Replace Worn-Out Muck Boots With???

Joined
Jun 21, 2019
Location
Missouri
It’s time to replace my trusty old Muck boots. I’ve had them for over 15 years, but the soles recently began separating and my attempts to repair them haven’t held up. I want to replace them with something similar but possibly less insulated. A light-to-medium amount of insulation would be okay, but it doesn’t get cold enough here to warrant heavy insulation. I just want something durable that keeps me dry to upper-calf when working around the farm in wet/muddy conditions. I’m not opposed to going with another pair of Mucks, but what other brands should I consider? Photo below is the worn-out boots I’m replacing.
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