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 Trails

Quality Product, these are the only boots my husband buys for work. Durable, waterproof, the tread is slip resistant and comfortable for all day wear. True to size

Amazing boots! 3 months later and they're holding up great through remodeling and landscaping work. The sole is still firmly attached to the leather. Very comfortable and lots of room in the toe box for my wide foot. Highly recommend!

I’m not doing a review of what I think of these after I just bought them but rather after time of using them. I bought these a little over a year ago. I work in pest control. So I’m walking on concrete, asphalt, grass, mud, puddles, dirt, rock, sand, dog poop, roofs, and in attics. You name it. I’ve worked in rain with these too. I would say they’re waterproof. But probably to a certain point. I wouldn’t go swimming in them thinking they’ll be dry afterwards. I’d say they last 9 months before they start to deteriorate in areas. I didn’t oil or treat them or do any boot care. I just let them be tested. The soles completely wore out in 10 months and I had to replace with doctor Scholls because I developed bad feet pain. They’re much better now. But now the bottom is beginning to deteriorate and the leather is cracking from water and chemical exposure which is expected with how much I’ve used them. So here’s my sum it up for you: They’re some of the best boots for low-budget. Don’t expect the quality of red wing or other high-end brands. They’ll go bad after a year if you use them a lot. Maybe longer if you don’t use them much. But they’ll do a good job. They are true to fit and give a some wiggle room but they stretch over time. I’m a size 10. So take it as you will and don’t let the negative comments stir you. People really like to over-exaggerate when tbh you get what you pay for. If you want a best low-budget boot and you’re hesitant JUST BUY THEM. Im going to be buying different pair of the steel toe ones.

I found the value and quality of these boots amazing. Keep in mind I have never bought any of the pricier brand boots so my judgement maybe somewhat jaded by comparing these to cheaper work boots. Also the demand I place on these boots are yard, garden and general landscaping so mileage may vary with greater demand. Things I loved - 1. Comfortable out of the box. Not sure how durable they'll be its a more relaxed leather but no break in time needed for me at all. Almost felt like tennis shoes with a lot of ankle support. Also I have been meaning to replace the insole but I keep forgetting because while not a premium insole I found it pretty comfortable. I will replace them eventually (if I remember!) 2. Extra roomy fit. I wear a 9 1/2 wide and these boots don't list a wide option so I was a bit worried. The seller responded to a question they were built wide to begin with so I took a shot. The pair I got had enough room to be comfortable with a thick winter sock on - seemed almost too roomy for a thinner work sock but no problems at all. 3. Price - I can buy three pairs of these before I reach the price of a good brand pair. 4. Water proof enough for me. I'd wear muck boots in bad conditions but if your walking over and not standing in puddles for long they've never let my feet get wet. Things that are just OK. 1. These are not a safety boot and they didn't offer a steel toed version last time I checked. If I needed a safety boot I'd probably be forced someplace else. But if your demand is like mine I think you'll be happy. 2. My only nit were the laces were not very good and were pretty short. I did not even use them but I would think they wouldn't last too long. I've only had these for three months and they've held up great. Keep in mind my weekly use is probably 3-4 times a week with no longer than 6 hours a shot. I would still buy them to check out there durability for everyday work wear. Definitely a reorder for me when the tie comes.

These boots fit true to size (measure foot length with a tape measure) and were immediately comfortable to walk in. I did one treatment of mink oil before going out in rainy/muddy weather; haven't stepped in puddles, but they are definitely water resistant. The soles provide good traction when things are slippery.

A year in and still holding strong! 100% water proof and the anti slip is great! The only things that gave up was the laces and inner sole, which was easy to replace and get more comfortable soles. Tough toe protection, not steel toed but kicking things feel like nothing. Supports your feet well for walking on dirt, but not great for constantly walking on concrete floors. The thickness is medium high, restricts movements but not alot. The ankle supports work well and helps prevent twisting your ankle. I picked a 10.5 but it was slightly to small at first, but it molded to my feet and fits perfectly. Definitely buying these again, in 2028 of course lol.

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: 2024 I 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.

Great light weight work boot. Fits to size and at the end of the day I’m not in a hurry to take them off. Super comfortable out of the box and they wear evenly across the sole unlike my crepe sole boots.