will they give me enough support in deep mud when I go out to get my horse?
307224
As the Sloggers only come up to the mid-calf, I would suggest purchasing knee high boots. This is a good sturdy boot, but probably not appropriate for your needs.
307225
Yes I would say so. I've never really gone out in deep mud, but they seem supportive enough. Then you can hose them down afterwards, to get the mud off. They aren't real high, probably up to the back of my calf.
307226
I was in mud up to my ankles and they worked just fine for me; no slipping or sliding. Hope this helps with your question.
307227
I would say No. They are perfect for gardening and a spring rain but they do not go up past your calf- so depending on how deep is deep - I would go for a pair that were a bit taller and closer to your knees. They are definitely not riding boots.
307228
I am not sure they will stay on if they sink into deep mud. Mine come mid calf and aren't snug on my leg, but comfortable on my foot.
1072065
If you intend to push it it does well on crushed gravel, packed dirt, even rock and mowed trails. With a 75 lb partially paralyzed dog in it uneven rocky trails, sand, mud and high grass meant I was pretty much guaranteed to get stuck at some point and have to unload the dog and help him walk until we got to better trail conditions.
263919
hi I have a grizzly 660 and these tires dont really get me though mud. not enough tread on the tires
1909619
I'm 53 and can get down on the ground, maneuver them around the tire an all 4s or kneeling. If you have any trouble ping down to the ground, doing 5 min of work and getting back up, I would not recommend putting these on, but whoever you pay to do it for you in the snow will be happy with them.
801766
No,the red strap is used to lift the plow and does not allow down pressure as designed.a redesign may allow that but internal strength may be a factor,good luck .bryan
451723
Thank you for your note. Once opened, look to use the Moor Mud within the year. Kind regards, Jack
1300966
In the picture above this boots has four buckles, and mine too. They go almost knee-high. I don't know if they are "waterproof", but sure you are not going to have problems with mud.Hope my answer helps you.Catriel.
866118
Provided you keep to a canter you should be ok. Galloping will be a problem, especially in the last 100m in the straight. Best to cut back to a trot then.
1287313
It will help them from falling forward but they could slip underneath it if they tried. You may still need to strap them in.
140381
lol yes. unless you have a head larger then a horse you will be fine. the only thing i do recommend however is allowing it time to air out before wearing it. You might find yourself on the floor from formaldehyde fumes lol. but dont let that discourage you from getting it. i got tell you this thing has brought alot of humor in our family. even the ordinary xmas card theme was different this year lol
37131
I use it for off-road mudding purposes bc of the dust n mud but by the feel of it idk how much it can protect you from air soft I've never been hit by them
2087381
Yes, they are anti skid and I tested them for water by putting one under the sink faucet. No water came through. As for thick mud I can't say for sure, but I think after the water test they should protect well from that too. They definitely keep the dirt off your floors!
14553
Definitely will help. May be a bit too stiff at the start. Will need to be worked in.
55485
no! it might if it were more supportive also if you got to p or anything there is no slot for that you have to drop your shorts which gets some strange look's in the men's room.. there are other brands less renowned, but are just as good. support under wear has a ways to go and I wish they would work with people that have pain. I dont know about riding horses and all back hurts to much for that I am saving my self for a nice lady, that hopefully doesn't look like a horse lol..
2058629
Yes. I returned it directly to the manufacturer and they communicated back very well. Sent me a new one which was tighter, but not as tight as I'd like. Works ok from the bench. Probably some excess travel to allow for field conditions...dirt, mud, etc. I'd buy it again. It's the best I've seen although pricey.
791165
Well it has a 5000 lb limit so I would say that it would just do the job to get you out of mud or sand but I don't know about over rocks or up hills or pulling someone else out. Might be too much stress
930265
Nope! I was glad that I got them. They are a necessity in my opinion. They help a lot with all the mud and rocks thrown by those tires.