NORTIV 8 Men's Ankle High Waterproof Hiking Boots Outdoor Lightweight Shoes Trekking Trails Armadillo

A great pair of boots at a great price! So comfy, no break-in pain at all! Lightweight, but super sturdy and well-made. Very happy with these boots. Super sole cushion, it's like walking on air. Just ordered another pair in black today. Based on my size 12 feet, they fit perfectly by the size advertised.

I have wide feet and boots for perfectly. It snowed out here 2 days after boots arrived so it was perfect opportunity to break them in. They did not disappoint!!! Waterproof and durable. Light and super comfy to walk around in. As a Foodservice delivery truck driver I definitely recommend these boots!!

Review on Armadillo Size 10 (black). The materials and construction seams to be good, the boot is comfortable, comes with an extra pair of strings. I would say that the size is about half a size bigger. I always use size 10 or even 10 1/2, but this one I feel I should have been a 9 1/2. The foot feal lose in the boot. There is space in front of the shoe and the overall volume inside the shoe is big. My foot does not feel snug and I do not like the look and feel of a super tight boot around the foot. In this one I need to super tighten the strings to feel the boot more close to the top of the foot which bends, in an awkward way, the shoe.

I am absolutely in love with these boots! I wear a size 15 wide shoe and it's very difficult for me to find well fitting footwear, but these Nortiv 8 boots fit me perfectly and are the most comfortable I've worn in decades! I decided to go with the synthetic uppers rather than the suede based on a recommendation by Amazon's AI, 'Rufus' who explained that suede doesn't hold up as well and isn't as waterproof as the synthetic. Plus they look just great! In the first three weeks after I received them I put them to the test on many all day hikes into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains where they held up perfectly in all types of terrain, including swampy muddy areas, rocky sharp aggregate, smooth slippery limestone, volcanic mudflow, and loose gravel. I've hiked in downpouring rain, fog, even some snow and my feet never got wet. They are truly waterproof. My feet tend to be cold by nature but these boots paired with thick socks kept my feet warm! I really like the lacing system on these boots. The laces don't bind, they're easy to loosen and tighten, adjusting the boot's fit depending on the thickness of the socks you're wearing or other factors. They even come with an extra pair of laces which can really come in handy. The tread on these boots is rugged and hold up really well to the abuse I put them through on my many hikes. Even after clocking over 200 miles on these boots the treads still look nearly new. I was so impressed with the fit, the style, and performance of these boots that I ordered a second pair right away. I plan to use one pair for my rugged back hills hiking and the second pair for walking, day hikes, and other more casual occasions.

Very comfortable boots, I have only had them for a few nights of work, but they fit well, seem to breath well, and very light. Hopefully they hold up well.

Surprisingly light and comfortable for such a supportive boot. I was a little worried that the uppers not being (much) leather would fail to hold up, but with more than a thousand miles in the rocky Rocky Mountains they are holding up really well. The vibram imitation tread has exceptional traction and is hardly showing any wear. The soles are bonded very well to the uppers. Very satisfied and frankly surprised by the quality of an inexpensive boot.

Water proofing is solid and construction is wearing well. Laces are good. Those are the positives, along with the almost too good to be true price. A lot of boot for the money for sure. Easy to put on and lace up, and the laces loops and hooks are well mounted and easy to use. Negatives are there, and should be kept in mind if you use these for anything past daily wear and loafing around the office. The soles aren't as cushiony as they could be, and if you hike in them they'll feel thin compared to more expensive brands. With good socks they're warm enough and sized properly for thick socks, but your feet will tire from feeling every rock along the trail. Not a mountaineering or serious hiking boot like an Asolo or similar. And they don't breathe even a little bit. Just sitting here in my office my socks are soaked with sweat. Keeping them on a boot drier keeps them from being stinky, but the sweaty foot thing gets old. Mine aren't worn out by a long stretch but probably going to replace them for that reason alone.

Well-made, comfortable and performed perfectly during a trekking trip (12-15miles/day/8-days) in Patagonia. The boots are durable, exhibited excellent traction and were fully waterproof in the rain, snow, mud, rocks, etc. Upon my return, I purchased two more pair for future use.