. Mucks wear very good to me but don't keep my toes warm.

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[Specializedjon]

Mucks

 

[Westnvol89]

I have muck but would like something the breaths so I don't sweat as much


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