Men's Rain Boots with Steel Shank, Waterproof Insulated Neoprene Rubber Work Boots, Durable Anti-Slip Outdoor Mud Shoes, Adjustable Calf for Hunting Gardening Farming Fishing

This is my 2nd pair. I live and work a farm. Its all I wear in the winter and rain. We USE these like our lives depend on it. I was very hesitant to buy since they were cheaper than the name brand and made in China. Lately, alot of stuff from China has been garbage "throw away" junk. Made in the USA....good luck finding anything made here with this current administration. We couldn't manufacture ourselves out of a wet paper sack. I'm not sure if my first pair got this, but it had a Lifetime warranty card. I signed up for it so we shall see. These have lasted longer than any other boot I owned. I have had Mucks, TS brand, Atwoods brand, and many others. I wont buy Carhart because they are woke, but I have seen they suck too and don't last long. Heck, their jeans are like paper, so beware, stay away from Carhart. They are not what they used to be. Typically, the name brand blows out in 3-4 months. Rubber is poor quality and seams come apart. You might get more life from wrapping your feet in thick layer mil plastic. These lasted for almost a year. My son, 17, who I think eats his boots, got the most time in these boots then any other brand too. He really like them and the comfort level. Longevity is key for us and helps the wallet. It would be nice to have a product that lasts... like it should. The back calf adjustment is nice. I picked up a small pair for the little ones. Im very excited for the lifetime warranty, and hope they stand by it with no crazy stipulations. We shall see. 5 stars for quality and value and comfort. The look great too!

I'm impressed with the quality of this HISEA boot. First, I have several tall MUCK-brand boots, including the Voyager (super lightweight) and Chore Plus (heavy duty). Depending on weather, I've used these for hikes through marsh, beach, and snow. But both MUCKs have have been very disappointing for durability and comfort. The Voyager is so thin that rubber cracks started within a 3 months of use, and leaked; while Muck's Chore Plus quickly caused blisters within a mile of hiking (and it's heavy). With respect to the HISEA, given its flat soles, I added a high-arch insole, since I do a lot of walking/hiking in watery areas. Also, earlier reviews indicated that Size 9's fit 'larger than expected". I agree that it seems 0.5 size higher. But when I replaced the insoles, which are slightly thicker, the fit was perfect. Seriously, I could work and walk in these boots all day. That's how comfortable these feel. Best of all, no blisters. Time will tell how long the waterproofness lasts, but after working outside or sloshing about for several miles these few weeks, it's all good so far. :)

Better than advertised...I have walked in water as deeps as roughly one inch from the top and they held up great!!..solid rubber for your feet,keep them safe when walking through the woods...comfortable and performed as advertised and Better..

19 months and I have a crease crack on my right boot and the heels are starting to wear down to the point i can start to see the grid underneath. After owning a pair of Bogs for 11 months, there was no way I was going to drop that kind of cash again. It was between these and another budget friendly boot but ultimately decided on these because I liked the adjustable strap in the back. These boots were comfortable from day one. I wear a 10.5 and went with 11 off another reviewer. Perfect fit. Did not have any slipping issues as I did with the bogs. Getting ready to reorder.

I normally wear a 10.5. Based on sizing guide and other reviews I went with a 10 vs a 11. Length was perfect for a single pair of heavy socks but just a little too narrow for my wide foot. Bought these mainly for hunting in cool (not cold) weather to replace a 20 year old pair that finally gave out. These boots have great features for the price EXCEPT they stink! They note the smell in the description but Im in my 60s and these are the worst ever. Probably great for gardening, farming or yard work but not for hunting as I doubt the smell would ever fade.

Perfect

Boots started leaking after one month of normal use, terrible durability. Comfort is ok, although the fit is really wide. Would not recommend.

Get rid of your other rubbers , these things are all you will need. I would go up a size if you double up on socks. I have been in icy creeks up to the top of the boots , completely warm and dry.. ( the calve widths are adjustable )