The Original Muckboot Company

I had been promising myself a pair of really good walking Wellies for some time, and after some research decided on a pair of Muckboot Derwents. They were described as being suitable for 'yard' work and for walking. When they came I was delighted as they were comfortable, warm and waterproof, and the easy-to-turn-down tops made them ideal for summer walking also. However, after wearing them just a few times (less than 20 hours use), I noticed considerable wear on the heels. My boots and shoes do not normally wear badly and I had my my last pair of wellies for at least 10 years without serious wear. When I examined the heels of the Muckboots, they seem to be made of foam ...  Read the complete review

I was bought a pair of these 2 years ago, and my pair are still going strong. I wear them around the yard horse riding in the winter a few times a week and absolutely love them. While everyone else is complaining about their freezing feet and boots with holes in them I have my muck boots that arn't only incredibly waterproof they're also extremly warm. With these, I wear a pair of regular socks and this keeps my feet toasty warm in conditions as bad as -3 (or there abouts). I haven't been able to find colder conditions than that but I'm sure that two pairs of regular socks past that wouldn't be a problem. I really do reccommend these boots, they're ...  Read the complete review

We use the muck boots at our job and they are great, but recently we are questioning them in a safety issue, the Electro Static Disapating? and any other electrical issues associated with this boot.

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Looking after horses through the winter months has its major downsides. Firstly there's the added expense for feed, hay, bedding, rugs etc. If you work full time you rarely see your horses in daylight and on top of this there are the wet, wind, cold and mud to also contend with! The thought of 'Why do I do this?' is constantly in my mind!! So after what seemed like my 50th pair of standard wellingtons split through the sole resulting in me having to use carrier bags as socks yet again, I decided to treat myself to a nice new pair of boots for the winter months. As a regular on a lot of the equine forums, I'd heard/read a number of people talking about Muck ...  Read the complete review