Men's Waterproof Ankle Rain Boots

I bought these rain boots for my dad and they’ve been perfect for the rainy season. The rubber is lightweight but still feels sturdy, and they’re completely waterproof. He says they’re comfortable to walk in, even on slippery surfaces, and they’re easy to slip on and off. We’ve used them for yard work and even during heavy rain, and they are holding up well. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for affordable and reliable waterproof ankle boots.

These booties are great. Better than Mucksters, better than Bogs, better than Kamik, better than any I’ve tried.I farm. I weigh 245 lbs, and my pedometer tells me I average 15,000 some steps a day, mostly on gravel and hard pack dirt, five days a week. Seems like I destroy boots for a living.I’ve worn my pair all Spring and Summer (it’s end of August now) and they have held up. No cracking, no separating between uppers and lowers, no collapsing of the internal structure. Still fully waterproof, still quite a bit of tread left. They have outlasted all the “brand boots” costing three times as much.Negatives: plan on buying a decent insole. They don’t come with much, and the sole is thin enough you need some cushioning. They seem a bit wide to me. No pull tabs for putting them on. The ankle opening seems a little larger than most, and it’s easy to get gravel or whatever in your boot if you don’t make sure your pants cover the opening.But, overall, they last, and they get five stars for that alone.

Comfortable, does what it should (keeps your feet dry), the only downside is they have a strong rubber smell that took about two weeks to go away

Wear these every morning to walk the doggo and until dew off the grass or if raining etc.I did put some memory foam inserts in them as they were a tad big and insoles are way too hard for me they come with.Had just purchased a spare set when the originals ripped in the back.I would highly recommend these.Only downside is no tab to pull them on in ths back

These are probably made for little people, but I specifically asked if they were extra wide & was assured they were. I wear 11 6E & I order a size bigger to be safe & they still don’t fit. Very disappointed.

I am a big guy, bought the size 12. They fit my feet as far as the width and length, BUT they instep (area on the front of a shoe where a tongue would be) was too tight/small. I could not get my foot inside them at all. So I took a pair of scissors an cut a split down the front just far enough where my foot would fit down inside the boot. To be fair I have large feet and not many slip on type boots will fit me. Large angles/high instep, whatever you call it. But on the plus side they get VERY good traction in the mud and they keep my feet dry while feeding the animals. They do carry a lot of mud back on the porch but I guess that goes along with deep tread and good traction. I would not buy them again because they did not fit my feet but I would recommend them if you have more normal sized feet LOL

I Was Skeptical About What Size To Get Because Of These Mixed Reviews So I Just Went With My Regular Size & They Fit Perfectly They Even Have A Little Extra Space For Thick Socks.

Comfort is 1 star because you need to buy insoles to have comfort. It is like walking on a carpeted basement floor. If you understand my meaning. There is a thin layer of cushion but you know there is cement right under it. Value for your money. ... considering the sizes are as all other reviews mention. Not accurate. I had to send back for a larger size. I'm a 9 in men's & 11 in women's. (I'm a lady). There is no stretch to the boots. Not sure why the review is asking for that info but there isn't. However, they are water proof. And when I get insoles for them I'm sure they will be comfy then. I use them for outdoor work. Lawn work etc. I would not recommend walking on them without insoles. You will be in pain. As for the boot material cracking. We shall find out. I will update if this happens.