Wolverine Men's Floorhand Welly 10" Soft Toe

Great boots

Really good fit comfortable but not waterproof

So far these boots seem durable and waterproof. I work outdoors all winter long so I need a boot to keep my feet warm and dry and these are doing a pretty good job. I do urge people to use inserts for comfort and arch support but that goes for any boot. Only issue I had was the boot on my right foot was painfully tight against the top of my foot making everything step hurt alot. However it seems to be loosening up now so all is good. Oddly enough I had the same issue with the last pair of boots I bought, only it was the opposite foot that was in pain. Just let them stretch out and you'll be good. All in all they a great boots and a damn good value for the money.

These boots are worthless and came apart after three weeks. 1 heal support came loose 2 cloth tor on inside Real pos of Boot 👢👢👢👢

Good semi affordable pair. Quality leather but after wearing them for several months (I skip days to let them breath), they are not waterproof anymore. When I’m in the field working in dew and/or water saturated ground cover, it starts to soak into the boots and then my socks. I gave a 5 because there is no 4.5 to choose. Would be 5 if the were able to hold out another couple months. Other than that they are comfortable, it’s rough going back to my normal pair of boots. Get a size bigger, they are to small and can not be stretched.

I really wanted to keep this boot: the leather is good, the style is fine, they look like they could take some abuse; and I have to believe the claim about them being waterproof, since the company is a reputable manufacturer. But the shaft of the boot is designated as about 16 inches in diameter, inside. I figured I had worn plenty of pull-on boots in the past with no problem (though not recently). I ordered my regular size in length, and bumped it up to the wide width. It turns out I now have calves that measure somewhere between 16 inches and 18.5 inches, depending on how I measure and whether I take into account that I would be wearing the boots with pants and long socks. The boots were difficult to put on with thin socks on dry feet, and I had to have assistance pulling them off. Think of how they would be after a long day of standing in hot, wet conditions. I was disappointed--not in the boots!--but in not being able to use them. I checked the specs on the larger foot sizes, figuring I could exchange and just wear a pair (or two) of thick socks, but the specs showed the same 16 inch shaft diameter. Perhaps workers up in Michigan and elsewhere have lithe, wiry, caribou-like lower legs in contrast to my evidently elephantine extremities. I sadly sent the pull-on boots back and have bought a pair of their shorter, lace-up work boots. I ordered an 11, not my regular size of 10.5. The new ones are...roomy. But I can get into and out of them without help and I expect I will be able to get plenty of work out of them while I root around in the garden.

I'm a review reader and mostly buy based on reviews. This time I didn't and bought them anyways. It's now my second pair (non-steel toe) and I love them, the fit, break-in period and waterproof are excellent. Yes they are a little stiff getting on but once they're on, you're locked in. No heel slip even with a narrow foot. I live in Michigan, they keep my feet warm and the tread sheds the snow easily. A lot of the reviews say they're too tight to slip on. In my personal opinion, if you're looking for an easy slip on. Consider buying a pair of CROCS. Theses are great boots!

I’ve never bought boots online, but I needed some, and I liked the simple look of these and that they were waterproof, so I ordered them. They fit a little big, as some others have mentioned—I’d probably go a half-size down if I were to purchase again—and they were very comfortable. For a couple months they were great, but then I noticed a tiny bit of water starting to seep in around the toe area on rainy/wet days. I wasn’t wearing these at work, so it’s not like they’d gotten worn out or overly weathered (not that that should actually be a problem since they’re work boots). I usually just wore them when I was out feeding or working with the animals, walking across a wet pasture, or for an occasional full day of light outside work. I might’ve worn them an average of an hour a day since I got them—probably not even that. The soles looked almost new. Anyway, it was a bummer but not too big a deal. I figured I’d just deal with the leak(s) and try to avoid water as much as possible. But shortly after that, the lining of one started coming apart, quickly, to the point that I’d have to really work and reach inside with a couple fingers and rearrange the material to get one of the boots off. It kept getting worse, and the leaky toe boxes were also worsening, so I finally just chunked them. I thought about trying to get them repaired, but I doubt the time and money would have been worth it, and I don’t know how long they would’ve held up after that anyway. So despite the solid look and initial impression, the longevity issues mean I cannot recommend these boots and won’t be buying them again. I know $100 isn’t necessarily expensive for boots anymore, but I still could buy a much cheaper pair and waterproof them myself if I was planning to replace them every few months. I’d hoped these would last a few years, but that was certainly not the case.

As it's hard to get those boots straight from the USA it's a good solution to purchase them via Amazon- punkt-de.

Revisar bien la talla que piensas pedir, las que yo pedí tienen impresas en la caja las siguientes tallas: MX 26.5 US 8.5 EU 41.5 Pero la talla europea 41.7 equivale a 27.5

Couldn’t even force my foot into boots. Way too tight.

Buen producto

Great shoes