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[@JamieHitt]

So I'm watching my six-year-old nephew for a couple of hours. Playing on the floor beside me with trucks. I finish watching this video, ...and check out the Muck site. "Whatcha reading?" So I read the boot description out loud. Still playing with trucks, he exclaims without even looking up, "I bet they're no good in lava." Everybody's a critic these days. Lol.

[@CanadianPrepper]

+Jamie Hitt Hes a 'what if ninja' in training, be sure to release him on preparedmind101 when hes ready

[@JamieHitt]

@@CanadianPrepper Right? But the sad thing is that, in our classes/presentations, we profess that the two most important words in prepping are "What if?", ...and that we ask that question to avoid ever asking the two worst words in prepping, ..."What now?". After what Tanner has been through over the years, ...I think it might be advisable to leave that part out of TPW. Lol.

[@stephenfeeney2966]

just goes To Show everyone is Born with Common Sense but Society has a way of beating it out of some People lol.

[@JamieHitt]

@Every Day Corey I grew up with red carpet in our basement rec room. I was like a frog leaping from couches to chairs to foot stools. Lol.

[@likethecolorgreen]

😂

[@mrbones3163]

Finnish army trains and fights in rubber boots, summer and winter (skiing compatible with felt liners), and some military posers laugh at us. Of course there are combat boots for when it fits the mission. But with all the lakes and swamps, we wear them from cradle to grave.

[@haanjamiis]

You guys even have probably the most famous rubber boots manufacturer in the world..Nokia :P But yes, we (80 km to south:) often wear rubber boots the same reason. Lots of swamps and moist areas.

[@mrbones3163]

@@haanjamiis Oh yes, the Nokias are a legend. I did my service back when the felt lined winter boots were introduced to the northernmost bases. Frostbites on the feet almost disappeared overnight, a real improvement. Can´t believe we made do with ww2 era jackboots and greatcoats well into the 80s!

[@SopaDeQuesoCaliente]

No one will be laughing at you when both sides are in a somewhat wet environment.

[@brentwest8873]

I swear way too many "men" these days are more worried about FASHION rather than FUNCTION. A bunch of wusses is what they are! Practicality is what should matter most. If it was done a certain way before (and worked well), then that proven way shouldn't change with the times, but sadly it does. They always gotta reinvent the wheel, as the saying goes. Corporate marketing targeting today's dumbed down generation is the biggest problem.

[@DilbeardAlbeard]

@@brentwest8873 Totally agree. Practicality is number priority, esthetics are always second.

[@TrueNorth906]

Damn civilization always gets in the way, that's ok it's gonna end soon, lol loving it

[@truckerhershey7042]

cant believe he said that. But I agree.

[@kevinredbearaddison4811]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 no filter!! 1000% true

[@codywohlers2059]

9:02 LOL

[@savagex466-qt1io]

Ah its ok dont worry. People have been saying that for all of time lol. Humanity keeps on trucking though :) Forward

[@XelaOso850]

Fractalverse beat me too it!

[@jtnoodle]

Every man needs a Survival Lilly

[@kevins1114]

"Once I was a boy, then I became a woman".... That should definitely earn the You Tube political correctness seal of approval!

[@freedomfighter1861]

They’ll probably sponsor this video.

[@tomcatt1824]

@Petrazenka 👍😃😹👍

[@patriciahibbert6139]

LOL LMAO that sounds normal today day and age

[@ITILII]

@@patriciahibbert6139 Fits right in with the (ab)normal idiocy of the left :-/

[@ulaso3989]

Dude, I like the videos where you're actually filming yourself and talking a lot better than the ones with stock images, huge fan of your channel, no disrespect just perspective. cheers.

[@BRUtahn]

Complains about civilization, says "it's ok, gonna end soon" In a video recommending a consumer product Lol just yanking your chain CP, love your work

[@thefalcon9536]

Greetings CP the Falcon here from wonderful Ferguson Missour... I was a advit leather boot Hunter ,my friends who had the big farms in Northern Missouri always showed up with a good quality Muck Boot, sitting in their deer stands, I joked with them about their big old rubber boots until I tried it, now I have a pair with a thin liner on a single wool sock, slightly oversized Muck Boot keeping out the moisture, keeping the blood flow going engaging the cold Sub Zero winds truly is the key, they work!!!

