HISEARubber Rain Boots for Men, Waterproof Insulated Neoprene Hunting Boots, Durable Anti-Slip Outdoor Mud Boots for Hunting Gardening Farming Fishing Yard Working, Adjustable Calf

Needed a good boot where I could stand in some deeper water for fishing without having soaked feet and some boots that I could just throw on to do work around the property. These completely blew my expectations out of the water… the insoles are next level! I actually enjoy wearing these a lot. I’ve never had insoles so damn comfortable!

I've been using this product for a little over two months. I primarily use these for fishing and getting around lake shores and crossing small streams and creeks. I was able to use them while it was still cold and they kept my feet warm. Now that we're hitting warm weather, they're still very useful, but can get very hot using them. Still, the quality is good at this price point. I did buy these to replace another "value" boot that didn't hold up well with a lot of walking. These seem to be holding up much better due to their quality build. Note, there is no toe protection, just glorified rain boots that are much durable for outdoor use. As for sizing, I normally go a 1/2 size larger, but this does make things roomy. It's the lesser of two evils as it's snug to put them on, but more than enough space for your feet. I do this as I use an extra set of socks or insulated socks in the colder months.Overall, I would recommend this product due to the quality build and value.

I essentially work in a refrigerator and needed a reliable pair of boots to keep my feet dry and warm. Initially, I bought a very pricy pair of Muck Boots that kept my feet dry for maybe a week until they slowly took on more and more water. Don't waste your money on that brand! My Hisea boots fit perfect, and they don't feel too heavy to walk in. My Muck Boots were heavier and I needed to pick my feet up more as well as the sole kind of felt stiff compared to these Hisea ones. Another plus is that even though I have small calves and I have my Hisea boots at the smallest calf width, Muck Boots don't have an adjustable calf and they felt a little tight around my calves. (Mind you, I'm a 5'10 140lb. woman with small calves. My Muck Boots were men's, and I don't know too many men with calves as small as mine. )Basically, I love my Hisea boots and would recommend them to everyone!!!

As a mail carrier these are great, wish they had a little more cushion

My husband really likes these. Says they’re comfortable and the keep moisture out.

It's disappointing. Although they were really good during these 3 months. Maybe they are made to last only 1 season

Bought these to take on an early Oct trip to the Boundary Waters. Wore them as my boot to get in and out of the canoe along shore and while portaging. Was worried I would feel rocks through the bottom, especially with added 60-80 lb portaging with the canoe or the Duluth pack. These were perfect! Kept my feet dry while stepping into lakes & streams, sole provided great cushion, and lugs on bottom were aggressive enough to keep footing while under load. Portaged through rough rocky terrain, mud, marsh and water juuuuust to the top of the boot. These boots survived and my feet were happy.The one drawback is these boots don’t breathe super well. Granted, I was exerting myself pretty hard, but regardless the inside got damp from sweat and was difficult to dry. Took a star off for that, but would def buy again!

I have a commercial vineyard which means I’m out most days year round regardless of weather. These are plenty warm enough as long as I’m moving around a bit (at 20F). Might want something more insulated or sized for more socks if I was sitting in a deer stand all day. Fit true to size with wool socks and they don’t slip at the heel. Wouldn’t be my first choice for hiking more than a mile or two, though, so I ‘d switch over to leather boots for that