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#MUCK WORK BOOTS PLUS#

On a rainy day in the summer, I usually choose a shorter and lighter rain boot to keep my feet from getting soggy. I have a small collection of muck boots that I use for different purposes on my farm. Some are comfy and insulated, and some are pretty bare minimum and provide a waterproof lining and barely anything else. Muck boots come in a variety of styles! Some are short, and some are tall. Or, if you’re like me, just let the muck dry and let the dirt clumps fall off all on their own. When you’re trekking through mud or critter poo, being able to hose down your boots is a mandatory option. What is a muck boot? A muck boot is rubber and waterproof and keeps your feet clean and dry. And muck! If you live anywhere with precipitation or keep livestock, muck boots are a must on the farm. They’re perfect whether you’re harvesting your first bunch of romaine lettuce or kale yield of the season. They’re also convenient – and keep your toes dry. I love wearing rubber boots because they are the comfiest. Come rain or shine, these RHS endorsed ankle boots will leave you in foot heaven.Not all boots make good farm boots! One of the most vital things I look for in farm boots is waterproofing and slip-resistant soles. The versatile rubber outsole holds in muddy conditions, yet sheds dirt quickly and efficiently. These garden boots feature 4mm neoprene, making any garden chore an enjoyable one, along with breathable air mesh lining keeping your feet cool on warmer days. Whether you're relaxing in the garden or pulling up weeds, this ankle boot is ideal for unpredictable weather and perfect for slipping on and off for ease. We're extremely proud to be the only gardening footwear endorsed by the Royal Horticultural Society and have created a range of stylish boots in beautiful botanical prints inspired by the RHS Library. Estimated max calf circumference 40.5cm.Hard-wearing outsole designed for optimum use on firmer surfaces.Mid-height with reflective pull-tab for easy on and off.The 5mm neoprene makes these boots lightweight and flexible, with breathable air mesh lining to keep you cool on warmer days.

#MUCK WORK BOOTS PLUS#

The upper is reinforced in both the toe and heel area, plus additional arch support giving you the protection you need. These mid-height work boots feature a rubber overlay and quick cleaning sole, allowing you more time to get on with the important stuff. The Chore Classic is a reliable wellington boot with its rugged and dependable design. You can guarantee that our best-selling Chore collection provides the comfort and protection that a work boot needs, to handle the toughest of jobs.

Hard-wearing outsole designed for optimum use on muddy surfaces.

Lightweight EVA midsole for added comfort.

Calf-high rubber overlay for protection.

Fully lined with 5mm neoprene for flexibility.

These premium work boots have a rubber calf-high exterior which protects against sticks, rocks and scratches, and the air mesh lining lets your feet breathe whether you're out on the farm or trudging across frozen fields. The stretch-fit top-line binding stays snug around the calf to keep warmth in and cold out, with signature Muck Boot neoprene to keep you comfortable even in extreme conditions. The Wetland field boot is one of our best-selling wellington, keeping you warm, dry and protected in the muddiest and coldest of conditions.

Measurements based on a size 42, variations may occur across sizes.

Outsole designed for light duty use on firmer surfaces.

NZYM™ for odour control and moisture management.

bioDEWIX™ Dry antimicrobial footbed insert topcover.

Ankle height with pull-tab for easy on and off.

Fully lined with 4mm neoprene for flexibility.

Come rain or shine, these RHS endorsed ankle boots provide extreme comfort and practicality.

Whether you're relaxing in the garden or tending flower beds, our Muckster II ankle boot is ideal for unpredictable weather and perfect for slipping on and off for ease. We're extremely proud to be the only gardening footwear endorsed by the Royal Horticultural Society.