EVERBOOTS ULTRA DRY Men's Waterproof Hiking Work Boots, Lightweight Ultility Leather Shoes, Water Proof Tactical Military Outdoor Ankle Mens Boot for Construction, Roofing, Hunting, Winter TrailsLeather Working Group

Very comfortable keep my feet dry and I get about 7 to 8 months of good wear. Longer than the Redwings I used to buy.

2022 Update: I work in the golf industry, I wear these 95% of the time, and in wet, cold, hot, dry, you name it, situations. Two days ago, one of the shoe laces finally gave up! I bought these in November, 2020, these boots have seen their share of punishment from myself, and the elements, They're the color they are in the two newest photos due to turf dye. These boots are the best bang for the buck, HANDS DOWN!You can read my original review below, here’s an update nearly a year later. These boots have held up better than I could ever have expected! I work outdoors, operate heavy equipment, work in all types of weather. On top of that, I average about 5 miles a day on my feet, I did buy some insoles for them, but I will absolutely buy these again!So I work in golf course maintenance, some days are 5:30am-4pm, I received these boots yesterday after much research. Today I did setup (setting tee markers and cutting golf cups), the process involves 4 hours of walking through dew covered grass, moisture in general. I’ll revise this review as time goes on, however... I will say, I took a chance wearing them today... they were completely comfortable, my feet never got wet, they gave me comfort all day, and my feet feel great. I’m about ready to strap them back on now and mow the lawn. I have a limited budget, and after much research, took a chance in these... TOTALLY worth the money.UPDATE: I’ve been relentless on these things.. still a great boot! My feet don’t get tired, nor do they get wet. Out of the box blown away, still blown away. Sizing for me was dead on, I’m a 10 1/2 US, and there are perfect. I find myself not using the top set of lace hooks out of comfort... love these!

Ok this review is tricky because the boots are wide on the toes side so are super comfortable with winter socks, also as far as I know they seem to be waterproof. The only bad thing about them is that the top hide can created a very upper ankle discomfort, other than that they are nice. Not stylish, like the Timberlands but less expensive and do what they suppose to do which is winter functionality. That is what counts for me.

I have been using these boots for almost three years now and they last long. Very good boots that hold up, comfortable and great at keeping feet dry. Also breathable so your feet don’t smell after wearing all day.

Just received so no extended wearing review. I will agree that they are roomy at the toe. But that gave me enough room to add a plantar fasciitis insert on top of the the existing pad. Now they fit snug and my foot lands flat with a nice cushion. The laces they gave me are thin which digs into your fingers when you try to pull the laces tight. I swapped out the thicker laces from my old boots and they are more comfortable to pull snug. I did not realize the tounge on my old boots was narrower. This tounge on these boots is wider so the exact same length lace leaves with less to tie with. May get longer because I like to double tie and the laces they come with don't leave you enough to do that. Beyond that, they feel great. Also agree its not the most stylish boot if that matters to you.

I'm a shoe snob, let's start with that. Also, as a greenskeeper, I go through boots. I have numerous $100 + boots that I wear or have worn. Two co workers also wear this boot. While doing research and reading all the reviews, another greenskeeper also loved these boots. I currently wear 3 boots at work. Through Hikers, Boat deck boots, and now these full grain 6" boot.1st pair had a defect as the inside stitching hurt my foot. The company gave me another pair covered under warranty.This pair is amazing. Barely any break in period. Great width, laces, eyelet, big toe box, mid size heel and waterproof.I was skeptical as I haven't worn this style boot in a few years but after 27 miles in 4 days, I'm a fan.These boot are legit!Albeit, depending on your type of job. I work outside, year round. So far so good.I will update this summer.

I'm a boot guy wear nothing but boots, mostly chippewas, Carolinas,redwings and as I've aged Arthritis has kicked in on my body and heavy boots hurt both feet and my knees, OMG my knees.I was skeptical at first but decided to try them and right out of the box they fit completely, as the weeks passed the boot breaks in and more comfort sets in. I have only had them several weeks if I can get a year out of them I will be impressed, they are light comfortable, water resistant and not bad to the eyes. These boots are exactly what I needed and if they last me a year I will buy another pair. Now my chippewas and other boots lasted 3 to 4 years even longer depending how I wore them and it took at least a year to break them in with that being said once the Chippewas and redwings, Carolina's are broken in no one else can fit into those boots but you because of the way the leather and sole wear. The price between these two are at opposite scales but the longevity of of these boots are about to be tested. I will update within a year or until I have to buy a new pair.Update: 2024I have since bought 3 pair, these boots are very comfortable and they are great as an everyday wearing shoes almost as good as sneakers, I've noticed that the price has gone from $69 to $100 that's quite a jump, so because I value my money and I get about a year and a half ot of these boots, its costing me about $200 in 3 years my chippewas lasted 3 to 4 years wearing everyday but the break in period of the chippewas takes about a year where's these boots are comfortable right out of the box, the chippewas are between $190 to $300 so I just have to look for another boot, chippewa are long lasting but too expensive and these boots are getting expensive, ill be looking for some new boots.

Comfortable from the first time you wear them. No break-in issues. Keeps feet warm and waterproof. My son wears these in a demanding outdoor tree landscape business, and swears by them, wants a spare pair!