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

never had much luck with Muck boots, maybe I will give them another look =)

[@CanadianPrepper]

+OFF GRID with DOUG & STACY My first pair so far so good. By the reviews on Amazon I think it depends on the model you get. The mossy oak arctic get good reviews

[@sureyer6443]

awsome,best channel I can find,i speak spanish,and your helped me to be more prepared for whatever is comming thank you for everything,you deserve more

[@ChrisWilliam08]

I have a similar boot. Mine are Lacrosse, similar rubber/neoprene boot. Very durable. I absolutely love them. Here in Ontario we are seeing high 30°c weather, with little to no rain. So its these and my Crocs that Ive been wearing.

[@lightning4871]

Been having my Muck boots for years - they are great!

[@DonnaConrady]

AKA 'clammin' boots in Maine and just as many women have them as men :) You can get them with felt liners. Take it easy, Donna

[@lichking1951]

Also great for snow throwing through the slush in Maine.

[@humantiger72]

Yessah

[@obh7762]

my only boots (other than my bean boots of course)

[@oldmanstoner4153]

i'm glad you discovered Mucks! They are nice to have for wilderness an wet areas.

[@rockymntnliberty]

Canadian prepper, I'm with you 100% on this one. When I first saw somebody wearing a rubber boot and 25 below zero, I thought they were nuts. Now I wear Muck Boots six to eight months out of the year 10 to 14 hours a day. Basically you could say it is my standard work attire, an office worker might wear loafers as their standard shoe, out here in the oilfield it's Mucks. Because of the heavy wear and tear on my boots out in the oil field oh, I go through a pair about every year or so. When I Retire Repair for minor leaks and whatnot I patch him up a bit and then they become a backup boot to keep in a vehicle. Each of my three vehicles and my RV has a pair stashed in them. As you mentioned, they are more comfortable, and warmer then your most expensive work boots.

[@rockymntnliberty]

@Publik Channel I drive a truck in the oil field, and it is a much much better job can you oil field van driving over the road. I'm home every night, and make nearly triple what I was making driving over the road. A lot of the jobs just depend on what you're doing and where you're at, as far as how good a job they are. I really like my job I get out in the boonies of Wyoming. I mostly work alone but I see beautiful scenery and lots of wildlife everyday.

[@washguy5982]

Good high quality rubber boots are a must have in any Northern Climate. If you get a pair, you will be sold, absolutely the best must have outdoorsman product, from Northern New Hampshire

[@danbaldwin9846]

got a pair. deffenetly a must for preppers AND any farmers, beach goers, ect… I love mine.

[@doriskrieger849]

I'm a woman and mine looks just like yours which are mans boots. But I liked them so much I bought a pair 2 years ago

[@humblewarrior6585]

So you're a Wo...man...;-)

[@takiman1]

Yup, MuckBoots Arctic is my choice in the winter when it’s really cold.

[@johnganshow5536]

BF Goodrich Xtratuf rubber boots was what everyone wore in southeast alaska, I used them for hunting, hiking, etc.. They called them Juneau sneakers...

[@jackbarnes5589]

Oh, At first I thought it was the ability to walk on water.

[@cabinlife2347]

Got to agree ... good warm boots are an absolute must. Thanks for the review about how Muck boots are in all seasons. They're great ankle protectors for walking in the bush. Glenn & Maureen

[@ETuss713]

I worked in fleece lined steel toed muck boots for years on oil rigs in N.D., Colorado, Alaska, Midland....they flat out worked. Feet were warm, dry, and comfortable. They do get hot in warmer weather

[@scottiegreen1450]

I've had my muck boots 11 years now. I hunt ,fish, and wear them at work in the winter. Still going strong....

[@peterwoolliams1283]

Listen to the man!! Super slip-on comfortable foot ware. Arctic Sport, say goodbye to cold feet when standing around in the cold and wet! The best!!

[@selfretired3025]

Indispensable. I've had mine for years, worn my Chore Muck Boots out on the farm, walking in the woods, ice fishing, horseback riding in the winter, and snowmobiling. In really cold weather, as long as I kept moving (walking/working) my feet never got cold. Sooo comfy. I noticed yours right off in the first video with Lilly. Then I subbed & noticed this review. Love it.

