HISEAMen's Steel Toe Rain Boots PVC Rubber Boots, Waterproof Garden Fishing Outdoor Work Boots, Durable Slip Resistant Knee Boots for Agriculture and Industrial Working

These boots are awesome! They lasted about 2-3X longer than the normal rubber boots I've worn my whole life and for the price these are my new go-to rubber boots! The only complaint I have is that while the tread pattern is aggressive and works well in mud, snow and ice. Small rocks have a tendency to get wedged into the bottoms and get stuck there. especially in the heel area of the bottom. I wear these in the oilfield and they hold up against diesel, oil, saltwater and all the other misc chemicals that end up on my boots everyday.

These are quality boots. The boots have inserts that provide very good foot support. These boots are lined and they come with a 100-Year Lifetime Warranty. They also have good grips on bottom. They are a very sturdy boot. No issues with the steel toe. Everything I was looking for. Never wrote a review before, but I was so impressed with these boots, I just had to.

I wear a 9 normally and these fit like there 2 sizes too big. Going to have to exchange them. Seems like they're good quality though insole is comfor.

I used these for 2 days as a volunteer for an organization helping flood-damaged homes in National City, and they worked well. Having read other reviews, I will attest that these boots run on the large side which was okay since I have wide feet. I generally do not prefer boots outside of work situations, so to help with this, I wore boot socks as well and I got along fine in those 2 days without problems.If I were to have any criticism, it's that that between the steel toe protection and the rest of the shoe, there is very little support structure to the shoe. Where this is noticeable is when you have to lift your heels more than 45 degrees or so while keeping your toes on the ground - the middle part of the top of your foot can get pinched or becomes uncomfortable. This is because the underside of the boot will lift and force that part of your foot to press against the steel toe support. This may also cause, over time, the steel toe support to possibly tear through the boot, but I will update that if this happens. In the meantime, I will just limit how much I do this type of movement.The padding that is inside the boot is comfortable, but as another review has mentioned, I agree it is not built for walking great distances or fast. I am happy to report that I usually get cramps in boots because of my flat feet, but I didn't have that problem at all with these boots.I would highly recommend these boots for muck work, which I used them for. It's nice to also be able to simply hose them off at the end of the day to get them TR clean. Thank you for reading!

Just got these today and they look just like pictured which is great. What i was not expecting was any type of insole which it has, it's not as comfortable as running shoes but pretty great as far as rubber boots go. Size 9.5 normally and a size 9 fits great. I bought them for restoration work and I think they will do awesome in that regard.

Nice enough for the price, but the shaft is thin and won't stand up when I leave them. This may sound 'knitpicky', but ease of use is less than optimal. Even with the rest of the boot (steel toe, grip, comfort) meeting or exceeding expectations, the floppy shaft has me now shopping for something less frustrating. I'd return them, or trade them for my old unbranded black steel-toes in an instant. Three stars for excellent comfort and decent construction; two stars not given for the floppy shaft and for oversized branding on the upper portion of the boot.

Really happy with these water boots! They fit well, feel comfortable, and I love the steel toe feature—great for extra protection. The little notch on the heel is a cool bonus too; makes it super easy to slip them off without using my hands. Definitely recommend!

I purchased these boots in May 2024, and in March 2025 they cracked across the top of the boot, just up from the steel toe.So, that's 10 months of use out of this pair of boots - they were not my only pair, there were 2 other pairs in rotation, both of which died before this pair.I'm not sure how long rubber boots are supposed to last with daily usage (dog walking, light farm chores, running errands) but I've only had this happen 4 times in 50 years, and three of those four times were this year, and I cannot say my activity level has changed much, so I'm wondering about what might be happening in the realm of sourcing materials, manufacturing, etc.