MUCK Men's Arctic Pro Steel Toe Insulated Boot

Haven't even had them for a year and the sole is separating. I'm trying to do snow removal and it ends up being a 12 hour shift of SOAKED Feet

Got these a few months ago for New York winter field work and I will say the quality does not last very long. They kept me dry and warm for maybe 2-3 months then all of a sudden my feet started getting wet and cold. Would not recommend for intense wear. It was good while it lasted but my job only buys me one pair of boots a year and it didn’t even last me a season. Very disappointing for the price.

These boots are everything I hoped they would be. They are very warm and dry. They slip on easy but do not slip off easy.

The artic pros are nice. But I live in north Georgia, and at 34 degrees F my feet got cold on bottoms. Need more insulation on foot bed.

I buy a pair of these once a year. they're comfortable and they keep my feet warm. however the sole never stays on more than a year. It's inconvenient but until I find a more comfortable waterproof boot for the price, then these are what I will buy.

So comfortable and easy to just slip on whether I am going to the gas station, going trail walking or fishin with my daughter, or going to work these are must have if you live in the sticks or around mud. And the insulated ones I have here are perfect for winter.

What idiot decided to make a steel toed insulated snow/winter boot? Hello, steel gets cold and then the toes get cold...stupid. Ever heard of composites?

Perfect gift for my son. He works in the blistering outdoors. Keeps his feet warm and dry.

Boots are very hard to remove. Not sure why they got rid of the step tab on the heel to help push the boot off.

Always a need during the winter! A must have that never fails.