[@kevendrover2442]

You are so right about those type of boots thanks always lots of info in your videos

[@l3eaver]

Got my 1st pair back in April and I must agree... very impressed with them for any and all of my outdoor footwear needs

[@waldo7873]

my son wears his muck Boots almost everyday and we live here in Tucson Arizona doesn't get below freezing but he still loves them to keep his feet comfortable

[@humblewarrior6585]

Mucks are the most comfortable boots Ive EVER put on my piggies ;-) And yes it was instant comfort for me too. No break-in period....I like to wear my in the shower so I dont get my feet wet ;-)

[@tomcatt1824]

What a novel idea 💡

[@tomcatt1824]

I normally wear a wet suit in de shower 2 keep from getting wet,,,but my feet kept getting wet ,, now thanks 2 U i no longer hv this problem..👍..

[@jdfoster418]

I’ve been wearing muck boots for about 8 years now. The best mud boot I’ve worn.

[@jabbawoods]

I wear mine in the in the winter! I used to deliver papers in them. Look for a soccer cleat sole.. AWESOME. I have Lacross Burley's.. LOVE THEM!

[@dannym7783]

Muck boots are awesome; I wear mine at the range during the mud season at the end of winter.

[@4kids3cats85]

They run $120 American here. I bought a pair for my winter boots years ago, as we get a huge snow/thaw cycle here. I've worn 'em at -25 to -35, and they do a good job at keeping warm to those temps, though at those temps, I don't tend to stay outside for very long, lol.

[@johnlord8337]

The 10 items CP needs: (1) Marshall - check, (2) maxed out Toyota 4Runner - check, (3) Inergy solar battery - check, (4) Roll up - check, (5) Silky Katanaboy - check, (6) shit-kicking muck boots - check, (7) Outrigger kayak - modding/check, (8) Canadian Club - gotta check, (9) Sunset campfire - check, and (10) Survival Lilly - checkity, checkity, check, check, check.

[@canadiannavigator3346]

CP: 100% brother. Like you, hikers lose their lustre after a day or two of rain in the woods. Tired of the wet feet. Got a pair of Dunlops on sale. God send. Everything from snow removal, to landscaping, all while providing great traction and keeping your feet warm and comfy.

[@CanadianPrepper]

+Septimus Severus I agree or just a quick slip on to run outside and grab something from the car lol

[@mattg6136]

We call them wellies in the UK. And use interchangable socks as a liner. The good old Wellington boot. Hunters brand had since 1992 latex/silicone can roll 'em up and pop 'em in your pockets. Used to do a bit of fishing back then before bikes, beer, drugs, skydiving ect. ect. and lots of hard work in between with long hours, 6 months without a single LONG day off sort of hours for several years... 90s were my fun learning years. Ahh memories. Still doing 14 hr days graphting. Started 06.45 got in 20.30 today. Lifes a bloody peach.. and we have it made in the 1st world didn't you know.

[@revolutionaryliberation9250]

I Agree With You About Muck Boots, They Are Versatile, And Are An Important Part Of My Prep And More Importantly, My Winters Here In The Alleghenies Of Pennsylvania!! Having Dry Feet Has Been An Important Part Of Warriors Survival Over The Ages!!

[@1ReneDumont]

I’ve had a pair of Muck Arctic Pro for a couple of years and really like them for reasons like you said in this video. But last year I got a pair of Baffin Trapper boots and they have become my go to boots. They have a removable liner and waffle foot bed to catch sweat that makes them warmer in cold conditions when not moving around much. At least for me. I also find them easier to dry (inside) and clean. Plus they’re a bit cheaper compared to the Muck’s. Having said that, the kid is right, they would be no good in lava. Thank you for the videos and the very well thought and research information you share. Take care.

[@CanadianPrepper]

+R Dumont the baffins are definetly the warmest

[@kkangshi]

Gonna go get these for my hubby asap! I can't believe we live in the PNW and he doesn't have a pair yet!

