TIDEWE Hunting Boots Snake Proof for Men, Waterproof Insulated Warm Rubber With Steel Shank, 5mm Neoprene Lightweight Outdoor, Sturdy Work for Farming Gardening

Second pair for my son . Good boot . Keeps feet dry , comfy . Might stop a snake bite . Don’t leave them in the bed of your pick up with the cover on for two weeks in the Florida heat . The heat will release the glue and the bottom will start to come off. I think any two piece rubber boot would have had a problem. I 6800 it back on. Still works.

Man let me tell you ! I have owned many Boots in this classification and these are fantastic. The list and brand names of boots I’ve used for hunting riding and working on the hunting properties is endless but I think I have found the boot I will continue to purchase for a while. Comfortable and well built. They protect every aspect of your foot shins and caves and can take a beating.

Good quality boots. I purchased them abt 2 years ago. I do find that they can be hard to take off. May need to purchase a boot kick to assist with removal. Other than that. I really like them.

The fit is spot on and they are as comfortable as rubber snake boots can be. They aren’t too heavy which is an added benefit. They are waterproof which is a necessity in the woods. I can’t attest to them being totally protective as far as snake bites go and I hope I don’t find out lol.

These boots do the job. They’re comfortable, waterproof, and not too heavy on your feet. Supposedly snake bite proof—though I hope I never have to test that claim. I wear them in the slop when it rains and floods, mostly through the winter, and they hold up just as well in the woods during summer. All around, it’s a solid boot that handles tough conditions without complaint.

This is a quality boot at a reasonable price. When I got it, that was the first thing that a noticed was how well made it was. I put them on and it was a little tight and somewhat on an effort taking them off. I take responsibility for that, see many reviews suggested you order one size up, I did not do that. I am a size 8 and going by the foot chart, I had what I thought was enough room inside the boot. Actually if they make half sizes I would have been ok. So my advice, go up one size, you will be glad you did. I had to return the size 8 for a 9. I should have listened to the reviews, I could have been enjoying my boots instead of waiting on a larger size

Do not buy these boots. The title for this is (currently) "snake proof boots." But the description subtly says only less than half of the boot has material that protects against snake bites. That's less than garters. I did not notice that caveat when I bought it (if it said that then), and I don't think it did say it then. Now I'm stuck with an item that doesn't do what it specifically says it does in the title.I don't understand how you can sell a product that is "snake proof" when half of it is not designed to stop a snake bite. I'm beyond the return window, and I've been wearing these boots in areas with snakes (and have encountered snakes!), and this whole time I was not actually protected.Otherwise, these boots run small. They've held up for me so far, traction is fine, but they aren't a particularly good value for the price since they don't do well the one thing they say they do that differentiates them from basic waterproof boots.I'll never buy from this company again, and it's frustrating that Amazon lets this sort of deceptive advertising occur. If you want uncomfortable boots that are waterproof that offer marginal protection against snakes, these do it. But if you want actual snake boots, you need to buy a different product.

Quality ok. Boots are heavier than expected. Fit was good. Only problem was boot weight