An Alaskan staple in the commercial fishing industry, these boots will give you flexible, all-day comfort and the best protection against the broadest range of acids, corrosives, and contaminants. Each boot is made with our signature triple dipping technique, which creates a seamless barrier that is highly resistant to many and inorganic acids, chemicals and contaminants. Our latex neoprene is ozone resistant, and is softer, lighter, and far more pliable than ordinary rubber. Cushioned insoles with arch support help fight fatigue and stress on the legs and back. This Steel Toe version meets ASTM F2413-18 M/I/C EH and Canadian Standard CSA Z195-14 for added protection..
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An Alaskan staple in the commercial fishing industry, these boots will give you flexible, all-day comfort and the best protection against the broadest range of acids, corrosives, and contaminants. Each boot is made with our signature triple dipping technique, which creates a seamless barrier that is highly resistant to many and inorganic acids, chemicals and contaminants. Our latex neoprene is ozone resistant, and is softer, lighter, and far more pliable than ordinary rubber. Cushioned insoles with arch support help fight fatigue and stress on the legs and back. This Steel Toe version meets ASTM F2413-18 M/I/C EH and Canadian Standard CSA Z195-14 for added protection..
Have always worn Muck boots but a work sometimes we’d get a few pair of these. Only complaint really is the calf is narrow. Your pants HAVE to go on the outside of the boot or stay bunched up on top somehow which kinda negates the purpose of the boots. My main issue is that they aren’t easy to slip on without rolling the cuff down.
This was my 3rd paid of Xtratufs in 16 years. I have worn them in 3 different countries, worked in the oilfield with them, sat in -20 degree weather deer hunting in them, sawed and split countless cords of wood in them. They are the toughest boot that holds up to what my feet will throw at Earth.
Amazing product! These were recommended to me by long time tuf users— I got these for working in the woods long days and they are amazing! They gone through thick and thin, gotten stuck in mud, climbed mountains, etc, and they are holding up great. I didn’t expect something I use daily to last so well so far! My only gripe is that my feet get pretty sore due to the limited cushioning ability of these. I’ve tried stacking other soles into them however that induces slipping inside the shoe which is good for twisting ankles so I had to stop. With slightly less extreme use I know my feet would have no gripes, for it’s 5 stars from me!
Honestly, they’re fine for about a month or two, then the rubber breaks down and it stops being waterproof…
These boots should be the industry standard for brewers.
Quality materials, 12 hour shifts in the O&G industry is no problem with these boots.
Boots are good except for inside there is a seam that is not fully sewn. So when I pull my feet out they pull against that seam. It’s eventually going to cause issues also not happy that they are made in China or outside of America for that fact. I can tell you from experience that this is a big brand in Alaska and they don’t like it being produced outside of America either. This really sucks because I really like these boots and I have for years but unfortunately I don’t think I will be a return customer. I could of returned and exchanged them but I choose not to be use of the perceived hassle.
When these boots were made in the USA they were tough. Now they are not so much. Probably the last pair I will ever buy. I wore extra tuff boots for over 20 years living and working in Alaska, these new made overseas boots just don’t stack up.
Thin rubber material that tears easily, not work boot. I have only worn gently for 2 months once per week and already see a lot of wear and tear.
I love them more than my slides... they outperform my leather boots and composite toe is my best friend.