[@heyoldtime8969]

Hey Nate, I have a pair of Muck Boots and they are labeled CHORE so I guess they are chore boots. I love them Very comfortable and has lots of toe room. I have to ware orthotics in my footwear and I am a diabetic of I need to pay attention to my feet. Here in southern Louisiana it's wet all the time. Everyplace is swampy even when its dry you will find swampy areas so a quality pair of rubber boots is a must.. I always wear merino wool blend socks from cabelas. great vid.

[@kcarchery]

I have the Arctic sports and I love them. Had them for over 4 years. Still waterproof and no leaks. Almost to hot at -20F.

[@halfcrazyoldchristianredne895]

Excellent opening. Love it.

[@ajchilders3816]

My boss bought all us artic muck boots a couple years ago. They are great!! Just dont spray them off with a pressure washer. That will destroy the soft rubber portion near the sole of the shoe

[@douglasrolling5568]

If you wear two pair of socks a nylon against your skin and then the Merino wool over top and then you wear the gen 3 military level 1 silkweight and level 2 waffle long johns you can lock the socks into your long johns and they stay up all day long inside the mucks. I went hiking a mountain range pretty darn Steep and the same going down all day long and I never had to pull my socks up even one time and my feet stayed warm the entire time and there was probably 20 degrees Fahrenheit and foot of snow in the Montana Rocky Mountains. Totally enjoyed them.

[@JGruba]

I have Muck Boots for work. Love them, comfortable and good for year round use

[@jyrilaitinen9399]

Muck Boots are awesome, I’ve used them for several years (maybe 8 years ) I’ve worn through other boots in one or two seasons. Solomon hiking boots are awesome for backpacking and hunting in the mountains. I use Keen sandals when I’m river fishing when I don’t care if my feet get wet.

[@ilianto]

Tried them... Too stiff, narrow and heavy for me when I usually wear minimalist shoes or go barefoot. Gave them to a friend and he can't be happier. Amazing quality and built.

[@markchase5323]

Hey CP, I love my Kamiks. They rest next to the front door and at my foot size, double as buglary protection. Here in Washington state, it has been know to be somewhat moist. BTW, Kamik is made in Canada.

[@clydekelvinandthesinners.3977]

Heer in Scotland we call gumboots 'wellies' for Wellington boots. Just so you know if your ever over here.

[@thevikingwanderer2675]

Down here in Louisiana, Mucks are used by hunters, mainly bow hunters

[@prepareforit7323]

I saw you wearing these when you were out in the bush with Survival Lily and thought "OMFG THAT'S GENIUS!!!"

[@skinny01717]

That intro music, 10/10

[@ricknelson4764]

ExtraTuff boots proven for many years in Alaska, I'm hard on boots and still averaged 2 years use wearing them pretty much everyday

[@VicariouslyVintage]

I was blessed to find my first pair of Muck Mids a couple years ago on clearance for $79 when I was working at a farm. They are phenomenal! I like the mids, because I can fold them down in the warmer months. Sloshing through Southern red clay in these is ok!

[@yautja7146]

Good all around boot to store in your vehicle

[@surviveandstrive6436]

Already have a pair thanks.

[@barryhay2024]

It really looks great out there! Your country has some great views. Much love from SA....

[@harrymurphey2634]

Unfortunately I have feet that sweat ... a lot. So, after a hour or two I have pools of sweat in my boots. I searched around and discovered "Rocky Snake Boots". They are knee high and goretex so they breath and my feet stay dry. Come in Lace-up and a Slip-on style ... I have both. They are my hunting, hiking, camping boots and they are light but tough. Also they have a moccasin type sole so they are quiet when walking through the woods/fields.

[@scottfergusson8411]

Been using them for a long time. Use them for everything!

[@ustabefast]

Pouring concrete footings in -40c, my answer to these are boots made by Italian company COFRA. their green patch rubber boot is amazing and nice and loose around fat calfs! But the Mucks camo deals are pretty nice too.

[@gravytrainoutdoors]

Solid advice! Having lots of experience with rubber boots commercial fishing and then in the oil patch I can tell you the same things! The neoprene in these new boots are just excellent. Gone are the days of having to wear bama socks to wick the moisture away from your feet!

[@scottr8588]

I didn't realize you were on a stage set until the plane passed over. I looks so realistic. lol

[@patrickg6195]

Lol

[@luddechamp]

The problem with those boots is that they get soaked in sweat.

