Men’s Mid Camo Bogger Rubber Boots Waterproof Rain Hunting Shoes

I am not sure when Muck boots became the new Prada or Via Spiga, but I'm just a country boy who needs some mud boots, and I'm not paying $150 for them. These are not designer Italian loafers. I need something that keeps my feet warm and dry, and keeps the wet and muck out. These are lightweight, comfortable, easy to get on and off, and do the job. They are every bit as good as Muck boots, and they are reasonably priced. AS THEY SHOULD BE. You can buy four pairs for the cost of Muck. I hope Sportsman's Guide continues to sell them at this price point, because regular Joes like me won't pay designer prices for rubber boots. Just in case, I bought two pair. Last pair I purchased lasted about 5 or 6 years before I got a crack. Still good for working in as long as I don't step in a big puddle or cross the creek. I call that a win, because these are for working on the farm, not for putting on your mantle or in a lighted display case. buy yourself a couple pair. They last well, but not forever.

Ordered in May 2025 & used them for 1st Time on 1-31-26 when the Snow Storm hit in Western NC-We got 5-6" of Snow. My Feet measure 10.5" so I ordered the Pair in size.11 & they fit perfectly with just everyday Sox with no slipping of Your foot moving around inside the Boots as they are made to hug Your feet. I was out in the Snow for a good while "surveying" the situation & My feet stayed warm & dry with the Sox I mentioned. The only drawback I have with them is the ridges on the bottom of the soles for traction. They are ample for non slippage, but if they would have made the strands thicker/deeper it would have given them better traction IMO. Good Boots though as they seem well made. Giving them 4.75 Stars if they last. Best, PawPaw C

I bought thse for light outdoor work and taking the dog out. They slide on and off easily. I wore them on an 11 hour shift, woth thick socks, and they were comfortable enough. The treads are easy to keep clean.

True to size, needs a steel foot plate for 5 stars. Otherwise perfect boot for early season down to 40deg.

real comfortable , good fit , delivered fast and purchased at a fair price.

I'm shorter 5'5 so these were perfect and comes up half way up my calf. Waterproof and hold up well when I go hunting, walking through mud and marsh. Traction is good, nothing to complain about. Very light weight and comfortable. I went 1 size up on my second pair, I like to wear thicker socks during winter hunting in MN. I do not recommend wearing these in temps lower than 40f, your toes will get cold. I really like these for the price, I've bought two pairs.

These aren’t muck boots. They’re not as thick or as durable. So don’t expect them to be. I got them so I’d have one specific pair that’s used just to go out my chicken coup. I’ve used them all winter and so far they’ve been great. Not very warm, but certainly adequate to go out to the coup and do chores for 30 mins or less.These are a great cheap boot for light work. I don’t think I would buy these to work all day in them, though. I just don’t think they’d hold up nearly as well as a muck boot or lacrosse boot.

Why I bought them:I do a lot of fall and early spring fishing from a small boat in the northeast. There is nothing worse than fishing with wet feet in 30 degree weather and this will ruin a day quickly. I need to be able to launch my canoe or kayak without getting my feet wet and these do the trick.My Thoughts:They are warm and comfortable and fit nicely and as expected. I’m size 12 and purchased a size 12 and they fit. I can now wade a bit and launch my boat without wet feet. They are a bit snug in the mid section so if planning to hike or hunt isn’t then I would recommend good padding on the leg to prevent blisters etc. I’m launching a boat and sitting, standing so these are perfect.I can’t speak to how durable they will be over time compared to most other brands but they passed my check for what I needed this year.