Men's Thermator Waterproof Hiking Boots Trekking Outdoor Camping Boot

Very well made, very comfortable, perfectly warm in cold weather, definitely waterproof, and very sleek, stylish but very durable. The size fit perfectly too, I have flat feet but these fit just as perfect as my shoes and whatever your shoe size is that’s the size you should order them, you don’t need to go a size up with these boots.

Very durable solid built boot. Definitely keeps your feet warm and dry in harsh cold weather all while still letting your feet breath. Great traction as well. I highly recommend these boots. Most comfortable boots I've found in quite a while, being I work all day long on my feet 10+ hrs a day. You won't be disappointed!

I have had these great boots for 7 years and they are still like brand new! Northeast winters are not easy, but these boots have keep my feet warm and dry. Also, no issue with the quality of the materials. Very well made. Not a single complaint!

Order this because a coworker had some. They had a mid top. I actually ordered the high top. These boots are extremely lightweight and comfortable. I usually wear a 11.5. But they didn’t have these in that size. So I ordered a 12. Glad I did. These boots fit nice. They’re very warm. They are waterproof. Firefighter tested and approved. I have the black ones. They do attract dirt a lot. But they clean easy. I’m happy with these.

I was very wary about these boots but needed a new pair of winter hiking boots after the lace loops on my 1 year old pair of Columbia boots broke making them effectively unusable after only 1 winter season. I could tell immediately that these lace loops will hold up much better. Given it being the holidays, I needed something affordable that would hopefully hold up to frigid winter hiking in NH. I had my doubts but after using these a few times, I’m thoroughly impressed!! These are way warmer than my more expensive ones I had last year, in fact these might be too warm!! I bought them a half a size larger in order to put two pairs of socks on. I’ve quickly realized that I do not need two pairs of socks in these boots as my feet have been drenched in sweat the two times I’ve used them in about 10-15 degrees, in unbroken snow and even colder wind chills. The wide toe box feels great and helps to keep my toes from getting crushed on a steep descent. I’m going to switch to a single pair of socks and see how they feel but so far I am pleasantly surprised by their ability to keep your feet dry, warm and comfortable!!

Nicest made .blackest pair of boots I've ever owned. The luggage style grip is awesome there is nothing I do tlike a out these boots.size is dead on ..would recommend 100%

Ok. So, just got the boots and decided I would wear them out for the day. Overall, I like the boots. They are very light for being a boot in general which is a big pro since I'm a size 12. Length wise it fits exact. Wide boot so if you have somewhat wide feet it fits well and visually doesn't appear that wide. There is however a little too much space around the toes but thats not necessarily a bad thing. I was wearing ankle socks which I dont recommend but its doable. Obviously thicker crew is more suitable. They are pretty comfortable and I can see them being really good hiking boots. I however was driving with them on and walking around shopping. Had no problems with them. When it snows I'm sure it'llbe a good pair of boots. If I go hiking I'll update.

I was a bit nervous taking these on an overnight in the White Mountains without wearing them first, but the Manfen Thermators exceeded expectations. We faced thigh-deep snow and very sharp inclines on the way to Mt. Madison. Pros: • Instant Comfort: No hot spots or blisters after two days of heavy trekking. • Insulation: Weather was consistently in the single digits (and sub-zero at night), but my feet stayed toasty. • Compatibility: Worked great with snowshoe bindings and stayed waterproof through deep powder. For the price point, the performance is stellar. They are rugged enough for technical winter terrain and warm enough for sub-zero exposure across ~12 miles.