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Which lightweight Muck boot

deerhunter93

deerhunter93

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I'm looking to get another pair of boots and am leaning towards rubber boots. I have a pair of Muck woody max and like them but they are warm for turkey hunting and early season. I tried on some lacrosse rubber boots but they didn't fit my foot right.

Does anyone have Muck fieldblazers/rangers/chores/wetlands/or any other lightweight Mucks that they like? I want a boot that is OK to walk in but that's not the main purpose of a rubber boot.

Any thoughts or suggestions?
 
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I have the Muck Arctic Sports and wear them non stop all winter long without my feet ever getting cold. The foam pad is very comfortable on my feet! FWIW...

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I have a pair of the black chore mucks for spring turkey hunting and shed hunting on warmer days and love them! Have a pair of the artic pros for the colder days also! Muck makes a hell of a boot! If your around the waterloo area there is an Amish shop by hazelton/ littleton that carry muck boots and you can get the artic pros for 100$... 160 at scheels and I believe I paid 70 for my muck chore boots!!
 
Wetlands are good boots. I have used them for years. Only issue is the heel inside wears thru for me. Then they are uncomfortable to wear.
 
I really like my Woody Max boots and they are in good shape. I am mainly looking at the chore, wetland, and fieldblazer. My dad has the fieldblazers and likes them but says the traction isn't great with them.

Does anyone else have any input?
 
I have the wetlands and LOVE them. I wear them ice fishing and shorter outdoor walks to cameras etc. if I hike all day I wear danners
 
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