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.
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!
222171
Yes, I have and they are fine, they don't "hold on to" much more mud than bare skin does.Also. all these comments about DON"T WEAR PANTS are plain old bullcrap There is NO reason not to wear a FULL combat uniform in these races if that's your thing. I and many others have done it. If you want to COMPETE then sure, wear lightweight gear. But for a fun run you can wear a 50'lb ruck and BDU if you want.
710978
If it is sofe sand it will work but hard to push, but if your running close to the water and the sand is hard it will work great...
1942747
It works fine inn soft mud, silt, etc. If you can reach it, you can get it!
736118
Well, for me great for support and it help my elbow recover from injury. I guess you can use it for mud runs?
175504
This saddle best fits the classic size horses. It would be too big for the stablemates.
278650
Doubtful. I'm about half that size and I returned it because I didn't feel it provided much support.
1099651
I've used mine on the trails before and they're fine but stuff will stick to them and my horses legs were sweaty afterwards.
1105874
Sandy here so no problem, but you may have to dig out the rocks in your location. Legs are just tubing.
837825
At some point this isn't going to be enough for the level of muddiness. I have a puppy who loves to get muddy and it works great on her, but there are times when I have to carry her to the tub because she's just too muddy/dirty. I would say this takes care of her 8 out 10 times.
1668144
I would probably just get a rock or log. This is an OK chock, but is plastic and obviously won't work well on a large vehicle (1 Ton or larger). Also not sure how well it would grip on the dirt.
2115859
I pumped out a hole filled with muddy water -no problem. Fine mud is OK as long as it had plenty of water . I would guess my pump handkes 5% solids as long as they are very small and mixed well.
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.
1942745
Hi Barbara, The pick up works well on dry land, water, or mud. It does take a little practice. If the distance you are trying to reach allows, I suggest not using the 1st (weaker) extension. Start with the second extension this allows you to use a little more downward pressure and not risk bending the more fragile 1st extension.
930266
No they are well worth the money. I am a mail carrier and got tired of washing mud off the sides of my Jeep every day. Just got the mud flaps and they work wonderful after a week on the route there is no mud on the sides of my vehicle. Wish I had bought them sooner.
580175
Hello Meloniey If you can swim with it then mud cannot be a problem. I am using it for running and biking on gravel and paved roads and it works well. Arne