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.
2245515
I have a sportsman 570 and it is 700lbs dry so with fluids and me on it i am pushing over 900lbs and i have had no issues but like you I can see and feel them Flex. I wouldn't be concerned considering they are made of aluminum and by its nature has a lot of give and go compared to steel.
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.
1265699
I never used an Easyboot for a horse with shoes on. I would call the company and ask them. My purpose was to use them in place of shoes entirely or to compensate for one lost shoe on the trail.
121786
I'm not comfortable answering this question. It would depend on what your trying to do. I'm a very large woman and they give me the confidence I need to walk on a slippery iCy surface. But I don't know that they would support me if I were to trying to climb up and down a hill.and I don't think they'd be much good in helping me get back up if I actually did fall but they're keeping me from falling. I hope this helped.
37778
It's big enough for a horse to use and it refills automatically so it's fine when they are stabled. I wouldn't rely on it for the horse's only source for water.
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.
246038
They are made of the typical one-time-use material. If the mud is wet and gloppy, it might soak through; not sure though. I offer to the contractors who come to work in my house, and I never had a problem. The reason I bought this product was mainly for the size. These definitely fit the large work boots without any problems. I bought XL, and I am happy with them. Good luck.
1079199
HI, possibly. Do the running boards attach in the fender well where the mud flats might/will go? If the answer is yes, put the running boards on first. The flaps proved to too shot for my pickup. I made some extensions that go to about 2-3 inches from the road. Why? The flaps did not stop the over spray. My extensions stopped over 95%!. Weather tech take notice. The flaps look okay But, do not protect as GOOD as MINE do!Good luck.
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
1521760
You should not have a problem at all. I pull it up hills with hay that easily weighs over 50 pounds. If you are more or less level, you will be fine. I love mine!!! Wish I had this years ago!!!
263918
to be honest... I never had the mudlite ats...in any deep mud bogs! tho these new ones are great.. I would say they are almost a mix of mud and grass tires ...smooth on any surface..yet will go thru any thing
620463
Yes! I used it for tough Mudder, I went through mud, swam through tons of water, and it gave no problems at all,
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.
15216
I'd suspect you'd get some decent resistance. I have firm thick grass, so it's not a problem. The contact area of the wheels are not very wide, especially the rear wheels.
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.
1928143
My opinion is the mud slingers are way better in the snow and mud and sand! The only thing that would be better are scoop tires!