[@rockymntnliberty]

Yes you do get some sweat accumulation, but no worse than other boots.

[@mexcanfun4498]

My peon here in Mexico stopped work to pour out the sweat from his rubber boots.

[@LionAstrology]

Love!! Muck boots especially now cause a couple of designs have no heel so you can walk like a human is designed too. Thank another great video cp.

[@pattierwin4380]

I'm pretty much a minimalist when it comes to shoes and clothing. Only have one pair of "town" shoes, a pair of sandals, one pair of tennis shoes but always have a pair of chore boots.

[@dpm4351]

Been had muck boots . They are the best winter boot . Farming , walleye whatever the best

[@Ranbuowsatrawarriar]

Gore-Tex isn't a film they spray on, it's a waterproof membrane built into the article. Also, Muck boots kick ass.

[@101Rockhound]

Muck boots are great, I have 3 pairs now but a much cheaper alternative that I still use is wearing Bama socks in my regular rubber boots. Bama socks are like magic, they will keep your other socks and feet dry all day long while wearing rubber boots, hip-waders and such. Bama socks dry quickly too. Don't make the mistake of buying them to small.

[@christinearmington]

Good information! Thanks 😊

[@jasonhowe1697]

yup some mountain streams can get to minus digits a good pair rubber boot with or without steel caps is mandatory..

[@alanrush1870]

I use Wiggys boots for arctic like weather. Oil riggers in Alaska use them.

[@1stinlastout165]

Can't imagine being without my muck boots here in the UK

[@Biasbrute]

I’ve got Muck Hoser’s and I love them

[@Critistrike]

Thanks for the information

[@greysilverback3924]

I have a pair of Mucks that are 12 years old and still going.

[@pledgeyourallegiance8530]

Lol my dad has a almost 30 year old.pair. still great shape.

[@flashfronkprepping1779]

I only buy Muck boots. Their Arctic Sport winter boots are the best I’ve ever had!!!

[@caninphx]

FlashFronk Prepping Any mucks I have had all failed. I use the all the time for work and the rubber part cracks and fails in the winter time. Shame as they were great.

[@flashfronkprepping1779]

Hello Steve. I’m actually really sorry to hear that! I bought two pair of Muck winter boots and they are different styles. My son and wife have a pair as well and haven’t had any issues. The Arctic Sport I mentioned earlier are my favorite and the most comfortable. I hope that if you issues the Muck took care of you because if you’re spending $150.00 - $180.00 on boots that they would stand behind their product! Take care Brother...

[@ven11235]

@@flashfronkprepping1779 Would you recommend the winter sports for seattle area? Snow sometimes, but mostly overcast? How do they feel in the spring and summer time?

[@flashfronkprepping1779]

@@ven11235 Absolutely my friend! They are a slip your foot into winter boot and the only boot I’ll wear when snow blowing. I’m in upstate NY near the Catskill mountains so we what blizzards are like😁

[@semco72057]

I had a nice pair of Mucks boots and they was nice until I had to cut them off of my feet this past Spring because my feet was swollen so much until I could not get them off otherwise. I will get another pair soon and have them for Winter since that is what they was made for.

[@ApocGuy]

been wearing lined rubber boots for 2/3 of my life, never had much problems with them winter or summer(though you do get damp feet after 14 hours during high summer). absolutely best part of equipment for any prolonged outdoor survival. would gladly buy pair of original muck boots, but prices are killer in my country (20-50% more expensive than retail price in US stores), so i'll stick to two pair of good wool socks and felt lined boots for now ;).

[@montanapete59102]

Well, that's well and good for able bodied people who don't have to wear a prosthetic device on their feet. I have a form of Muscular Dystrophy called Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease and I wear articulating foot orthotics on both feet that go up just below my knees and I also have a knee brace for my right knee for stability. Muck Boots are nice but not doable for some people due to constraints not of their making. As far as ticks are concerned, I might make a suggestion, I wear BDU's that are factory made with permethrin bug deterrents. I hunt spring turkeys and have stripped down on the side of the highway when I saw the ticks crawling on my clothes! Fortunately, I have never had a tick attached to my body and I hope that I never do! LOL If you're not able to get the military surplus, I know that you can purchase permethrin spray and spray directly on your clothing. Just a little tidbit of my knowledge. :-)

[@johndouglas62]

My muck boots fell to bits the companies customer service is very poor, I had to send them back to their factory in FRANCE.....never again

[@brad885]

Had them for two years. My only complaint is they're a pain to drive in.

