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Arctic pro muck boots

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Kettle Proficient

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I have a pair of camucks from Steger mucklucks, love them. My feet never get hot or sweaty but never get cold either. Nice to have warm feet but not hot. Wear them ice fishing a ton and for being in the woods they are quite as can be.

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I've had a pair for 2 years also and love them. I use them ice fishing and deer hunting also. I would definitely get them again. I got mine new on hsolist from a reputable footwear seller and saved about $50 off retail.

I've tried a lot of other insulated knee boots and all have cracked at the bend point within a year. Pac boots are too bulky.

One thing Ive found out over the years that kind of surprised me at first is how boots are rated. I couldn't figure out how my feet would get cold even when my boots were rated for well -0. The ratings are active. Heck a guy could wear some pretty low insulated boots in cold weather if stomping around for grouse vs sitting still in a deer stand. That's two entirely different worlds😊

I don't know if they have changed but the one complaint I've heard is the lack of the little tab on the back of the heel making them a little tougher to get off. I just roll the top down half way. Before taking them off. Plus that way u can use them around deer camp, off and on in a snap

Enjoy the boots

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Kyle Mentor

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I have a pair of lacrosse alphaburly 1600gram boots. I have a few friends who have mucks and swear by them. I will say I think the mucks are more comfortable but haven't had the opportunity to wear them for more than a minute. I hate the weight of my lacrosse's, but am wondering if the mucks are as warm as the 1600grams of thinsulate in the lacrosse boots?

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I love my Arctic Pro, light,water proof and warm. Also easy on and off. The biggest thing is to buy the right size boot and wear the right type of sock. I wear a size 11 shoe so I got a 12 in the Mucks because I use heavy weight Wool whisking socks. My feet stay dry and warm. I have been using these for 2 years without any problems. Before that I had the Lacrosse Iceman. They where warm but heavy.

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I have a pair of lacrosse alphaburly 1600gram boots. I have a few friends who have mucks and swear by them. I will say I think the mucks are more comfortable but haven't had the opportunity to wear them for more than a minute. I hate the weight of my lacrosse's, but am wondering if the mucks are as warm as the 1600grams of thinsulate in the lacrosse boots?

mucks wont crack and leak after a year like all the Lacrosse boots I ever owned did

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To be fair, the ones BigDave was pricing at Gander were the Mossy Oak colored boots which are typically $30 more than the standard brown, which are around $165 at Gander.

About $135 with free shipping on evil bay is the best price I have seen for the brown ones. The best price for mossy oak I have seen is about $180.

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