i bought these for the tread grip for flower del in wi winters...great. since have worn them snow shoveling in wis winter temps and my feet never got cold. they are light weight, warm and a good tread for snow walking. this was not what i intended to buy but am happy with my decision. susan gordon rural wisconsin

Waterproofing Is Bad

Bought these over the summer and have been using them for farm work ( nothing too crazy) well winter rolled around and the waterproofing has completely given out. left me with wet feet in -10 degree weather...

Best Shoes Ever

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best shoes I own. Purchased Jan 2023 and they have lasted right about to the end of 2025. I hike a lot (60+ trails per year), and I have worn these shoes to hike up mountains, go through rivers, and trek through sand. Traction has worn off just a little, but that is to be expected. The waterproofing is still awesome and works well. Super comfortable and lots of good ankle support. Literally my favorite shoes ever, I am about to buy the same pair and hopefully wear them out for the next 3 years.

Not Durable

I bought these boots two years ago to work on a blueberry farm six weeks each year. I am so disappointed in the durability. The upper fabric has pulled away from the sole at the toe on both shoes and on the side of one shoe and so they are no longer water proof. You can see from the soles that I haven’t abused them! (Well, I tried to upload pictures but not having success)

Not Waterproof

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Don’t get these if you’re hoping for a waterproof hiking boot. I had Columbia hiking boots that were 15 years old and tattered and they maintained their waterproofing. These? I’ve had them just over a year, was out in the rain for the first time in them, and my feet are sloshing in the boots. The way they design the holes for the laces now also make it challenging to truly tighten the boot—there’s too much friction.