8 Fans Wading Boots with Terrain Grip Outsole, Lightweight Wading Shoes,Fishing Boot

.From the rugged materials to the strong stitching, these boots mean serious business.These boots will definitely hold up for what I have planned for them in the mountain streams this fall.The design of the cleats is clever and practical. Flip them easily into position when the need rises.These take my particular size 14 wide width sasquatch feet with comfort. It's difficult to find good footwear in size 14w.They move well for being new. The first appeared they would be overly stiff in order to do their protective job in wet conditions.Using them a while and they are strong but have good movement for me considering the protection.Very pleased with the firm stature I feel while wearing these.

These wading boots are very well designed and made. They're comfortable for my size 11 foot and provide great slip resistance while wading. They're designed for stockingfoot waders but can easily be worn without waders when the water is warm enough. The little claw on the bottom hasn't been necessary yet but is a great little extra to have if I need additional traction in a specific situation. They seem like a solid value for the money and I'm glad I ordered them.

These boots check off all of the boxes that you want checked for outdoor gear, especially walking through wet or muddy areas. They fit true to size. They're durable and tough, but not overly heavy or bulky. They're about as comfortable as you can expect a pair of hiking boots to be. You can get a good grip on the ground when walking through puddles or mud, ideal for parts of our land that are prone to have more standing water than others.Only room for improvement on functionality would have been more leather coverage, just in case of possible snake bites. And a steel toe reinforced toe rather than a rubber one. But other than that, the boots seem to a be a good value for what you're paying. Functional, good looking, and comfortable to wear.

These are fantastic, high quality boots. They look amazing and are extremely well made. In fact, these are the best boots of this type that I've ever had. They do run a bit large though, I'm a size 9 in most regular shoes, so I got a size 9 in these boots. I should've ordered an 8 as they're pretty big, but I'm putting an insert inside to help take up some of the extra room. Not only are they too long, but they're super roomy inside, too much so in my opinion. I have thin, narrow feet and there's entirely too much wiggle room inside. Other than that, they are pretty much perfect. I love the fold out spikes on the bottom, perfect for ice, snow and other slippery conditions. They're thick, heavy duty with very solid stitching and super rugged, tough soles. These are made to last and will no doubt handle the toughest of conditions with ease.Quick recap: Runs a bit large, so might want to consider ordering a size down, this was my experience anyway. Super tough and well made, Stylish appearance.

I've only used waders with built in boots before, but I've seen plenty of people with the neoprene booty waders with boots like this. So when i saw the opportunity to test these, I jumped at it.First the positives:1) COMFORT - these are the most comfortable waders/boots I've ever used. Normally, there's some slop in the boot, which swims on your foot a bit, not these. You tie them tight and you're not falling or slipping in the boot at all!2) Looks - come on, these look great!3) Traction cleats built in! If you want to use these on ice, the flip over cleats are great. But they do accumulate stuff under them, so wash them out after your trips.4) Durability - not a scuff, scratch, puncture or anything with these boots.5) Orange accents - I am a huge fan of orange, so again - I had to have these boots6) Fitment - I am a size 11.5 and saw on their website to get a size one larger, which was perfect. Size 12 was big, but with the neoprene booties, they worked perfectly7) Hiking - these boots were far more comfortable hiking into our fishing spot than anything I've used before. Highly recommend!The bad:1) Water doesn't drain as fast as I'd like it to2) Vegetation and sand get into the boot and under the flip over cleats - make sure to wash them out after your trips3) Laces are a little long, but the waders had a clip that clipped onto a ring on the laces area to protect the laces from snags - and they did a perfect job. Not a single snag the entire 4 hours I was in the water and hiking4) Sand and vegetation did find a way to get into the boot, but not in quantities that made it uncomfortable, heavy or created any issue - other than taking my hose and spraying it out once the insole was removed.5) When you're wearing them in the water, people don't see them, which is a shame, since they really are VERY cool looking!I love these and can't wait to use them again.

My old wader boots have felt bottoms which has been banned in many places. Rubber bottoms are OK but often having spikes is better. This boot has the quick ability to use either, with the quick flip-over spike or non-spike section. Not only is it great for the river but if you are walking long stretches on the road flipping to non-spikes will keep them from wearing. Also if you hit the bar by the river you can go spike-free to save their floors.I tried them on and the fit and feel great. I love the screen in the drain holes - it will keep those annoying pebbles out.