Sloggers Waterproof Comfort Insole 5301BK11 Review

Was looking for a general purchase of Muck garden shoes. I didn't want to pull the $65+ deduction. I saw them for $29 in black and was concerned about the "plastic" but they seem flexible like rubber. I am guessing they are made in the USA. They are comfortable and stylish with good healing support. There is a slightly visible seam in the middle of these "garden" boots. If this turns out to be a killer deal, take a look at the pictures. My mucks last at least a year or two with regular use…

Bought for outdoor work. Likes: very easy to put on and take off; in general they are very comfortable to wear; lack of fatigue from too tight shoelaces; my feet don't get wet in the wet grass; I can stand on a shovel to dig in them. Dislikes: Because they don't fit snugly around my feet, they can easily slip out from under my heel. To the point I nearly sprained my ankle. Now I know the shoes will do on some uneven surfaces in my yard. So. I pay attention to the position of my foot as this is…

I was looking for waterproof shoes. I'm fed up with all those expensive GoreTex shoes that leak after a while. So I tried these. Before I lay them on the wet grass, I'm already wondering why they're cut so low? I mean I don't have any other pair of shoes that low except slippers now my feet don't get wet from toes anymore. above but from the ankles down. Mud and stones, come in and tease me And immediately the feet crawl out of them 'cause they're made like slippers. Not the garden shoe I was…