Muck boots are a necessity for anyone who spends lots of time hunting, fishing, or working in swamps, creeks, muddy farm fields, and other wet conditions. Keeping your feet dry and warm will help you ...

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Hip boots are classic hunting and fishing gear. They keep your legs warm and dry in wet conditions, and aren’t as cumbersome–or as expensive—as waders. If you hunt ducks, wade-fish rivers and streams ...

Duck hunters hate buying waders. I can’t blame them. Because at some point, even the best duck hunting waders will fail you. It’s impossible for them not to. Duck hunters bend, crouch, take a knee, ...

The Eagle River and other rivers around the state are starting to experience the annual runoff and with the cold water coming down from the mountains, and a good pair of waders and boots are going to ...

I think you’re right. When it’s unremittingly soaking wet, rubber boots are unbeatable. I was on an August trip to Alaska’s southeast coast, and it either rained or was about to start raining the ...

In southern New England, where I live, it's mud season. Its ugly, wet, and cold with sleet and rain all piled on top of each other. Wet socks. Wet shoes. Cold feet. It is a miserable time and made ...

That said, the OG rain boot through and through (with two Royal Warrants to prove it) is no worse for wear after all these years and still a damn good option for the wellies purists among us. If ...