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Sea-Election-9168 t1_jajvlq3 wrote

Muck boots get pulled off in deep mud. Get something tall with laces.

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zombienutz1 t1_jajx3ai wrote

Tractor Supply used to sell some inexpensive neoprene boots. I've had a pair for 5+ years.

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Commercial_Case_7475 t1_jakgdfw wrote

Muck boots are my main footwear for like 7-8 months of the year. As long as you dry them by the stove in the evening you'll avoid having swamp foot

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butt3rbuck t1_jaklofo wrote

A comfortable pair of sneakers for wearing on the plane to fly somewhere else for two weeks.

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No-Ganache7168 t1_jaktxbb wrote

I wore llbean boots for 20 years until they wore out. Now I wear a pair of yellow rubber boots from Target bc they make me feel happy

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VeetzVino t1_jal4tcp wrote

Adidas Terrex Free Hiker. They are amazing. Waterproof and so comfortable. I wear them fall through spring.

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LenVT t1_jaml2xv wrote

Replying to mr_raymond_chen (#2,141,022)

Absolutely. Muck boots with fiber embedded in the neoprene lining so you can easily slip them on and off. They don’t have to be expensive. Maybe put in some foam insoles too. Only place I found them near Burlington was Tractor Supply.

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RZRPRINCESS t1_jampinb wrote

I have several pairs of mud boots, I like bogs for the barn, Xtra tuffs for everyday and blundstones for work.

I don't care for mucks but everyone swears by them, and they do have a decent warranty.

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GraniteGeekNH t1_jamqq7s wrote

Replying to zombienutz1 (#2,141,086)

dang - I wear mine out every year (some sort of crack appears that lets in water) and it's not like I'm a real farmer. I must walk weird or something. I've tried several brands and it doesn't really seem to matter.

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