They are great boots BUT they no longer make 1/2 sizes. My 10+ year old pair finally gave up the ghost but now can not get a pair that fits. Had a 11-1/2 but an 11 is too small and a 12 is too big. Going back with duct tape and silicon for now.

I got a pair of these for Christmas and loved them, so I immediately bought another pair for my boyfriend's birthday. We are both outdoors working horses (he's a horse trainer) and taking care of a barn/pastures regularly. We both wear them all the time. They are completely waterproof, have held up great to mud and water, fit great, and are super comfortable. My only complaint is that they're too hot when the weather is warm--but that makes them perfect for winter (when it's always muddy and wet!). I would definitely buy again.

I have a pair of the taller camo Muck boots that I love for hunting, so when these were on sale I jumped on them. These have been comfortable to wear even in warm weather. Traction is good but not as good as hiking boots. They are mid length so they are too short for wet tall grass. Fit is great and they are a little easier to get on and off than higher boots. As with any other boot, get them well in advance to air out before wearing them deer hunting. I wore my other boots a year before going on stand with them. Baking soda will help tame the smell of using a bee smoker (Google it).

Comfortably avoid wet feet

I have the Muck Arctic Sport mid and the Jobber ankle cut and they both fit my foot PERFECTLY. I am a 10.5 wide so I buy 11D men's which is the closest available. These seemed narrow and squeezed my foot the first time I put them on. But after a few hours wearing them, they are very comfortable after all. I can wear them all day in wet weather. I live in Alaska and they are warm enough for spring and fall, yet not too warm in summer. This mid size are easy to step into without having to hold them up with one hand.

The only thing you have to be careful of is the heel. It is pretty smooth. I have slipped and fell a few times going downhill on wet soil. Right on my bottom. The entire sole is rather soft so If you do a lot of hilly hiking over rocks or roots I'd probably recommend a boot with a more aggressive sole. A big plus of this model is the light weight, which doesn't tire you out like a heavy boot. These are like waterproof tennis shoes. Very nice.

like em a lot, have had several pairs of the muck boots, no complaints so far. These have softer rubber compound than the field blazers I just wore out after about 3 or 4 years of hard use. Like it. Get better traction with these, but likely less wear than with the field blazers. Also have some chore boots they are great as well. No problems highly recommend, size fits true for me I wear a 10.5 shoe, I order size 10 for summer wear boots and size 11 for winter wear boots with thick socks. All good.