Men Men's Arctic Ice Insulated Boot + Vibram Arctic Grip A.T.

It is extremely difficult to take off I don’t even want to use them because of this

Good fit but cold feet near freezing temps. The tops are tight on a heavy weight person so I roll the top down. Good sole grip though.

Like the Vibram Sole. The heel could be tighter. They do not stand up to the temp rating, only slightly better than my other Muck boots, still cold feet.

I'm replacing these after 2 winters. 1 boot is perfect still, but the other boot failed the first winter. I probably should have tried to return or exchange them, but I always feel bad doing that with a product that has seen decent use. The garbage boot started leaking at a spot where it may have been cut. When it first happened I thought it just split. I really only use them in snow and cold (no water) so I pretty much just ignored it. But then after another month or 2 I developed a crack in the crease where your foot bends in front of your shin. It is now a gaping hole. I'm trying another brand. But honestly the reviews make me think it's all luck of the draw. So yeah, one boot is still doing awesome. The other not so much.

My sole separated from the upper...had to use glue to fix it. Very disappointed.

Bought a pair of the Muck Arctic ice within 6 months the lower sole came apart. ( Bass Pro warrantied them) the Next pair lasted about one hunting season. same thing the sole came off. I would Not recommend Muck boots at all.

I have owned dozens of boots, work, hunting, winter, etc. Muck boots are the best winter boot I have ever owned!

If you wear these boots your foot is not going to get cold or wet! I live in these boots for work about 12 hours a day and after trying many different brands this is by far the best.

Artic grip sole is a plus especially if go inside shop with concrete smooth finish

Comfort all the way. Will always have a pair for work and trapping

I pour these about 10 times and have cracked do not buy

These boots are designed to last one season max with regular use. The top of the boot where the foot meets the ankle ripped on both boots after one winter of daily use. I was able to get a replacement pair, but the company rep made me feel like I was ripping them off. Not surprisingly, the same tear occurred on the new boots in the same exact place and I’m officially done with this brand. The irony is the Vibram soles still looked new on both pairs, so I attribute the failures to garbage construction and materials used. Really disappointed since the quality seemed to be better in the past.

Weirdly, contrary to other reviews, my boots are in great shape after 2 years, but my issue with them is that, even with thick socks, my toes freeze up within minutes. I'm commenting for the women's Arctic b/c I can't find it on here anymore. If they kept my toes warm I would give these a 5 star rating. FYI, they are pretty tough to take off due to some suction.

Muck boots have always been some of the warmest and versatile boots out there for almost any need. These ones do not let that expectation down. Runs a little large but will fit perfect if you are wearing warm socks.

These are truly meant for the arctic as they are toasty. They run larger than actual size, have thick neoprene, and extra thick sole making them heavy for extended walking. The vibram treads are great. These will be good if you are stationary often but not for walking such as pheasant hunting. They were also too tight on my calves so I had to cut off the rest of the boot above the ankles. I then sewed sleeves made from wader goretex fabric and gluing them to the boot, secured with strong sticky duct tape. The boot is now much lighter and usable for extended walking through thick grass\cattail.