RockportRockport Mens Rugged Bucks Waterproof Boot

The media could not be loaded.  Very comfortable and very cool I love them ❤

size fit as expected, very comfortable shoes and design

These are good looking and comfortable boots, but beware of the sizing. My experience is that they are a bit smaller than the UK size they quote. As amazon suggests, it is generally a good idea to go up 1/2 a size when ordering.

Good quality boots, a little stiff at first until worn a few times. Happy with this purchase

A good boot and really comfortable, easy to clean and waterproof. The only problem is not with the boot but with my feet. I have a high bridge which means the boot tongue migrates to the outside during wear. However, it doesn't stop me from wearing and enjoying this great boot from Rockport.

Nice style sturdy boots worth the price

Es un producto de muy buena calidad y muy cómodos

The media could not be loaded.  On a rainy day recently, I finally reached the mall and walked into it. While walking inside, I could hear a squishing, and after a few steps, I noticed that the squishing frequency matched my own walking. So the squishing came from my boots. Back home, I examined under the boots and found two holes on one sole. I had to buy new boots, I figured. I liked the boots very much. They are very comfortable. Sturdy, but not heavy or hard that they hurt the ankles, behind or the side of my feet. And they keep the feet warm and dry. What else do I want from good boots? Ah, yeah, not slippery on ice and snow here in Canada. Well, they’re not. So, I don’t have any reason to look for another brand of boots. I searched in my emails and found the one ordering these ones. 4 years and one month ago. And not to forget. I don’t have a car and have to walk every where. So I ordered a pair of new ones. This time, I went with light brown, or Boston tan, as it’s called. They arrived promptly, and I creamed them promptly.As for maintenance. This time around, I also went to the internet and searched for the right stuff for leather boots. Some of what I found made me shake my head, some others made me chuckle. All kinds of expensive stuff for leather. Like mink oil. Really!? I absolutely wouldn’t kill a wild animal just to oil my boots with it. Some one had already questioned what I wanted to ask. Can you use olive oil for leather boots? One website says, no, but doesn’t say why. Another website says, no, because of discoloration. That’s where my chuckle got louder. All these people who claim to have researched all those expensive oils. Really!? How exactly did they do that? Over what time span? How many boots involved? And then they list all the brands they could find in the leather section of their local department store. “We’ve found the ten best oils for leather boots”. Did I buy all that? Nah! I’m going to continue to apply my good old, tried tested and true, method. Olive oil or hand cream, whichever is at hand. As the video show, I apply a bit of oil just on two spots where the leather have started to tear, just for you to see that there’s no discoloration. Otherwise, I apply the oil all over, and have been applying at least for the past two years. Absolutely no discoloration, and beautiful original color. And I applied hand cream on the new ones? Any problems that you can spot? So, I’m going to continue my cheap but effective method. You could argue that I wouldn’t have those cracks on the top had I used proper (= expensive) oils. To that, I would say, when you have holes in the sole it doesn’t matter how well the top of the boots are. You need new ones.And being cheap and effective! I’ve put back the new ones in the box and decided to go another winter with the old ones. I've found an angle to walk without squishing. I think I’ve gotten emotionally attached to the old ones. I just can’t throw them in the garbage bin. They’re so oily and so darn comfy!

Después de usarlo unas 8 horas, no hay cansancio, y lo que me agradaría es saber con que productos resulta mejor su limpieza y conservación

Excelente

A touch big, but I love them.