HISEA 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

These are solid boots. Are they perfect, not at all. But, I've worn them daily for chores around the farm for just over two years and only just now did they start to crack along the top where they flex (see photo). I will be buying another pair to replace them. These boots are waterproof, mud proof, easy to clean, easy to slip on and off, and have padding in the bottom that makes them comfortable to wear for hours at a time. These boots have seen it all on the farm - and survived for way longer than the price tag would imply. Two years of daily abuse as my primary "go out to the barn" boots and my "this job is going to be gross" boots" and I still prefer these to other more expensive brands that I've had in the past. If you can't tell, I'm impressed. My only gripe - they get hot. Don't wear them without socks since they are waterproof and your sweat will just pool in them (but again, they are waterproof so that makes sense!). Also, not a gripe but something to know, these are not insulated so they get cold in the winter - nothing a heavy pair of socks won't fix. If you're looking for excellent muck boots at an amazing price that will last the average person a lifetime (or a farmer 2 years), look no farther.

The shank really works and the hard toe doesnt destroy your feet. Will say they are heavier than pairs without the protection.

Thoroughly impressed with these. I really only have to wear them once a week for cleanup nights as I work in a ketchup factory & have to clean the coolers and etc etc. but these are muchhh more comfortable and form fitting yet very soft and flexible. Very light weight.. I’m excited to actually use them.. though idk if I’m fond of the insert they came with I’ll likely swap that out. It’s a little thin and I don’t care for how the padding is segmented and can be felt on your foot but I haven’t gave them a super long test to know just yet. It’s worthwhile to note that I have the “NEW” black version with the ribbed looking toe with the horizontal lines all over the top. Maybe they improved design judging by other reviews with the older style boot but for $30 dude these are fantastic. Couldn’t be happier.

Sadly, I had to return it. One boot was perfect but the steel toe on the left boot was crimped slightly and each step caused pain on the top of the toes. Boots seem to be quality material and ankle part was open so boots were easy to put on and take off. I especially liked the little tab-like projection on the heel that can be used for leverage to take off the boots. Boots were not excessively heavy. My opinion was that my set might have been a one-off manufacturing glitch so I would not rule out trying them again.

Very solid boots good with traction! The are waterproof, right size, warm and comfortable, great for work, fishing, garden, or outdoor use. They feel durable and keep my feet dry.For price good choice.

These are really well made rubber boots and a good value for the money. I routinely wear size 12 shoes and boots. However, the size 12 in this boot was much too large and more akin to a size 13 in my case. I don’t know if this was a one off situation or if the sizing is routinely off. In any event, the process of returning the size 12 for a size 11 was simple, and took care of the problem.

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.

TL;DR: Not Wide. Length Runs Large. Durable but Heavy. Listing gave a choice between 7 Wide and 7 Regular, so I chose Wide ... but nothing on the boots says they're wide. Unless I'm wearing very thick socks, my smallest toes jamb into the steel toe plate on the outer edge - pretty uncomfortable. I kept them because I've never found any other rainboots that are comfortable anyway, and I needed some and these were on sale... so I will deal with the discomfort. Another problem I had: they're huge in length, but not width. They run large. I bought 7 Wide (men's size) but I wear a Women's 9. A men's 7 is supposed to be a Women's 8.5-9... but these fit more like a women's 9.5-10. I really should've returned them due to sizing issues and being too narrow... It is a shame there are no affordable truly-wide rainboots available anywhere. I've been looking forever and still haven't found comfortable rain boots..