Men's Men's Edgewater Classic Tall Boot

Really nice boots, and plenty tall. They feel fabulous, but I am going to have to exchange them for a size smaller. I am a size 9.5 and ordered up to a 10, so I am swimming in these unfortunately. I have some 20 year old mid calf Muck boots that are still going strong, but they are a bit snug, sized weirdly at 9/9.5. Let's hope the new ones are just right.

These are great boots. Very comfortable- definitely recommend.

Buying my 2nd pair of these boots: very comfortable for walking on/over all types of terrain. Keep feet dry and warm, too:-)

So my son got me a pair of these for Christmas, and i really didn’t know what to think about them. Wow! Was I surprised at how easy they go on and off, and, how warm and dry they keep my feet! I go in and out with dogs all the time and they are so easy to use! Always dry, always warm. I would recommend these to every person that wants a new pair of boots! Game changer!👍

I've worn the Edgewater classic since 2005. On average I've replaced them every 6 years and I'm going to buy them again. Good boot - doesn't pick up a lot of mud, has good traction, warm in the cold, ok in warm temps if you roll them down. I notice cracks will appear on the top at the boot over the toe creases (high stress area as the material has to bend in when walking forward). these cracks begin to appear usually after 3 years of use. I continue to use them as long as the socks don't get wet. No cracks along soles or on the bottom. Use level winter/early spring - moderate to frequent use, summer - occasional in wet weather. Not sure I'm going to like the eye-bleeding orange inner lining even though I understand it's purpose. Price has almost doubled since I bought my first pair.

Time will tell if these boots last over 1 year, the last pair of Muck boots the toe underneath was coming apart from the boot, but I got a deal on this pair with the Muck company, over the issues with my other boots, their warranty is very good

I have owned these boots for 2 years, having worn then about 40 hours total, and they already leak. I'm basically tossing brand new boots in the garbage. Asking for boot reviews on my FB feed, seems Muck no longer has the reputation it once did. If you need reliable and WATERPROOF boots, look elsewhere.

Love em...use them for bass fishing in West Virginia

My husband is a cattle hauler and this boot is perfect for the loading job.

I bought this boot going on 3 years ago now...I used it for what it is intended...mostly a field n stream boot...use it for fishing 90% of the time and they are perfect..people purchasing them for an everyday work boot and thats not what this is...as far as the people saying they can't walk in them, I am lost...have no idea what they are talking about..like I said it's going on 3 years now and they still have tread, still comfortable, still waterproof...

I bought these boots because I was having to work around a live spring area. Lots of mushy, boggy ground. They wear like work boots and not clunky rubber boots, very comfortable for long term use. They have become my go to foul weather boots off the job as well.

I've had this boot for two years now with minimal issues. As the description states, this is not a work boot and won't hold up to daily work use as described in a different review. This is a recreation boot. My primary use for this boot is fishing in waters that aren't deep enough for waders. I haven't had traction issues in or around water like some waders I've used. I will also do light yard work like weedwacking a ditch with standing water and shoveling snow. The boot will get hot on warmer days but I roll it down which helps but it is added stress where the rubber meats the fabric The only area with wear is the heel both outside and inside the boot but it hasn't compromised the boots waterproofing or comfortability. I'd recommend this boot to those who fish shallow creeks, edgewater or swampy areas. If you have wide calves like me, this boot is a form fit so you'll be good to go.

I have had them a couple of years and they have held up well.

Just bought. Not good for over 15 minutes in 80+ degrees. They also rub the back of my heel when walking; it gets annoying after a few hundred feet. On the other hand, the traction allows for easy scraping; and the sole curves up on the front and back, allowing the traction to help you kick up weeds.

I have bought this boot twice. It's slick on the bottom and I had to wear crampons to walk in the snow. The boot lasts about 12 months before holes appear at the wear point around ankles and in the heel of the sole. So don't purchase unless your budget allows for a new pair every year and make sure you order the strap on ice spikes or you will be on the ground ....hard.

The most slippery boot I have ever owned. The boot is comfortable but made to ware while sitting not trying to walk