Any good brand of women’s waterproof muck boots?
May 19th, 2007 | by admin |
Cicily♥ asked:
I really like my dad’s Servus XTP Steel Toe boots, but they don’t come in women’s sizes. Does anyone know of a good pair of waterproof muck boots that aren’t soely for winter. I want a pair to use around the barn, for mucking out stalls, wading into creeks (but just knee high), and could also be used as rainboots. Just light and simple, but with reinforced toe if possible.
I was just looking at the wellies, but they didn’t seem to have any with the reinforce toe. Do you recommend a certain type of wellies?
Tags: Dad, Muck Boots, Reinforced Toe, Servus, Steel Toe Boots, Waterproof Boots, Wellies, Women Boots, Xtp
By 1,024 Lusitano Epiphanies on May 19, 2007
Hunter’s Wellington boots (”wellies”)are the best. They are pricey but will last a gazillion years.
Considering they appear to be somewhat “in” right now, you may be able to find either something comparable in a lower price range, or else benefit from their eventual fall from style on eBay.
By Ajierene on May 20, 2007
I used to own a pair of cheap, rubber riding boots. They were very waterproof and were great for mucking around – bad for riding.
Like these:http://www.statelinetack.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=SLT650901%20600
What made them bad for riding is the rubber boots really don’t let you flex your ankle much so it is hard to keep your heels down.
By Jillian F on May 23, 2007
If you are looking for a pair to muck around in as well as ride in then try welligtons. They are pricey but they also last a long time.
If you are looking for a pai just to muck around in then just visit your local tack shop and pick a pair that isnt to pricey but isnt to cheap.
Happy hunting for your boots!
By haev17 on May 26, 2007
Muck Boot Co. has nice ones. They’re kind of expensive but they’re nice and last forever. They have some type of elastic around the top so your pants underneath don’t bunch up and are heavy duty rubber outsides with comfortable fabric on the inside. Many lengths too. (6″, 10″, 15″ etc.) Keep your feet warm for winter but won’t overheat them in the summer. Waterproof and I think washable, even just to hose the chunky mud and manure off.
By GilaJenMo on May 27, 2007
Look for Ariat Terrain waterproof riding boots. However, they are ankle high, lace up and may not be able to go into a creek. Maybe Mountain Horse makes a good boot for that.
By fierobev on May 28, 2007
Do you have a TSC store in your area? Their store brand boots, Northern, (they are a navy blue color) are awsome! I wear them CONSTANTLY and even ride in them if the weather is bad. I usually get a new pair every spring and the cost is under $20 so it’s easy to do that. They keep my feet dry, they aren’t steel toed but they are very firm in the toe, and they even have a nice little nub on the heel I feel helps with keeping slide on spurs in place. I highly recommend them based on cost and quality.