DUNLOP Protective Footwear, Chesapeake steel toe Black Amazon, 100% Waterproof PVC, Lightweight and Durable

Great fit! Waterproof and great traction! Love them. Easy on and easy off for my size 14.The loop at the top makes easier to pull up too.

The rubber is very sturdy, the steel-toes are heavy duty and withstood a drop of a hammer with no problem. The insole is surprisingly comfortable, contoured to my foot, and also easy to clean. I can’t recommend these boots enough; for only $27 (got on sale) it’s definitely above and beyond what I expected. I wear women’s size 9-9.5 and the size 7 fits me well.

good deal, fit fine

For the price, these are no-nonsense, functional muck boots. After many months of use I see no evidence of defect nor unusual wear. My shoe size is 11 1/2 and I ordered size 12, adding a felt pad atop the sole and they fit perfectly.

Fantastic boots for the price. Thick, grabby soles that can handle the difficult terrain I deal with. They've gone through one winter and spring without a scratch. I ordered a half-size up from normal to accommodate thicker socks.

3 star rating with the 1st pair ~ Had to set these outside to let the odor evaporate when I first opened the package. Fragrant doesn't begin to cover it. Everyone in the family was waving me out the door with them in hand.After 30 mins I put them on with regular socks, took about 10 steps & I had to take them off. The width was fine, but the length was too short, combined with the steel toe those 10 steps were excruciating.Sending them back since no one in the family can wear them.Taking reviewer Baritone's advice, ordered 2 sizes up. Will update with a review on that pair.5 star UPDATE: On the 2nd pair. Not as fragrant, but ordering 2 sizes up made this a great purchase. I walk my dog several times a day, whether there's dewy pasture grass or misting rain (PNW), these boots keep the legs of my jeans dry. As the temps are going down I also have enough room in the width to wear thicker boot socks too.

I ordered these boots because the price was low and my last pair were falling apart but when I first got these I was thinking maybe I made a mistake because the rubber part of the boot that goes up your leg is kinda thin and thinner than my last pair of boots but thinking about it more because it's thinner it doesn't flop over like my other pair did because it's a lighter weight and because it doesn't flop over they won't wear out as fast because my other rubber boots literally fall apart right where the part of the boat that goes up folds over onto the bottom part by your ankles so now I'm thinking that's a good thing and the hard toes are fine but nonetheless for the $21+ that I paid these boots are perfectly fine and I paired them with an extra pair of $10 sole cushions so the onside bottoms are softer and morecusiony and I can do my yard work without having to worry about a million stickers in my shoes, socks and pant legs, you still might get a couple stickers in your boots or socks but not even remotely close compared to if you're not wearing like tall rubber boots to do yard work when you have a big yard like I have in the country in this California heat so I highly recommend these boots for sure and they were a good buy for the money no doubt about it!

I am female and I got these for myself. I do my own yard work. I live near a lake and have noticed that since one of my neighbors who lives directly on the lake moved away and the property has become overgrown with weeds, I've seen some water moccasin snakes crossing the street. I live across the street from her property and while I am not terribly afraid, I just started thinking that a snake encounter is possible when I am trimming large shrubs and bushes. I have a multicolored lantana bush that grew up to my chin this year due to all the rain. I got these boots so I could go behind this bush and a few others and cut back the parts that are getting too close to the house. All I could think about was this story my Dad told me when I was little about him accidentally stepping on a rattle snake and how he thankfully had on rubber boots. He talked about how fast that snake struck - 6 or 7 times in rapid succession - before my Dad could even back away. All he could hear was thump, thump, thump on those boots. So, I thought I'd better get some boots before I started stepping behind bushes where I can't see underneath. I already have some thick neoprene gloves but had no protection for the feet and legs.I always wear a men's size 7 shoe. I frequently buy men's running shoes to do outdoor work in since they tend to hold up to abuse better than my cute, girly running shoes. So I purchased these boots in a 7. I couldn't even get my heel down into them. The instep was incredibly narrow. I wear an 8 to 8.5 in women's shoes, so technically, these should have been a half size too large and therefore nice and roomy. Maybe the sizing is different for boots. I don't know but these didn't fit. Returned.