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.
814227
I would say no - they have little 'points' on them for traction when wet. If you were to slip and land on a knee or something, you'd tear it up pretty good.
1868515
I think you could use the shovel to move sand at the beach, but I would not use it for mud unless that is part of your emergency.
263919
hi I have a grizzly 660 and these tires dont really get me though mud. not enough tread on the tires
449155
Sure. They will work in sand, mud, or snow. Anywhere you need to establish some traction and get your wheels moving a bit without spinning.
1850955
probably. they won't tell you up front and you'll only know if you need them until you try to put it together. It's probably best to order the seat kit AND the roof supports at the same time. Then, if you don't need the roof supports, return them. Better than loosing 2 weeks waiting on the supports to arrive. Doc
94272
They are a little steep for a regular pickup, so probably not. Unless u had an elevated area to back up to wherever you were going.
836542
We don't have caliche, but our west Texas dirt hadn't seen rain when we hammered them into the ground. They didn't bend at all! And yes, they def stayed put. They are really long so it would be difficult to wiggle out. I'd say they're def worth the cost to try.
736118
Well, for me great for support and it help my elbow recover from injury. I guess you can use it for mud runs?
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
59375
I think they will fit a 29. Traction great on pavement or dry trail. Not great for mud.
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!
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.
1105874
Sandy here so no problem, but you may have to dig out the rocks in your location. Legs are just tubing.
451723
Thank you for your note. Once opened, look to use the Moor Mud within the year. Kind regards, Jack
2123780
Yes, I have them installed with mud guards really looks good!! FYI these running boards do take a while to install. I installed them on my lift and still took over 2 hours so be prepared.
44467
It would be fine. It will just dry later. But it's wider than the normal racing saddle.