Barn boots

I have 3 pairs of mucks with different treads that I have stashed different places (dumptruck, work truck, camper) and they are ok.

I bought a pair of bogs on sale and as long as they are available i won't buy another pair of mucks.

They go on easier, have handles to pull them on, and are so much more comfortable than any muck I have had.

I do have a really wide foot and it might just be me but I swear I don't want to take these things off at the end if the day.

Mucks are nice. So are Redwing 2233’s. I’ve been buying Twisted X pull on boots with decent luck.

I rarely use any rubber boots because hay will fall into them when feeding. So I just wear Twisted-X or Ariat boots with that tough sole in whatever is out there, water, mud, bone dry, whatever. Keep two pair and rotate 'em if one is too soaked.

Dunlop 14.99

And I expected to see a Barn Find near new pair of shiny Hi Point boots. Oh well. Continue on.

I have a few different boots but when it's mucky/muddy or snowing I wear my Sorrels. For most everything else I have a couple pairs of Keen slip ons that I rotate. They work for just about everything and feel like slippers, I wore them to a funeral a few weeks ago and now I'm shoveling shit in them.

Any Rocky boots.
Been a Mason for over 40 Years, work out in the elements all 12 months.
I was turned onto them when we finished up a Basement in knee deep mud/water in Michigan and a friend took his boots off, his socks were dry as he put them on in the morning.
Bought a pair next day....Never looked back.

Muck boots are now made by someone else. I have already tossed my 3 week old 130 buck mucks. They are now a joke, barely touch the side of a dozer track and they rip like a knife thru butter. Customer service was rude and pretty much said to bad, you wanna waste some more money.

X2 on bogs.....I wear them a ton in winter. Best snow ice traction I’ve ever felt!