Men’s Waterproof Mid Moc Boot

83% of customers say this fits as expected

"Hey Folks - I have purchased this boot or a variant of it many times over the last 10 years. Years ago they held up much better, these days I get about 6 months out of a pair. Yes this is a boot, it wares like a boot, functions like a boot and for most things that they handle well. good in the dirt, around town, bouldering, bad for ice and most DIY project around the house. But these are not made like most boots, they don't last like most boots do. You are not going to get years out of this boot in my experience. Before you think I am in the trades, I am not. I have a office job and I am a weekend warrior DIY kind of guy. Yes I dig in my garden, cut wood and put down my own pea gravel but that's about it. No these are not rugged boots. There are two things I have found over and over that happens to these boots, they de-laminate from the tread, the upper separates from the sole. I find that once the boot gets wet, as in soaked is when this starts to happen. The other thing that happens is the outside wall of the boot starts to separate. Not at a seam but the "leather" just cracks usually near a your toe joint on either side So why do I keep purchasing them? At the cost of a tennis shoe or cross trainer, they handle the around the house projects better, are more versatile, meaning work to home to a hike in the hills than tennis shoes. But most important to me I find them to be vary comfortable, in the wrong shoe my feet hurt easily so these help me. Traditional construction boots, Timberland, and even my Irish Setter Ashby Work Boots with cork bottoms hurt my feet if I am standing on concrete too long. With the way the "Leather" breaks down I have often thought they are not made of leather. So there you have it - I generally purchase two pair at a time when I can get them on sale."

"Very happy with the purchase. Happy to find a style that the sole can be replaced as I have to build up the left shoe ."