PropétMens Blizzard Ankle Zip Snow Boot, Brown/Black, 8 X-Wide US

They are advertised as snow boots but I use them in the tropics, dealing with mud, heat, and humidity. They are very sturdy, super comfortable, and even look good. I wish I had bought them sooner.

Love my Propet boots! Easy to slip on with zipper tongue. Quality looks like they will hold up in rain and snow. Sole lugs look good for traction.

I don't think you'll win any fashion awards for these "duck" type shoes. Zipper runs smooth, and the shoe is sturdy for stormy weather / rain / snow. Live in Boise, formerly SoCal - these are the first utility shoes you should buy for sloggy weather in the winter.

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I purchased a similar pair of these shoes for my husband about 3 years ago! He absolutely loved them and literally wore them out! So I purchased these for him and he is very happy with them so far!

These boots are amazing. Thus is the second pair we have bought. My husband wears them almost every day to hero his feet dry. Would definitely buy them again. Plus they are real easy to put on and take off!

I wear a size 11H (4E) and ordered 11 XX WIDE. The inside of the boot says they are 5E, but they barely make a 4E. With a thinner pair of socks they are very comfortable, but with beefier socks like Gold Toes, they are a bit snug, but not uncomfortable enough to send them back. My left foot is bigger than my right foot, but the right boot is tighter than the left. Go figure.Update - I've been wearing these boots almost daily for two months now. Here in northern PA we have only two seasons, winter and mud season. They seem to be holding up well and have gotten more comfortable. I occasionally have to climb around on road salt piles. Typically, boots lose their waterproofing and don't keep feet warm after repeated pure salt exposure. It's the nature of road salt. My boots still keep my feet dry, but they didn't keep feet warm until the salt was worn/washed away. Because it's so hard to get boots that are wide enough, I now bought a second pair that won't be used on salt piles.

These run small. Usually my husband wears 10 wide so we got 10.5 x-wide to be sure it fit well. Probably should have gotten a 10.5 xx wide. Can't zip up either boot with winter socks so going to try to use a thinner sock. He loves them and wears them unzipped but I would size up double if you want to wear with a thicker sock. He says they are comfortable other than fitting a bit small. He is keeping them and hoping as he wears them they will loosen up a bit.

I keep these by the back door for every wet, muddy, grassy, dirty, dog-scooping job there is. Easy to slip on and off, rugged, super traction, clean up with the garden hose. They’re the kind of ugly only a momma could love, but I don’t wear them out dancing. Great, lightweight utility boot.

I bought these to work around the yard. On cars in my garage. I wanted something to easily slip on and slip off. As I come into the house. These work great. Also, I wanted something waterproof 'cause I live on the West Coast. It seems to be like living in England. They are well insulated. They have 3M insulation. The leather goes down to the sole at the back of the boot. So it's not. Rubber. Up very high, but the soul is pretty thick. So gives you some water protection. The front is completely waterproof. And they're comfortable. I normally get a pair of 10s. And I bought the 10 1/2. And they fit fine. They are a little bit loose, but I can wear heavier socks if I want to. For winter.

This type of zippered ankle boot seems to be very hard to find these days. Had a pair that lasted for years before the sole started to separate (different brand). Wanted to get a new pair but couldn't find them in any store so I finally looked online. I'm not too keen on buying clothes/footwear online as I like to try things on and examine the materials so this was my last resort. Even online the pickings were few. This was the closest I could find to my beloved old pair.They're well made for the most part, and comfortable. My only concern is the zipper feels very flimsy with a slider that's too small and thin for this kind of heavy duty footwear. When zipping them up I feel I need to be very gentle and not pull too hard or the slider will break. Since the zipper is a crucial part of the boot, I think they could've used one a little more robust.

I'm typically a size 10 and a 4E in shoes, so finding shoes/boots is typically difficult for me because they're too narrow. Now, I did order the XX-Wides just to make sure I had room and I'm glad I did, because the boots are about 1/4" too wide. I don't mind this because it gives my foot room to maneuver and I'm not cutting off circulation.These are a "big 10" boot. You may notice a bit of a gap between the back of your foot and the back of your boot. If I were to order another pair of these, I'd probably order something higher than an ankle boot to compensate; maybe I'd go just overtop of the ankle.The major issue for me is comfort, and these boots definitely fit the bill in that regard. I'm in Ontario, Canada, and they're definitely warm enough for winter here. I'm a big fan of anything Thinsulate so I loved the liners (quite possibly the reason why the boots are such a big fit), so the liners definitely help. I can walk in them pretty easily, moreso than most boots. As someone who hates doing up shoelaces, I infinitely prefer the zippers as well. They kind of fit like a loafer because of the zippers, so if you're a fan of loafers you'll like these boots.

Wow nice and warm keeps the slush out and feet dry very pleased