Muck Boot Company Woody Marsh Hipper Boots - Waterproof, Insulated (For Men and Women)
Closeouts. Whether trudging through a swampy marsh or through tall, rain-soaked grass, Muck Boot Company's Woody Marsh hipper boots keep you and your pants dry. The hip-length denier overlay begins at the ankle of a waterproof rubber boot with a heavy-duty outsole and comfort-minded interior support and cushioning.
Average Rating based on 3 reviews
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Reviewed by Coyote Catcher from Upstate, NY on Friday, November 04, 2011If you have ever tried Muck boots then you know they are incredibly warm. These have a pair of boots with a wader attached about mid-shin so if you have large calves and regular Muck boots don't fit then these probably won't work out too well. The wader part is much more flexible than rubber waders, so folding them down is a little akward -- there are snaps attached to the front and back of boot and wader to hold them in place properly when folded down. The top of the wader opening is VERY generous, and has a clip attached to clip them to your belt to keep them up (they stay up very well without it). The sizing is my only issue - I wear a woman's 8 and the size 7 boot is MUCH bigger than this.... my sister is an 8.5 and they are big on her too. I would have gotten them in a 6 if it was available. Wader material seems very durable, and is flexible enough that walking is not a chore. I would buy these again.
- Best Uses: Fishing, Trapping
- Cons: Co-ed sizing
- Pros: Seem durable, Snaps hold waders to boot, Warm
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Reviewed by Tyler from Central, PA on Tuesday, September 20, 2011These boots are great, extremely comfortable. I will buy Muck Brand again!
- Best Uses: Great for Duck Hunting, Great for marshy areas, Wading, Walking through Brush
- Cons: Noisy
- Pros: Comfortable, Durable, Lightweight
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Reviewed by JD Waterfowler from Kaysville Utah on Monday, September 12, 2011Don't be afraid to buy. They are very well made and look like they could last a life time.
