Men's Deck Boots Anti-Slip Saltwater Fishing Rain Boots with Memory Foam, Waterproof Rubber Ankle Work Boots for Sailing (Size 7-14)

I purchased these to use while working my pressure washing biz. They look good. Fit well. Good cushioning. They seem to be made well with good material. They even smell good. They're priced well too and usually have a discount you can use. The only thing I'm not sure about is the grip of the sole on a "wet" surface. When testing the grip on dry surface, there's no slip at all. I even try to slide my foot forward and these things don't budge. Regarding what size to get (I'm sure a lot of you have this question) I would size down a "full size". I wear a 10 in almost everything, Nike, Adidas, UA, etc. I wear a 9.5-10 in Vans and a 9.5 in Chucks. I bought these boots in a 9 and they fit perfectly. There's about a 1/4-1/2 inch of space between my big toe and the tip of the boot. I can slid them on and off easily, but they don't feel like my feet will fall out at all either. Width is definitely regular/standard. If you have wide feet these probably won't work for you. Hope this helps.

After too many hours researching all of these types of boots, I decided to order the Kalkal Deck Boots and I am very happy that I chose the Kalkal Boots over all of the other brands that are available on Amazon. I live in the Northeast, our weather is cold in the winter - hot in the summer and rains regularly. I have snow boots that I wear when the snow is really deep but I have been very pleased with the Kalkal boots on my trips outside to the Chicken Coop. You can wipe or rinse whatever you get on the boots right off very easily, they are deck boots so the soles of the boots are not deep tread and do not get filled up with mud and muck. In other reviews I have seen people complaine about the pull tabs being torn from the boot. The boots are rubber and neoprene (wetsuit) material, they are not leather boots that will withstand great force being applied to the straps. I would call the straps "hold open" straps and not pull on straps, the hold open straps work great and will last the life of the boots if you simply use the straps to hold open the boot while you step into the boots. After wearing for a while my foot almost slips right in without needing the use the straps. If you use the straps to hold open the boot while you slip your foot in you will not have any issues with breaking. The Kalkal boots are extremely comfortable, I wear them everyday and even forget I have my boots on, it's winter so I can't speak to the boots breathability in hot and humid weather. I will say that I have not had an issue with my feet being overheated when I forget to take them off when I go inside the house. I wear a mens size 9.5 and I ordered a size 9 and a size 8 (thank you Amazon Prime for your generous return policy), the size 8 was too tight for me but if you like a snug fit that would work for you. The size 9 fit just right in that I can wear a thick sock in winter and have warm/dry feet when outside and in summer I can wear a thinner sock without the boots being too big and have my foot flopping around inside the boot. I am very happy with my purchase of Kalkal Deck Boots, I would highly recommend them if you are in the market for this type of boot.

True to size. I have owned these boots for one month. In that time, I have beat them to death. I built/graded a gravel road, routinely off the machinery and trenching through mud and muck, I landscaped a property, using crushed granite as ground cover and constantly sitting on my boots in the granite. I've worn them 12 hours at a time while gardening, building a deck, and sheathing a cabin. So, one month isn't a very long evaluation period, but the number of hours is huge and the work application strenuous. Photos are in current condition. They have held up well and are comfortable. I wear size 10.5. That's what I bought and they fit well.

These are some of the most comfortable boots I’ve ever gotten. I selected a size larger than I normally wear to accommodate for extra heavy socks. They also fit great with my normal socks. 5 Stars!!!!

Firstly, the product fits to size and seems to be well made for the price. That said, I see a handful of reviews about people receiving boots that seemed worn in some capacity. Mine arrived this morning and they had mud on the bottoms of them, both shoes. There’s no evidence of long-term wear otherwise so I’ll keep them, but it’s a weird business model at the very least.

I am a woman cursed with bunions and phenomenally flat feet (both of which need eventual surgical attention). I spent the better part of the day researching online, on Amazon etc looking for the best budget (and stylish) rubber boots I could find to wear when I work in my garden. I was above all concerned about fit. These boot were just delivered, I just tried them on - w and w o socks. I’m a women’s 8.5 and bought a size 7. They have some spongy cushioning and removable inner soles. With socks, they fit sooo comfortably. The color is true to the photo (an olive green khaki w yellow trim. The box says “lime green.” (It’s not.))

Awesome boots! I work on a wet and muddy jobsite 4 days out the week and get sick of messing up my work boots. These are easy to clean, comfortable and very affordable. Will purchase another pair in the future.

I got these because I really like the light camo, I'm a woman but prefer wider shoes so the men's option was great, & I was trying to pay 1/3 of the price for something comparable to xtratuf sports (since their quality has gone down). The first pair I ordered (size 8) were big - I'm a 9.5 in women's and the size 7 in these fit me best so they may run a little big because conversion charts put me in a men's 8. They're super squishy and comfy but too heavy for me. I have a lumbar nerve issue that causes problems with me lifting my left foot when I walk. The weight of these made my limp much worse. The bad thing was that the boots I received were either used (the bottoms looked fine) or the camo coating quality was poor and got damaged/scuffed in a lot of places in the packaging process. Hence, there's no way they'd be good for wear and tear being used outdoors. My husband said they gapped funny at my ankles but I thought they were a good-looking deck boot. * so, if you're good with a heavier boot, I'd try these in a solid color without a coating layer like the camo has because they are comfortable and the toe box isn't narrow. I also like the tab on the back to help get them off but most deck boots have that.