MUCK Men's Chore Cool Steel Toe Boot

Comfortable and cool on a several mile hike in 70 degree weather.

I am a Pipefitter, and used to wear thorogoods. Switched to Mucks for comfort, but they were too hot. Now these have been a game changer for me! I can wear them all year long! Doing heavy industrial construction in refineries, they tend last me about 1 year, with a couple insole swaps during. I am a size 9 in most boots and vans but a size 8 in Mucks

Perfect for warm weather - We buy these every time we need a new pair - they hold up good. Only reason to replace them in because they eventually crack in then ankle area as most do.

Absolutely love this boot. It’s my second par. I use them for working cattle in the wet and mud. They are cooler than any other neoprene boot I’ve ever had and have plenty of room. Very comfortable boot.

These boots are Very comfortable to wear all day long in the rain

Comfortable, cool and durable. I’m tough on boots, but my last pair lasted over 4 years. Worth every penny.

I recently bought a new tiller and decided I needed some "foot" protection. I have an old pair of Muck's but without the steel toe. I read some complaints that the steel toe made the boots slightly uncomfortable, but I wanted to be safe when operating my new tiller. I am working on a backyard project and wear them daily when running the tiller. They are comfortable and offer a lot of protection that older Muck boots don't offer.

These boots are phenomenal! Very comfortable in them all day, and I stay cool and dry.

I've always worn muck boots for last 5 years working in a mine doing fueling. They fit well and are comfortable for my 11 hour shift. However this pair, first day out of box split on the inside. Usually this happens months later. Not overly concerned unless they start peeling back but for the price of them looks like they would have a better solution

This is my second pair of Muck Boots. I've been using this pair for a month or so now In late winter/early spring weather. They have kept my feet dry while walking through streams and puddles and while working in deep mud. They have been comfortable on my feet at all times. I hiked six miles with them one day without getting a hot spot or any chafing which is quite good. I have felt no discomfort from the steel toe either. I did feel a chill thru them when being in cold water/mud for extended time so I wouldn't want to wear them I working in slush and snow. But that's what insulated winter weight muck boots are for! Conversely I have not had a chance to wear them when it's above 60 either so I can't definitively comment on the express cool' lining at this point.