Women's Muck Arctic Sport II Tall, AS2T000, Black

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.

Our family is a Muck Boot Family and love them!! Including 2 teen age girls that wear the heck out of them. My lady friend has probably killed 60 deer, all wearing Muck Boots. Do you think we like them?

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?

I had the same pair for 8 years before they finally gave out - Wearing them 4-6x weekly each winter in temps between -10 and 30 degrees. They keep feet warm and dry while mucking stalls and doing livestock chores. 10/10 would recommend - Not great for really flat feet, but I put custom inserts in and never had a problem after wearing these consistently.

Wore them through winter work with bama insoles, even with the insoles my feet were cold and wet every day. Did not hold up to cold winter weather.

I've had mine for several years now. I love them. They've kept me warm and dry through the winters in NYC. The only minor issue I've had with them is when there's a lot of ice on the ground. Most sidewalks are salted here, so this hasn't been a huge deal for me. My boots have held up to a lot of schlepping through the city!