Servus Comfort Technology 14" PVC Soft Toe Men's Work Boots, 3

Contrary to other reviews, these boots do not smell. Rather, there is a very slight and rather pleasant citrusy fragrance to them. They slipped on easily and pulled off with minimal effort. They fit snugrly, but not tight, and were absolutely watertight and give great traction in snow. The steel toe box had room enough for my winter double soxing, and the arch support felt fine. The top of the boot is roomy enough to fit. pants inside, or folds easily to wear pants over the boot. For a boot, the walking is comfortable enough with the included removable innersole padding. The flocked linner makes for a smooth and soft feel for the ankles an shins, though I wear double long socks in them to improve insulation. Thus far, a great, sturdy, comfortable, and good-looking boot for the money!

I haven't yet put these these on and used them, I will try them out tomorrow when I go for a walk through my creek. But just slipping them on right now, they seem like they will be excellent fitment and very comfortable for a walk through 12 inch deep water. I usually go through a pair of water boots in about a year. They get worked pretty hard, so time will tell just how well these hold up. But these look and feel very well made and I am pleasantly surprised to see that these are made in the USA!🇺🇲 as well, beings there sadly isn't much made here anymore these days. But these types of boots always start to form a split in the same place, at the spot above the top of your foot along the sides where the most amount of flexing occurs...everytime. But that's impossible to prevent. Sure, you can put on some kind of rubber sealer to add some protective durability. But the breaking point is usually in the same place. I can't wait to try these out tomorrow!

My requirements for rain boots are kind of low (it's hard to be choosy when you wear 10.5W-11W in women's shoes); they just need to be waterproof, comfortable to wear, and not cost more than about $25.These men's work boots fit those standards pretty well. The top half of the boot shafts are too big around my calves, so there's a weird flopping sound as I walk. They are super basic and also kind of heavy.They are 100% waterproof, I've worn them in the snow and they have great traction, and weirdly enough, they are pretty warm. Not hiking-on-the-Siberian-steppes warm, but I-need-to-run-errands-in-town warm. Also, I am not sure if this is normal for men's work boots but this product has a little lip at the heel to help you kick your boots off. So helpful! They are just wide enough across the forefoot, which is exactly what I needed because my feet are extremely wide there.The down sides: the steel plate over the toe isn't well padded or lined, so I can feel it against the tops of my toes as I walk. I feel like the toe box isn't nearly high enough for my toes. And remember when I said I have super wide feet at the front? Well, my heels are normal width (they're pretty much flipper-shaped), which means they swim in this boot, so unless I wear socks that extend up my ankle a little, my socks always roll down my heel and under my foot.Overall, I feel it's hard to beat these boots for what I need them to do. Excellent value!

These fit perfectly and kept the water out, plus the price was waaaay better than anywhere else I've looked

I have been working on a masonry project in the creek behind my home for nearly nine months now. I had bought a pair of boots similar at The Home Depot. They ended up getting stolen, so when I went back to HD, they didn't have any in the size I needed. I am female and wear a 6 1/2 shoe, so I went to Amazon (duh). I looked at a lot of boots and these had the best reviews for what I was looking for in a work boot. They have definitely paid for themselves as I have worn them double digit times working out in the creek sometimes for up to 8 hours straight. After that many hours, some water does seep in, but certainly not like there is a hole in them. The steel toe has saved my little piggies several times when we were moving large rocks. I have a utility sink in my basement and that is where I clean them. I do recommend cleaning them well (I just use hot water, Dawn liquid soap, and a brush) to keep them looking decent and to help maintain the rubber. Dirt over time isn't good for any material. I like that there is not a hole up top to pull them on as when I am walking in the creek and sloshing water, the water doesn't go through the hole and down to my feet. The pair I bought from HD had a hotel and my feet got wet a lot because of it. The rubber material is solid and I recommend these for any outdoor project. They are not as comfortable as Muck boots, but they also don't cost $80.

I have had these boots 4 years now to do yard work and fish. They never leak, are super comfortable, and still look brand new. Easily the best pair of rubber work boots money can buy.

Easy to put on & off. I'm handicapEd & these were easy to slip on & off.

I wore these for a few hours yesterday cutting firewood in wet conditions. They slipped right on with padded socks, but within an hour my two big toes hurt.I ordered a size up getting 14 when I normally wear a 13, but these still hurt my feet.I suspect part of the problem is the "soft toe" feels VERY FIRM.I'll try with double socks next time, but I wish the toe cap was wider.

Moins cher que les bottes trouvées en magasin .Par contre je me suis trompé de pointure en centimètres . Mais ce n'est pas si grave . Avec $ 35 l'expédition est gratuite , ça c'est un gros plus . Je devais en prendre 2 pairesMerci !Alain

Hard to buy for hubby loves them. Easy to get on. Accurate size. No leaks.

Le confort, la bonne taille (6) ,durable, bout dure, prix excellentParfait pour la pluie ,arrive 2pouces sous le genou, imperméable

Excelente calidad

Comfortable, comparatively lightweight/flexible (for work boots), nice wide calf, good tread, and waterproof. Honestly, this was the best Santa gift ever! After weeks of leaky old boots, these are a real pleasure to step into and head out to take care of the horses, regardless of weather. After the latest rainstorm, I was ankle deep in mud for hours, but my feed are DRY.Update: after two winters of solid farm work ... just now am I experiencing some water seepage. Not bad--they were used pretty much daily through our wet seasons (Pacific coastal) and used hard. I'm about to buy my second pair!