Low Bogger Men’s Slip On Rubber Clogs, Garden, Yard Muck Shoes RT APX 11D (Medium)

Actually, I bought these after nearly choking on my cud when I saw the price LL Bean wants for their gum rubber duck shoes! My primary purpose was to replace a pair of moccasins I bought for house slippers, many, many moons ago, that have completely worn out. I bought these one size larger than was recommended (to accommodate heavy socks in cold weather). When they arrived today and I tried them on, I found them to be as comfortable as my trail sneakers. The only criticism I have is that I would like to see a more aggressive tread on the soles. But for the price point they're a bit of alright!

I do a lot of work in the yard and garden during some foul weather and low water-proof boot does the job. They have an elastic band around the opening which I love so they are very easy to get on and off (without having to sit down) and fit tight around the ankle. They're very comfortable and I can wear them outside all day long. It's also a comfortable boot with a good sole for taking long walks in any kind of weather. A boot you can use all year long.

Purchased for my husband to replace his old pair previously from tractor supply. His 6'3, 220lb athletic build wears shoe size 12 medium in width. This pair is a nicely made quality, but a snug fit for being a medium width. Insole has no arch support and sole sits flat inside the rubber shoe. My husband has a higher top arch to his foot so slip ons typically slip on snug but with thick winter socks as he has on today, this new pair seems too snug. Other socks would fit shoe better. Toe space is good. Quality for the price is good. These are a heavier weight rubber shoe, than his previous pair. It's mostly the sole/tread were the weight comes from and this doesn't effect ability to walk. For an easy all season waterproof slip on shoe/low boot, within a tight budget, that fits fine and is comfortable enough, these are good.

I got tired of having to stomp my feet off to get the dirt out of my shoe sole lugs. No matter how careful I was there was always some dirt that would not come out until I got in the house, and it came out on the floor, of course. I leave these amazing shoes out on the porch and I just sit down and slip them on when I'm going out to my garden. They are so comfortable that I don't even take the time to change back into my everyday sneakers! These are literally perfect for gardening; they are super sturdy and unexpectedly comfortable.

I love these yard slip-ons. For me they are the perfect fit. No problem heading out early in the morning to work in damp, dewy areas in the yard. They have a grip that keeps me from slipping and sliding down the hill in back of the house when I am yanking out weeds by the handful. And the price is right.

Well, I have found it to be a great shoe for wearing outside in the yard and for wearing out in the woods keeps my feet dry. He’s just slip on and very comfortable.

Good shoe but has a few quality issues. When I bought my first pair of Guide Gear Low Bogger Men’s Slip On Rubber Clogs, almost immediately the ribs on the sole began to peal off. I contacted Guide Gear and they sent another pair to me right away. That pair lasted around a year before I walked through the sole. I must say I love these shoes for comfort, convenience, and for being waterproof. I am retired and where these shoes virtually every day around the yard, to the store, and for going on walks. I wear them winter and summer. My second pair I've had for fifteen months. The sole has not worn out, but as you can see from the pics, and as some others have reported, the tops of the shoe cracks. This does not effect the wear-ability or comfort, but in deep, wet grass it does let water in. So, whether the soles wear out or the tops crack, you have about 360 days of wear before you need a new pair. If, for the price, that sounds good to you, then I say get them.

Very comfortable