George Men's Steel Shank Multi-Purpose Rubber Boot

Quality Made and well desinged. Easy to put on and take off. Anyone looking for a nice long soft rubber boots that hold it's shape and looks but not a hard -toe boots then this is it. Over all a great product and highly recommended . I like it so much that I purchasef two of them.

A surprisingly good pair of 'wellies,' especially at this price. They are a bit taller than their competitors and fit nice and snug at the heel and instep, so they don't pull off in thick mud. The boot material retains most of its flexibility in temperatures as low as the mid-teens farenheit that we have here, YMMV.

They only last a maximum of 6 months of use frequent outdoor activity before they split. However the price is great they have a tall shaft easy to put on and have deep groves in the sole so they work well in sandy soil and mud. (Most boots are mid calf, difficult to put on or have very minimal sole groves. ) recommend these.

These boots are really great. I buy them a couple of sizes bigger than my regular size so I can wear lounge socks in them. I use them for winter muck boots. No crack, no rubbing against ankles and they go up high enough so that mud or water doesn't go into them.

I'm very happy with this shoe. I wear it for working with my animals. it lasts as long as brands I have spent twice as much on. I like how tall the shanks are because the water can get deep when it rains heavily. I would like it in a smaller size for my daughters to be able to wear. why doesn't anyone make this type of shoe in women's sizes? I normally wear a men's six, but purchase the 7 and it fits well and slips on and off easily without pulling my socks off as I walk.

We had ordered a pair of boots from a boot company and they were lost in the mail. We needed a pair if boots asap in the meantime….we live on a farm…..and WalMart delivered them quickly

My husband decided to start using these boots at work, and they hold up pretty well. He said the traction is decent while walking around through oil covered floors but losing traction when there's a thin layer of oil and water mixture in some spots. The build quality is nice and last around 3 to 4 weeks of constant abuse from walking several miles a day through oil, water, and over rough surfaces until they start splitting at the back of the heels. Other than that, they are worth the price!

If you need a boot that is floppy and might last a year, buy this one. It is comfortable enough, but the calf fit is very loose and my toes slide forward when working hard in the barn. Very flimsy and thin 'rubber' too, and suspect these might last a year at best without the soles or seams leaking. Good if you don't want to, or cannot spend another $20-30 for a pair to last much longer, these will fit your budget. My last pair survived year round torture for over 20 years!

I ordered these boots and when they came in they had a slice on them so when you wear them your foot gets wet it's not supposed to be like that I've bought these boots before in the store and they weren't like that I guess these were defective

So seems to be a good boot, but as soon as it got really cold, 9-10 degrees, they started cracking and splitting, now they're useless, don't waste your money if you live in Michigan