TIDEWERubber Neoprene Boots Men And Women, Waterproof Sturdy 6mm Neoprene Boot, Rain Boot Hunting Boot Arctic Outdoor Boot（Black, Brown & Next Camo G2）

Surprisingly great quality! One note is that the size listed on the insole was the men's size. In my case that's a size 10 and I wear a woman's 11. Initially, I thought these were the wrong size but I do wear a men's size 10 and they fit very well. Just don't be surprised if they list the wrong size for you if you're a woman!Our family has always purchased Muck Boots which do a great job when working outdoors in the spring and winter especially. The downside of those boots is that they are tremendously expensive.I found these on Amazon and they had a very high rating and a very reasonable price.They do a good job, have nonslip lug soles, or waterproof, and warm.They appear to have a thick sole.These boots are comfortable, although I would not say they have a great arch support. Like most neoprene boots they have an initial smell, that does not bother me at all. It's a farm boot and it's going to smell a lot worse!

"Quick and easy slip ons ... as well as ... fast trouble free take offs." Literally, jump in and jump out of them! These boots enables both actions very well.BOOTS FACTs: They are true to size ... fitting close to perfect. However ... NOTE: My first few wears ... was extra snug in the instep, which gave me slight discomfort until the boots became accommodating to my feet. Now ... I'm in total happiness, comfort and dryness. I'm in love with my TIDEWE Rubber Neoprene Boots and given NOAA's prediction for an active above average, Hurricane season 2024, and our recent back to back year ... of ... "A once in a lifetime ... One in 1000 years historic floodings." I needed this ... added protection during and after experiencing multiple Tropical downpours and storm deluges.Considering all about TIDEWE ... "Live Your Passion" ... which I love. In addition to ... their attention to safety, detail and comfort. I love the height and the weight of these quality boots. In addition to ... the grippy outsole that secures your steps as you maneuver through wet and mucky ... more than often slippery grounds. I also ... love the design, the appearance, the materials used, and the collective flexibility the boots give.FULL DISCLOSURE: I work in a flood zone ... So when it rains, it floods ... and there is nothing worse than working in soaking wet shoes and socks, and most importantly ... having my feet being exposed to flood related toxins, contaminants, pollutants, and critters ... all at once, Yikes! Therefore ... allow me to quote the famous Daryl Hall and John Oats from Hall & Oats ... "I can't go for that ... No ... (No can do)" So with this song playing in my mind at this moment, here's my ...CONCLUSION: Tremendous thanks to ALL ... farmers, hunters, fishers, gardeners, and explorers for sharing your experiences with this product. YOU have collectively motivated me to plant another seed of faith with TIDEWE ... and to pull the trigger on this winning purchase. Also ... to drop my anchor for this great buy, while weeding out ALL doubts about these boots, as I now ... confidently explore the flooded terrains ... of many neighboring communities while assisting others through the after storm's reality. I previously purchased my TIDEWE rain suit a year ago. So ... today, I'm TIDEWE down from my head to my toes.MY PARTING BLESSINGS: To all survivors 🧡 of any storm ... respectfully and humbly ... I say, continue to practice safety first during these life threatening conditions. Be wise and be careful. GOD bless you and your beloved ones ... always. Also, if it's doable, get a pair, or two, or a few of TIDEWE Rubber Neoprene Boots for yourself and/or ... someone else. These boots are worth it for today's Tropical downpours and severe floodings among many other personal usage.

These boots are excellent! I live in New England and it's winter here right now. They are plenty warm and my feet stay dry which is most important to me. I've used these boots in snow,slush,submerged in water roughly a foot deep.I am pleased with the traction they get in snow and slush so far. They are fairly comfortable, and true to size in my experience with size 11 atleast. I can wear thick socks and not feel crowded when wearing them. They are a little on the heavier side from my experience, wearing competitor's boots from places like bass pro and other outdoor outfitters etc, but then you're spending hundreds more. Arch support seems fine to me but I don't have collapsed arches or any kind of foot problems so YMMVSuper impressed for the price and I will be ordering another pair I can leave at camp. The boots are stylish enough that they don't scare the wildlife away on looks alone. I'm not sure I'd wear these to a wedding but maybe a first date where I'm from, lol.If you've read this far, I will say my ONLY gripe is they do have a smell. It's not a bad smell or anything like that but there is a rubber type smell. I left these boots outside on my porch for a couple days to let the mountain air do its thing, can hardly notice it at all now.Phew, we made it to the end.Seriously if you're on the fence for a new pair of muck boots but don't want to spend a fortune these guys right here.

Fit and initial quality is very good. Very comparable to the Muck boots that I have worn for many years, but at less than half the price. Size is true, and very comfortable. Time will tell on the durability... My last pair of Muck boots only lasted one year, so am giving these a try.

I bought myself a pair and then bought a pair for my son as well. One or the other of us needs to take our dog outside a couple times a day no matter how muddy, rainy, snowy, or cold it is....and the dog likes to explore in all kinds of weather. My feet have been warm and dry every time. Even when it was 10 degrees F, I didn't need to even wear socks, just slip my feet in these. Now we're in mud weather and my feet are dry and I am very sure-footed with the good traction - not slipping at all. And I have to keep moving to keep up with my dog.They are tight to my calf, and I have an average calf, so if you have a large calf I think they would be tight. Also, one day I pulled my pants over the boots and my legs were irritated by the time I made it back to my house. I would use socks again if I didn't have leggings on I could tuck in the boots.