Spey Muck Boots

• Waterproof.
• Oil resistant.
• 'Realtree' print.
• £ 84.95 delivered - With a FREE PAIR OF GARDENING GLOVES!

Spey Muck Boots. £84.95 Including Delivery.
With a free pair of gardening gloves.

Similar to the Tay but with the Realtree camoflage and an additional soft fleece lining.
The inner toe area has extra Thermo-foam for added warmth.
Dual-density oil-resistant rubber sole for superb insulation, shock absorption and comfort.
Recommended for muddy conditions with an anti-clog sole.
Tread pattern offers easy cleaning and is particularly good for field-work and uneven surfaces.
Full neoprene insulation. Tough but lightweight.
Resistant to fertilisers, insecticides, manure and cleansers.
These Spey Muck boots. Once you have tried them you will not want to take them off!
Ideal for walking on rough terrain.
The sole pattern helps shed the mud.

Would not recommend the Spey Muck Boots for man made road / concrete surfaces as the tread could be a little slippy. Especially on patios with moss and algea etc.

The Muck Boots will stretch to fit half sizes. There is a 15mm toe allowance built into the sizing.
They are made to standard widths, but the materials will stretch comfortably to fit widths up to a EEEE. For narrow feet, we suggest wearing a thicker sock or putting in an additional sock-liner.
The upper calf area is made of soft, flexible CR-foam and will stretch-fit virtually any calf girth. With the flexible upper, the trouser leg can be worn over or inside the boot. The collar material can be turned down to allow hands-free removal and vent humidity in warmer working conditions.
Thick socks are not necessary unless you are planning on an arctic trek – in which case look at the ‘Sport’ products in the Muck Boot range. The CR-foam material is rated sub-zero during active use and will withstand freezing temperatures for up to one hour. The upper will stretch to accommodate thicker socks. Medium-weight athletic socks should provide the best fit.
From a personal view-point, I have worn the Tay version at a constant minus 10 degrees on snow and ice for half a day with regular shoe socks. I have also worn them with the same socks (washed in between wears) in a 20 degree C summer. They were surprisingly as comfortable on both occasions.
Airmesh lining used in all of the Muck Boot range is made up of thousands of tiny vertical fibers that allow air to circulate throughout the interior surfaces. Perspiration that might build up in the boot is quickly wicked away. This creates a comfortable environment that lasts for long periods.
The CR-foam used in Muck Boots is both waterproof and insulating. The materials exceed the long-term effectiveness of waterproof membrane materials and provide excellent insulating properties.
The rubber shell and nylon upper are very durable and clean up easily with a spray of water or gentle scrubbing with soap and water. The rubber upper can be conditioned with wax polish or liquid detergent.
If you catch the neoprene outer on a thorn or nail – our own recommendation is to use a superglue. This has worked fine for us on several occasions. I suspect that Muck Boots have a recommended brand of glue but we like to take the simple approach. Just don’t get your fingers stuck to the boots!