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Has anyone tried the Oregon Mudders winter boots yet? I just purchased the M700 version and hope to give them a workout in the morning. Here in Washington many of the courses have a lot of muddy spots and standing water. My old Nike shoes tend to make my feet sore after a couple hours and these feels great just with the little bit I have worn them so far. They look like they will give excellent ankle support also.

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Has anyone tried the Oregon Mudders winter boots yet? I just purchased the M700 version and hope to give them a workout in the morning. Here in Washington many of the courses have a lot of muddy spots and standing water. My old Nike shoes tend to make my feet sore after a couple hours and these feels great just with the little bit I have worn them so far. They look like they will give excellent ankle support also.


I have not tried them, but they look cool.  We don't get a lot of mud here in New England, but some courses do stay open when its cold providing there isn't much snow.  Let us know how they work out for you.

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I have not tried them, but they look cool.  We don't get a lot of mud here in New England, but some courses do stay open when its cold providing there isn't much snow.  Let us know how they work out for you.

Speak for yourself! Our mud season is in the spring but most of the time my normal waterproof shoe do alright. Those shoes may function well but they are butt ugly. Especially the golf sandals but @Fourputt might buy them.

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Speak for yourself! Our mud season is in the spring but most of the time my normal waterproof shoe do alright. Those shoes may function well but they are butt ugly. Especially the golf sandals but @Fourputt might buy them.


Well they may be ugly but they sure were warm and dry. The only issue I had is I lost one of the soft cleats already. They come with a couple extra and a wrench so I can replace it easily enough.

I read in a review on Amazon that someone had issues with the cleats getting loose and the tag on the boots says to tighten before wearing (Which I did). I guess I will break out the lock tight since the studs are metal. Other than that I am very satisfied with them.

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Speak for yourself! Our mud season is in the spring but most of the time my normal waterproof shoe do alright. Those shoes may function well but they are butt ugly. Especially the golf sandals but @Fourputt might buy them.

Well they may be ugly but they sure were warm and dry. The only issue I had is I lost one of the soft cleats already. They come with a couple extra and a wrench so I can replace it easily enough.

I read in a review on Amazon that someone had issues with the cleats getting loose and the tag on the boots says to tighten before wearing (Which I did). I guess I will break out the lock tight since the studs are metal. Other than that I am very satisfied with them.

@Valleygolfer is too fashion conscious!  If you could write a review in the Equipment section @drifterdon , that would really help other forum members.

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Hey @boogielicious ...so I like to look good and be warm. I am not so sure about playing in boots either. @drifterdon you might have to write a review to convince me...

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I would love to write a review because I really like them. But if I read the articles right, only specific folks can participate in member reviews.

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I would love to write a review because I really like them. But if I read the articles right, only specific folks can participate in member reviews.

Pretty sure anyone can write a review. I believe you have to be a Forum Leader to have access to free gear to review when sponsors offer it up, but if you've purchased the boots and want to write a review for the site I expect that you are more than welcome to. I'd like to see a review of these boots.

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Pretty sure anyone can write a review. I believe you have to be a Forum Leader to have access to free gear to review when sponsors offer it up, but if you've purchased the boots and want to write a review for the site I expect that you are more than welcome to. I'd like to see a review of these boots.


Yep. "Member Reviews" just mean you're "more eligible" for the free stuff sponsors give us. Any member who can create a signature can create a review.

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I would love to write a review because I really like them. But if I read the articles right, only specific folks can participate in member reviews.

I added the item.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/oregon-mudders-winter-golf-boots-cm700-mens

Just click "review it".  You can look through other reviews as examples.

Below is one of mine.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/footjoy-mens-fj-m-project-spiked-black-charcoal-fj-55132/reviews/4753

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I added the item.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/oregon-mudders-winter-golf-boots-cm700-mens

Just click "review it".  You can look through other reviews as examples.

Below is one of mine.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/footjoy-mens-fj-m-project-spiked-black-charcoal-fj-55132/reviews/4753


Done, Hope it is helpful to someone.

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I added the item.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/oregon-mudders-winter-golf-boots-cm700-mens

Just click "review it".  You can look through other reviews as examples.

Below is one of mine.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/footjoy-mens-fj-m-project-spiked-black-charcoal-fj-55132/reviews/4753

Done, Hope it is helpful to someone.

Thanks.  Link is below.

http://thesandtrap.com/products/oregon-mudders-winter-golf-boots-cm700-mens

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