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boots for ice

I wear a pair of "Britt Colt" Muck books. They are the style made for riding with a fairly smooth sole but I haven't fallen YET. :shock:

They are more flexible at the ankle then the other models.

It is treacherous out there. The road in front out the houses out to the barn is a sheet of ice after these nice days.
 
Wilson leather boots with lace-up LaCrosse overboots. When LaCrosse was going out of business, I bought four pair of their lace-up boot overshoes to have on hand. I like them better than the Servus brand that is available now.
 
thank-you folk's for all of the reply's. i have to do something, as the nice days and the high wind of a few days ago have given my yard curling rink status. thanx again
 
hayguy said:
thank-you folk's for all of the reply's. i have to do something, as the nice days and the high wind of a few days ago have given my yard curling rink status. thanx again
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Oh if that's the problem you had better invite per up to sweep for you. :wink: :lol: :lol:
 
size 15 arctic muck boots are the best i've found have slp on ice stud rubber bands or ice chains if i m changing foot wear during the day i:e using hikers or runners.
 
delivered hay to a lady who also has a tack shop/feed store, she was selling muck boots, so after all of the good reports i got the night before on rancher's i bought a pair of muck chore. have been wearing them for about a week now and have no complaints. thank-you again for everybody's input
 
I've had 2 pair of Bogs Ropers that I really liked except they cracked right at the ball of my foot on the side. I tried Muck boots next and they have stood up pretty good but they are taller and not quite as handy getting on and off as the Bogs. Last spring I did need the extra height offered with the Muck boots. :shock:
 
With all the ice here I fell twice each day for two days so I went to town and bought the last pair of slip on rubber/spring ice grippers.

Ace hardware had the last pair in town and the cashier told me they had been selling for $9.99 but when the ice hit the boss raised them to $23.99

This kind of pissed me off but I felt this was cheaper than a trip to the hospital so I got them.

I wore them so much that in two weeks I have about worn them out. But the footing was great and I will buy a new pair this fall just to have on hand!

They slip on and off very easily and can be kept in a caot pocket making them very easy to keep handy.
 
George said:
With all the ice here I fell twice each day for two days so I went to town and bought the last pair of slip on rubber/spring ice grippers.

Ace hardware had the last pair in town and the cashier told me they had been selling for $9.99 but when the ice hit the boss raised them to $23.99

This kind of p****d me off but I felt this was cheaper than a trip to the hospital so I got them.

I wore them so much that in two weeks I have about worn them out. But the footing was great and I will buy a new pair this fall just to have on hand!

They slip on and off very easily and can be kept in a caot pocket making them very easy to keep handy.
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I figure a guy as handy in the shop as you are would have put Studs in his boot or made a set of chains. :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

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