Men's Rubber Boots, Waterproof Ankle Rain Boots, Insulated Working Booties with Comfortable Sports Sole, Outdoor Mud Boots for Yard Chore

O find these to be a great product. Light weight, offers good traction, comfortable, easy to put on and take off. For me it offered good value for the money.

These have proven to be as advertised. So far, they are completely waterproof. The size is correct. They were a bit tight at first but as the elastic has stretched a bit with wear. They are easy on and off. They offer no insulation. I'm OK for 20 minutes or so in the cold with a pr. of medium-thick socks I use them for walking my dogs and simple tasks in the yard. For my use they are fine. The removable insole is thin and offer no arch support, so they might be painful during long use for some (?) They have a "Vibram-type" lugged sole. It is very hard, but not slippery and provide good traction. They don't appear to mark floors like some boots do. They provide no lateral support and are not a "hiking boot". Especially if you're prone to twisting your ankle. The camo color is OK, but not a great fashion statement so, IMHO, best used at home! I wish they were a bit taller especially since we have had 7-1/2' of snow so far this winter. These are a really good value compared to the name brand alternatives. I'm considering buying a black pair.

Fit awesome, work extremely well with lots of walking, and no more soggy feet from water. Downside is they stain with the work that is done in them.

These boots appear to be a good boot for yard and garden work, which is what I wanted. However, I really needed a boot I could easily slip on/off. While it is a nice, comfortable, yet stretchy fit around the ankle, they are not easy enough for me to just slip on/off. They are definitely a pull on style, which is cumbersome to me when I'm having to run in/out of the house with muddy boots. The boots are a little heavy, but otherwise, the fit was good. I'm typically an 8.5 in women's shoes and I purchased these in a 7. There is enough room for thicker socks. I recommend them if you don't mind pull on type boots.

I bought these to use on the farm because I got tired of the $200 knee-high boots that don’t last and wanted something that was angle high and easier to use in the summer. So far they’ve been great they’re very cushioned. I use them on the farm. They’re in mud almost daily everything from scooping manure fixing fence mowing grass, feeding animals moving animals everything that goes on at the farm. I haven’t had any issues with them at all. Highly recommend them, not sure what they would be like in the winter time. I’m sure that your feet are gonna freeze because there’s no insulation but until it gets that bad I’ll be wearing them.

Best deck boots I have purchased so far. The sizing runs about a half size small. Good soles, which seems to fail first on the others I have purchased.

Wore for 30 minutes in the snow. I ordered a size 10 since I wear 9.5 wide's but the boots are still too narrow for comfort and I feel like if I ordered an 11 then my feet would just slide out of the boot. Edit: It's been a good couple of weeks, and they fit somewhat okay now. It took a week to break in but otherwise they feel good when they aren't compressing but it still has a habit of "releasing air".

Great waterproof Boot, Well Made. Size true to fit