MUCK Women's Arctic Sport II Mid Boot

Fits good. Comfortable as they can be as they are new boots and warm.

These are great ! With a good pair of socks, they are very warm boots with great grip on the ground and snow. Compared with boots I have had before as year round boots, these are my favorites! Easy to slip into, right height for mud or 5 inches of snow and always warm and comfortable! Get a pair……! You’ll really know what I mean then !

Best winter boots I have ever purchased! Wore them over 8 hours the first day without any discomfort. Keep my feet very warm (with a light wool sock) and dry in the harsh Midwest winters. Can walk on ice with confidence, not having to worry about slipping and sliding around. Easy to slip on and take off after wearing a few times (were pretty tight at first.) Normally wear an 8 1/2 and sized down to an 8. Love them so much I purchased a second pair. One thing to note is that the colors on-line look nothing like the actual boot colors. The "brown" boot itself is not light brown like it depicts, more like a mossy green/camo color. The fabric top portion is brown. The "wine" boot is darker than what is depicted on line.

Superior product for our neck of northern Michigan. Perfect height. Comfortable to wear. Great for keeping properly dressed feet warm and toasty! Feel safe wearing boots in winter conditions, big factor for us at 75. Consider purchasing boot removing platform so you do not have to bend over. Good for all one's boots.

This is my 2nd pair of Muck Arctic Sport Mid boots and I LOVE LOVE LOVE these!! They are so durable and warm, and are easy to wash off because they’re waterproof. They have great traction to keep me from slipping on ice. And mostly, I love the fit. Unlike some of the other brands, they feel like they are foot-shaped and have a bit of flexibility in the ankle area that makes them comfortable to walk in. They also have a slightly loose fit, which allows for wearing thick wool socks for ultimate warmth.

They do work good to keep my feet noticeably warm but the most disappointing thing is that my feet literally freeze if I am squatting for any length of time, like more than a minute or two. I think the material just compresses on the top of my toes and transfers all the cold to them. I wanted to mention this temperature transfer but must also mention that I do have Reynaud's so my feet tend to be significantly colder than most. Because of my cold issues, I was willing to pay for a quality pair of boots that would keep my feet warm when outside for hours. These do work okay but really not that great given the $120+ price tag. The boots do seem to run just a little large but that is a good thing for winter boots. Wearing snug boots with thick socks gave me chillblains and tissue damage a few years ago. Now, every winter, I get chillblains if my feet get too cold. The extra roominess with this pair helps with keeping my feet warmer and chillblain free. I usually wear a 7.5 but ordered an 8 and have plenty of room for extra thick socks. They do feel too big if wearing super thin or no socks but not so much that I can't walk in them, it's just enough to be awkward and kind of annoying. I really wanted to LOVE them but, honestly, I just like them given how much I paid for them. I will pay for quality and these are quality boots, just not quite what I was hoping for given the reviews. Amazon now has some for $69 though and they are totally worth that price! Public service announcement, as shared with me by doctor... Snug, cozy, and warm feet are not happy feet. Roomy and cozy feet are warm and happy feet. I'm an avid reader and somehow missed this information my ENTIRE life. Please order roomy boots and save yourself from this annoying and painful condition!

Very comfortable from moment put them on. I wear my muck boots everyday all day on the farm so they take a lot of abuse! Keep my feet warm and dry, highly recommend.

very warm in single digit winters, good for rain and snow and feet stay completely dry. I have larger calves so was worried about these fitting over my calves/getting them on and off but they fit fine with some extra space and go on and off easily. I would recommend tall socks or leggings underneath as the front upper part rubbed my shin raw the first time I wore them, but no blisters or discomfort in the foot area after wearing them all day at work and walking around in them.