Men's Steel Toe Rain Boots PVC Rubber Boots, Waterproof Garden Fishing Outdoor Work Boots, Durable Slip Resistant Knee Boots for Agriculture and Industrial Working

I'm actually impressed with these boots. They are steel toe rubber boots and are very well made. The size was perfect fit and easy to put on. One son wears a 9.5 and the other a 10. We ordered 2 size 10 and they fit perfect. The insoles make them very comfortable and has great arch support. The price is definitely unbeatable for them.

I bought these for my fiance. The size was spot on, and they are a pretty good looking boot for steel toe rain boots. He loves them. The quality is good, and they come with an amazing warranty. Very happy with the purchase. ❤️❤️❤️

Good quality boot. Typically wear size 13-14 shoe and ordered size 13 and fits perfectly. Worked great for the recent snow storms. Could be a bit more insulated for warmth.

These HISEA boots are an incredible value at just $30, offering professional-grade features like a steel toe that I rely on daily for protection while working with concrete. Available in multiple colors, these boots are remarkably durable for the price point, and the peace of mind provided by their lifetime warranty makes them a no-brainer for anyone in the trades. Whether you're mucking through wet pours or navigating a messy job site, their waterproof construction and easy-to-clean surface make them a top-tier budget choice for serious labor.

I’m still struggling with whether to keep these boots. HISEA is a good company. I’ve purchased 6 pairs of footwear from them. Their warranty is real as indicated by how quickly they replaced a pair of boots that had premature wear. These boots I just purchased fit lengthwise correctly. However, they are so loose on the top of my feet that my feet move around excessively when I walk in them. The inserts on these boots are of relatively good quality, which has been a problem on some of their other models. I’ve tried adding inserts below the factory inserts. It puts pressure on my arthritic big toe, but the boots still slip. I think the problem is the boots are not snug enough around the ankles. I was hoping to walk long some distance in these boots, but I think it would be uncomfortable. Another issue I have is the top section of the boots are so flimsy they fold over. I like boots like these to stand up straight so I can easily slip my feet into them. UPDATE: HISEA reached out to me after my review, which was originally an 3 star, and totally resolved my issues beyond my expectations.

Item as described, an functions as intended Size was accurate, thick material should last long time, comfortable and retain heat when cold outside.

I purchased these boots based on the reviews I read. I will say up front, I do have difficulty finding shoes to fit comfortably for my feet size 11 wide womens. So readers, if you are like me, having large wide feet, be careful when considering the purchase of these boots, keep in mind, that if you have difficulty finding shoes to fit your feet, think twice. I wore these boots for 3 or 4 work excursion into my backyard, and within the hour had blisters on my big toes, on the balls of my, my pinky toes, and my heels. Yes, I wore them with socks, thin ones, thick ones, and a regular walking tennis shoe sock. Each time I wore them, I developed blisters. The hard part for me was I really liked the overall wear of the boots. They kept my legs and feet dry. I never returned them because I felt that I had worn them and used them outside, so it would not be right. I passed them down to a family member, who also experienced some difficulties with the fit of the boots, but has been able to use them. These boots do all they say they do. Waterproof, keep your legs and feet warm, they prevent slipping and have decent traction. They are an over all good value. Keep in mind if you have difficulties finding shoes for sensitive feet wear them in the house first for more than just 1 day, before treking out into the mud And muck.

They’re nice looking and do have good traction on the bottom, but I’ve had mine for about a year and I do not use them very often and they are already starting to let water in. I found a crack on the seam down where the boot meets the soul and I live on the water and frequently have high tides that require me to walk through water and they are starting to leak