Comwarm Men's Mid-calf Rain Boots Waterproof Anti-Slip Black PVC Adult Outdoor Work Rubber Boots

I bought these for a cosplay I was doing and it did its job. Decent quality, not too heavy, comfortable, and fits true to size, all at a great price.

Nice boot

Size was good and they’re durable, have had these over a year and they’re holding up nice

I bought these for guests on my boat. The white bottoms don’t mark up the deck and the boot keeps feet warmer and dryer than sneakers or hikers. (Which is what most of my friends show up wearing). The boot was a little warped at first and I could feel the heel was leaning left. It corrected itself rather quickly as it warmed up during normal wearing. The good news is the boot did not return to that wonky position after I took them off. I’ve worn them a couple times now and they are decent; especially for the price. Although they protect from wind and rain, they don’t offer any warmth. I had alpaca socks on and needed more. Temps were about 45 degrees. Recently I have gone back to my muck boots because of their insulation and I’ll just have to power wash the scuff marks. Temps are now in the 30’s. Overall they’re what I expected at a great price. Guests are thankful for dry feet.

They're just as shown. Keeps my feet dry

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Excellent purchase. The boots are of very good quality, resistant and 100% waterproof. I have used them in the rain and on terrain with plenty of water and they keep my feet dry and comfortable all the time. The material feels durable and the design is practical. I definitely recommend them for those who need reliable water boots."

Works great! No more wet feet in the garden!

A boot which is to be both comfortable and water repellant has a difficult problem to resolve. Short of dealing with a zipper ther is need for a large width mouth and there is then a gap over the calf which remains to be taken into consideration. There is no problem with the sole or the proportions though for the price I would have hoped for some means to cinch the top to allow for a bit more of a snug fit adjustment after slipping the boot onto the leg. If one does not mind the rocking inside the top cuff or the potential for chafing then there is no issue of note to be found. A loop and eye or a belt to cinch the top if paired with a cleat might be an option a bit easier to manage. I purchased rubber straps with velcro that I can use to close the cuff similar to some that cowboys apply to their boot brims to keep them manageable under working circumstances and that is an option many may not feel they need.