Men's Muck Muckster Low Shoe, MSL300, Green

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.

I love these for my husband and guys. They really liked them but now they are made differently. Much narrower. Less width room. Tight at top. I have looked every where and have not found a similar product..

I bought a pair of the ankle high boots, which are really comfortable and keep my feet dry. I was a little unhappy with how quickly the sole wore down on those (I did manage to get one whole season of daily dog walking out of them though.. so I guess I shouldn't complain) When it came time to replace them, I went with these lower profile shoes. I wore them twice. No problems. By the third wear, I developed a horrible blister, which left me hardly able to walk the end of my walk due to the pain. Upon closer examination of the interior of the shoe, I noticed a thick fabric seam going right down the center of the heel.(A seam that my first pair of the ankle boots didn't have) Now mind you...I am NOT by any means a shoe designer, but I wouldn't think you would need to be one to realize that seam is a recipe for total discomfort from the user. After just three wears, this shoe has been deemed unwearable by me, and will be going right in the garbage. Certainly NOT what I expect from the Muck Boot Co. Do yourselves a favor, buying public...and stear clear from this particular product.

I noticed that the bottom of the shoes appear to be burnt/charred in the middle of the sole. Why is this and will it ipact the durability of the shoe. Being familar with plastics and polymers this concerns me. tried to upload pictures and the link would not work.

Perfect shoes for slipping on and walking the dogs around the yard or out to the mailbox. My last pair lasted about ten years. Much more comfortable than that Maine hunting shoe. Will buy another pair in a decade, give or take.

Great utility shoe for bad weather, comfortable and easy to just slip on, they also look good for use everywhere.

Awesome for slipping on/off, waterproof, great traction, tough, durable, warm, and easy to clean, too. Wife and I each have a pair by the door.

I’m on to my second pair after wearing out the first working my garden. Always ready at the back door, they’re comfortable, keep your feet dry, and versatile accepting wooly socks or bare feet easily. My Muckster Lows are as an essential tool as my best spade and trowel.

I purchased the low sided Muck Shoe; I forget the actual name. Based on other reviews I ordered one size larger than the 12-year-old pair they replaced. Fit is perfect. Initially the top opening was a bit tight, but that resolved itself with about a dozen wearing's.

I love the low muckster shoe, comfortable, and waterproof.. Snow, water, garden stuff I will be wearing..

Third pair of these in the past 10 years. We keep coming back

The shoes are great. The last pair of low profile I owned I must’ve gotten maybe 15 years ago and though I had to let them go about a year ago there does seem to be some difference but I can’t quite tell what. Maybe it’s just me. I also wear mid-rise and full rise boots so Muck is a brand I 100% support.

I have had several pairs of these and they hold up well.

I ordered the same size as last time (several years ago) but they are clearly considerably smaller than my earlier pair. Disappointing. I hope the stretch a bit.