TIDEWERubber Boots for Men Multi-Season, Waterproof Rain Boots with Steel Shank, 6mm Neoprene Sturdy Rubber Outdoor Hunting Boots (Black, Brown, Next Camo G2)

This is my 2nd pair of Tidewe boots. I purchased a pair of rubber heavily insulated hunting boots about 2 years ago and they are superb. Have held up well, still going strong. Decided to try these for every day barn/garden use. A little more than I wanted to spend, but well worth the extra money, compared to the many cheap variants out there I have tried. The rubber is soft and flexible. Very comfortable to wear long hours, unlike the hard stiff rubber on cheaper boots. I do like the less aggressive soles on these. Many mud boots use large lug soles, and they are a pain in the barn or garden, as they will load up with tons of crud. These stay relatively clean, and easy to kick off any crud. Hopefully these will hold up over time, and not crack as my cheap boots always do in a short time. Will update review after using a while.

This is a great product. I normally use this for fishing where it is not uncommon to walk or stand in waters below my knees. As for warmth, this secure warmth and does provide some level of breathability, but in cold weather. You can see the lack of breathability in warmer weather. Tread is good and can be used hiking short distances over different terrain. I have actually run multiple times for a downed line over a dirt trail with ease. Fit is good, but tight at certain places on my foot. I have wide feet so you need to be mindful of this if you have wide feet too. Build quality seems to be good so far. Traditionally, using these types of boots for light hiking creates small holes in the rubber. Let's see if this product suffers this.Overall, I recommend, but will update my review accordingly.

I grabbed a pair of the TIDEWE Rubber Boots for Men after constantly “borrowing” my boyfriend’s, and I can confidently say they’re worth having my own. These boots are super comfy the padding makes walking a breeze, and they keep my feet warm even when the temperature drops. I really appreciate that they’re truly waterproof, not just water-resistant; I’ve worn them through puddles, wet grass, and muddy trails without issue. They’re surprisingly easy to slide on and off, which is a big bonus when you're in a rush or dealing with unpredictable weather. I’ve got bigger calves, and the fit is still comfortable without feeling tight or restricting. For multi-season wear, they deliver exactly what I hoped for: practicality, comfort, and durability.

Boots are well made not quite as wide as I would like. I have Luau feet from living in Hawaii all my life. But not super tight. All in all pretty comfortable for rubber boots.

I needed new "muck" boots for times when the yard is mushy and for car washing in cooler weather. These are about half the price of the name brand everyone knows. I usually wear an 11.5 mens shoe. I ordered 12s, and with socks, these fit me perfectly. (Like no room to spare!) They are comfortable, provide good grip and even repelled an errant sharp shovel edge keeping my foot safe. While they're not marketed as "winter" boots, I've worn them several times when the temps here dipped down into the single digits to blow snow, and they kept my feet plenty warm. I like the heal cleat to help pull them off. They seem well made and I expect them to last several years.

Watertight and comfortable

great quality/perfect size/great foot protection

Wore these for first time to an inside training class, with the only exposure to elements being the brief trek across a parking lot with some very mild puddling from rain. After a few minutes walking from car to building, I have boots with wet interiors and large wet patches on both socks. Cannot visibly see any place where the boots allow the water inside, so gave them a second shot the following day (not even actively raining that day, just some leftover water on ground.) Still leaked water into my feet, leaving my socks even more wet than on day 1 of wear! Took them off after 4.5 hours of relatively dry environment work, my ankle up to Achilles is rubbed nearly raw with blistering from the boots rubbing and the water they allow into the boots, even with thick socks on.These are not even decent enough to wear to the grocery store, much less for 12 hours on a roof, or for any amount of time near the river (I cannot imagine!)Began the return process after day 2. Out of luck now and will have to spend however long the return, money refunded, purchase of another brand of boots, and their arrival takes without any proper protection for my feet while busting out exterior construction jobs in the midst of multiple snowstorms, sleet and freezing rain accumulations, muddy ground, ice-dammed roofs and gutters, and brutal northeast Ohio heaviest winter weather. But my casual New Balance sneakers protect my feet better from the elements than these heavy, miserable, soggy, Achilles tendon-destroying rubber vats anyway.More than disappointed, in actual pain, from having trusted in this company.