[@WhiteBoy1145]

I thought you were going to say a camping buddy like lilly. ;)

[@OsOQRT]

Bro your always putting out, such good content and making me buy more stuff damnt.

[@TexasLonghornRanch]

Muck Boot Arctic Sport is my boot of choice. Warm feet!

[@ChickensAndGardening]

I have a pair of Cabela's wading boots. Not as good as Muck. The first pair developed a crack in one of the boots as I discovered while wading through an ice cold puddle while deer hunting. Took'em back for full refund, got a slightly better pair which lasted me for a couple more months of hunting. Will be using them again this fall.

[@macanon795]

I’m in the deep deep south and totally agree with you. However down here 1 step further is needed. Snake boots... now all I gotta worry about are alligators!

[@Stefoshark]

Hi from Canada, love the review

[@memphisreines]

It's ok its all going to end soon. I love that!

[@alaskaraftconnection-alask3397]

While I will agree good fitting, quality, protective, effective, and convenient footwear should be of high importance... I am going to have to call you out here on providing misinformation; or maybe that you have simply not done your due diligence, misguided or misinterpreting ie. knowing what you're wearing and addressing here. These are the needed corrections: A.) Neoprene is a synthetic rubber. B.) These boots are NOT breathable. That said.. why go closed cell neoprene vs. natural rubber? Biggest reasons are 1.) Oil & gas resistance 2.) Temperature stability range from extreme heat to cold. 3.) Increased longevity. 4.) Compressibility. 5.) Adhesion. 6.) Insulating 7.) Resistant to ozone and oxidization 7.) Relatively inert 'Barrier' to 'contain liquid' and air ie. 'sealing'. THE INNER is made of AirMesh. This technology is a sandwich fabric process. Why is this stuff inside a Muck Boot? 1.) Air permeability plus moderate heat and moisture management/regulation ability. In other words... air circulates in the sandwich to 'feel' breathable by having so many different synthetic polymer surface area structures = hence dry feeling comfort. 2.) AirMesh is resilient and resistant... so these properties enhance wear resistance, flexibility, comfort, while also a mold. mildew, and antibacterial proof. Inner is highly washable as well. Please note tho' that the outer is still NOT breathable. Like boating pro-tips for you and Lilly... this is meant to properly inform folks what a Muck Boot among others similar actually is (and is not).

[@coryjenkins4179]

Great looking boots CP

[@gusgus6558]

Yuppers they re great i have 2 pairs of the wetland... 1st pair I still have after 5 yrs finally got a slice in top of foot.: def recommend em

[@shaneparker4738]

Mucks are my winter go to

[@SOGOnic]

Had my pair for 2 years now i think. Still holding up great but starting to show some age. May look into replacing them after this deer season.

[@stevelinbergbaby135]

Good topic CP as usual 💪

[@alanrush1870]

I use Lacrosse. they fit better. Now i have two pair Rockys just setting there.

[@ryanholmes9860]

i use them at work must layer in them once u sweat them out your feet will freez the only other thing is the Tongue on the back will a Eventually rub into the back of your leg and you will have to cut it out but other than that they are great I where I'm in the middle of Winter on a ship in the Great Lakes they do work.. Don't wear Wool socks with them on less it's SUPER COLD Or you will sweat them out and freeze your toes

[@rogeryoung9691]

Canadian prepper talking aboot boots!🤣😂🤣

[@nameremoved4010]

I've a pair of DryShod rubber boots much like Muck boots except with steel toes. But the I've been from the crest of a mountain range (albeit at the pass) to the center of the basin with the boots during the winter on calls. My dress size is 11.5 to 12 but my boot size is 13 American or 14 for other insulated boots.

[@jameshuggins4300]

+1 on the dry shods good boots

[@innercityprepper]

"I'm not really trying to camouflage my shoes" -- truer words were never spoken.