Even through splashing in puddles with our kids, mowing soaking grass, and working on muddy jobsites are fun and productive, there has never been one time I liked the feeling of soaking socks and ringing wet shoes.
Sloshing into the house and peeling off layers of yuck adhered to my raisin-ed feet just isn’t fun. And it’s a pain to find a proper, non smell-factory place for soaked socks.
Same goes for woods hikes (with kids or dogs or both), shoveling the driveway, or cleaning up a culvert on a volunteer project—even taking out the trash: Yuck feet in no time flat.
The Original Muck Boot Company‘s (Muck Boots) entire line of boots looks like it has wet feet beat though. Rubber outside, breathable, wicking material inside called XpressCool keep feet dry from water and sweat. Sweet.
The Upland Hunting Boot is lace-up, which is great for moving fast working or hiking. The Pacy is plenty rugged for hikes, muddy walks, puddle splashing or mucking out a horse stall. Pacy takes its design cues from the timeless equestrian boot style, which looks kinda hot.
The Chore slips on and is equally at home shoveling the driveway, taking out the trash, or spreading a mountain of bark mulch. Dry feet are warm feet. And with no socks hanging up or jammed in a hamper, feet stay sweet and life inside the house stays happy.
So weather, water, whatever—muck that. Muck Boots beat wet feet.
