Funny thing, I was shopping for a boot jack to help get my muck boots off the other day and they didn't know what the heck I was talking about. I thought everyone knew what a boot jack was.
Isn't that the truth on both accounts!Dad made me one years ago when I really did not need one, now that I am older and not as limber, I should be using it, but wife does not like the clutter of too many things by the door...
In the pacific northwest Muck boots are very popular. When LaCrosse ceased USA production of their steel toed high top milker's boots I fretted and resisted the new then Muck products. I have worn them for years now. I get two or three seasons and buy a new pair. There are three or four different sole configurations that seem to do the public real well around here. I think they are a real good boot. Friends say their Boggs are real good for a couple dollars less.
You sound like you work for the company!I guess I am a Muck fan;I have at least six pair and wear them year round.I have three pair dedicated to hunting(three levels of insulation),the rest are work or leisure.I have extra wide size 10's feet and have a hard time finding anything that's comfortable;Mucks work for me and for sure are not the most durable. If I tear them ;Goop is my repair.