MUCKMen's Excursion Pro Low Slip On

Great back yard shoe. Slips on/off easy and good enough to walk around on flat or light slopes. Not for steep hills. You can roll your ankle but that’s not what they are designed for.

Fantastic for outdoor use, slip them on and go. No worries about your feet getting wet.

Perfect for when cleaning my dog kennels. They do run small however, so be aware. I normally wear a 10 and bought a size 10 but had to return them because they were too tight. I then purchased size 11 which fit perfectly.

These were great as work shoes for a muddy/wet music festival - never had any mud or water get in them over the course of three 14-hour days.A couple issues that keep them from being a 5* product:-they run just a little large, so the first day I wore them they kind of felt like a shoe that was coming untied - a little slippy on the foot. I wore a second pair of socks and that fixed it, and I imagine insoles would do the same. (weird thing - I bought a different model shoe from the same brand in the same size to decide which one I wanted to go with, and that one ran small.)-maybe it's because I wore them for such extended periods, but by the third day they were absolutely killing my achilles tendons, not in terms of rubbing the skin but in terms of supporting that part of my foot. I'm hoping an insole will help with that, because otherwise they were actually pretty comfortable.

These shoes are perfect for working around the farm except for the most important part. They just didn't last. I have been buying cheap slip on shoes that last 4 or 5 months for years. I finally decided to spend the money and buy good shoes. These things are super comfy and I loved them, but I fully expected to get at least a year out of them considering what they cost. 5 months old and the rubber sole is starting to separate, which also compromised them being waterproof. Once that happens they are useless for my chores of feeding and watering animals in the morning when the grass is wet or it's raining.

2nd set and I like the traction on these a bit better. Use them at church in the winter to in the fields at the farm and everything in between. Only dislike is it would be nice for a bit more arch support but can swap out liners to get this. Hiked 16 miles in the Smokies with these and had no problems. My others lasted 2 years of daily use in less then ideal conditions (standing on implements including but not limited to shanks, discs, grain bins... and always stayed waterproof. Purchased first pair like these after liking my hunting muck boots so much but wanted something to go into the fields w/o tracking dirt into the cab... These will track more into the cab but safer on wet slippy surfaces too. Ya I wear them launching the boat often as well. Still wear 2 yr old pair when I know I will be in the fields and with almost no tread left can't track much dirt into car/shop/tractor.Update... I'm replacing this set and my issues is the lugs on the bottom of the shoe peal off over time. 2nd set has done the same thing after I got these replaced via warranty with the MFG. Going back to the Muckster Garden one as they don't have this lug issue. I put inserts in these to increase comfort when working long days on my feet due to my need for arch support. Used to only wear birks, but only so much dirt I can stand between my feet after a day planting. I might be harder on these then others but the flexing of the sole is what appears to decouple the lugs to the point I'm prob going to use shoe glue to keep these pair together. If they didn't have this issue I would own one of each. I don't like these when I'm going to be in wet soil conditions as they will track more dirt/mud into the cab, but I do like the additional traction they offer.

I needed a low profile shoe that I could wear in all weather conditions. A shoe that would provide some warmth and have ability to keep my feet dry in wet and slushy conditions. This shoe checked all the boxes and I couldn't be more happy with the shoe. My feet stay dry and warm. Cleaning them off in muddy and slushy conditions is quick and easy.

I am ordering a second pair of these shoes because they work for me. They run on the small side. I usually wear a 10.5 wide (US shoe size). I heeded the advise of other users and got an 11. Am glad I did. The band around the top of the shoe is tight and wore a blister the first time I wore it without socks. I have had back surgery and cannot tie laces. Using my dressing hook to get my foot in the shoe is doable, but tight. They are much lighter than my old duck shoes and have worn them on a three mile hike without problems.