Great Gardening Boots?

[darrylwill1]

Hello All I am looking for a really good waterproof gardening boot preferably mid height pull on. I have done some research but all of them I have found have good and bad reviews like the Muck boot which I am told dont last very long maybe a year 2 at the most. Maybe thats the best I can hope for but I wanted to ask yall here that have experience with these things and hopefully offer me some advice or choices I hadn't heard about.?

 

[chickenlittle21]

I use rain boots from Walmart or Amazon

 

[rosemarythyme]

If they last 2 years it's pretty good IMO.

I use Bogs boots, have 3 pairs now. My main criteria is waterproof, thorn proof, and warm enough to wear through snow.

 

[CluckerFamily]

I also use rain boots from Fleet Farm or Walmart. I always buy them around July/August because they are half off.

 

[Folly's place]

My Muck boots last for years, and are worn nearly every day. I get the taller ones, for snow too, and find them by far the most comfortable boots out there!
The Boggs boots didn't fit at all.
Mary

 

[Sequel]

I had a pair of Muck boots which were very good, lasted for years and as my mother used to say, I am hard on shoes. They were mid level slip ons, they were a silly plaid pattern but they worked really well so I didn’t mind. They don’t make them anymore or I’d have another pair.
I had some bogs a number of years ago and they weren’t nearly as well built.
This year I found some at a nursery Western Chief seem to be very well made half the price of Muck but we’ll see how they hold up. I just don’t understand rubber boots over $100!