Men's Muck Muckster Low Shoe, MSL300, Green

I have been through three pairs of mud shoes that look like a Muck boot and the soles always start leaking and wearing out. The Muck Boot cost more, but the soles are substantially thicker and have better traction. I can work outside or go walking in the woods and I don't feel every rock that I step on and I can wash the car without finding water coming in through a crack in the soles. So far, very pleased with the quality of the boot.

I have worn multiple pairs of Mucksters previously and been pleased with them. There is not good traction on the new pair and they are unsafe on smooth surfaces..

My husband slips into these shoes for all he does in the garden. They are worn for hours every day. He is always busy doing things that requiere waterproof and comfort.

I bought this shoe to wear around the yard when the ground was wet. It works great as long as you don't walk through deep puddles.

Opening is too narrow, making boots hard to put on quickly.

Exactly what I needed for regular gardening and dog walking. Comfortable. Resiliant.

I have been really enjoying the comfort and waterproofing that these shoes afford me. Walking my dog each morning after a rainfall, or just through dew soaked grass, used to be an uncomfortable experience, leaving my regular shoes waterlogged and my feet cold and wet. Now, however, thanks to the quality of construction of your Muckster Low shoes, I no longer have to worry about weather related problems when I am out walking. In addition, these shoes fit well, are comfortable and are easy to put on and take off There is one thing, though, that has come to my attention lately, and it has me a little concerned. Crease marks have suddenly appeared on the vamps of both shoes. At this point the marks seem to be only cosmetic, having only changed the color along the creases. Even though I liked the sleek appearance of the shoes before this happened, the marks haven't affected the integrity of the shoes. I am hopeful that they don't lead to a crack along the lines which could compromise their waterproofness.

I bought this several months ago to replace ones I had been given years ago. Still love them. Best product of its type on the market in my opinion.

I thought I could get these on with no hands with a puppy in my hands but no luck. They are fine as built but maybe too low and just not very comfortable. I know you are trying to do a shoe/boot thing but it doesn’t seem to work.

My second pair of boots and it is one of the great boots to wear out in the yard when I’m working? had a cabin up north in work a lot with the boats in the lake the docks. Slip on and off that she ever bought.

Great shoe for working in the yard. Waterproof and very durable.

I wear these almost daily and am really impressed with the durability of the upper part of the shoes. I had several pairs of the other leading brand whose uppers all cracked after couple months. The material of the soles is pretty soft so I have to periodically apply Shoe Goo to the soles to keep them from wearing through.

I have worn these Muck boots daily for years. They are comfortable, waterproof and perfect for inclement weather. Like anything, they eventually wear out; this is my third pair.

Best garden work shoes! This is my husband’s 3rd pair.

No complaints! Great shoes! You can walk-on wet surface without sliding. Not too hot on your feet in summer. Very satisfied.

The perfect slip-on barn shoe... comfortable, waterproof, and convenient.

This is my third pair of Muck 'shoes'. I have worn out the soles of the previous two pairs. My main use is volunteering in Community Gardens. Many many hours devoted to growing produce for food pantries. Yes, I do wear them at home to water the plants and do small amounts of yard work. They sure keep my feet dry. Would I purchase another pair from the Muck Boot Co? Absolutely!

This is my third pair and is an improved version. The fit perfect and wear well.

In less than a year, my Mucksters have developed splits and leaked through cracks that have developed on the exterior where the toebox and footbed articulate. I've worn Muck shoes for the past 10 years without this problem.

My husband loves his Mucks because he lives in the garden from late March to late November. This is probably his 4th pair. Thank you for making a comfortable, useful shoe that can take a beating.