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[Sea Dangles]

I am very happy with my Muck Arctic boots for winter/shoveling/ice fishing duty.Warm,dry and comfy.

[JackK]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

I am very happy with my Muck Arctic boots for winter/shoveling/ice fishing duty.Warm,dry and comfy.

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[piemma]

I wear Red Wing loggers. Treated them with mink oil. Waterproof, warm as toast (too warm above 32 degrees) and lots of support working in the woods cutting. Pricy though $185

[Rockfish9]

If you want warm... dry comfortsble feet for ice fishing, you cannot beat Muck boots( unless you find an old pair of Arm surplus "mickey mouse" boots)... I have a pair of Muck Artic pro.... I've used them under every condition from -10 to fall fishing in the boat.... they are warm with minimal socks..poly pro liners and LIGHT wool blend socks will keep you comfortable in any weather becasue they extend above the calf.. slush and snow conditions like i fished in all weekend is no issue.. my old Sorrels would have rolled over and died 10 minutes into the day.... i also recomend a Peet boot dryer... pop them on the dryer at the end of the day and plug it in... the next moring you'll have warm DRY boots to start the day... the remain oder free because the bacteria has no moisture to grow on..

[OLD GOAT]

Originally Posted by Rockfish9

If you want warm... dry comfortsble feet for ice fishing, you cannot beat Muck boots( unless you find an old pair of Arm surplus "mickey mouse" boots)... I have a pair of Muck Artic pro.... I've used them under every condition from -10 to fall fishing in the boat.... they are warm with minimal socks..poly pro liners and LIGHT wool blend socks will keep you comfortable in any weather becasue they extend above the calf.. slush and snow conditions like i fished in all weekend is no issue.. my old Sorrels would have rolled over and died 10 minutes into the day.... i also recomend a Peet boot dryer... pop them on the dryer at the end of the day and plug it in... the next moring you'll have warm DRY boots to start the day... the remain oder free because the bacteria has no moisture to grow on..

Love those Micky Mouse boots, unless your driving a foreign carwith the peddles close together

[spence]

Originally Posted by OLD GOAT

Love those Micky Mouse boots, unless your driving a foreign carwith the peddles close together

Ha, I used to drive my 5 speed Audi with size 13 Simms wading boots on. Wasn't easy...
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[Guppy]

Originally Posted by Rockfish9

If you want warm... dry comfortsble feet for ice fishing, you cannot beat Muck boots( unless you find an old pair of Arm surplus "mickey mouse" boots)...

LOL No thanks on the Mickey Mouse boots,,, stopped wearing them late 60's,,, gave m back to Uncle Sam 😃😃

[Rockfish9]

Originally Posted by Guppy

LOL No thanks on the Mickey Mouse boots,,, stopped wearing them late 60's,,, gave m back to Uncle Sam ����

Yup... I believe the word we used to discribe them was "clodhoppers"... they were almost like wearing snow shoes.. the Mucks are much more stream lined and 1/3 the weight... if you want more muck boot testimionials go on iceshanty and do a search...

[WESTPORTMAFIA]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

I am very happy with my Muck Arctic boots for winter/shoveling/ice fishing duty.Warm,dry and comfy.

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