Ozark Trail Men's Meadows 2.0 Waterproof Mid Hiking Boots

just needed a valuable %26 comfortable pair to go hiking 1x for a school trip, didnt need something long term for multiple usage so not worried about longevity wear and tear. worked great in water, hiked the white mountains for 4 days , very comfortable, great value and loved the rugged look with the neutral colors

I have only walked a few mile's so far wearing these boot's,I like that they are light so I don't feel like I'm walking around with ankle weight's on.they look great,very comfortable.i didn't have to buy insole's for these like alot of boot's I've had before,the one's they have are excellent.

surprisingly comfortable like walking on pillows. Haven't had them long so not sure how they will hold up in the long run but seem to be well made. I've bought much more expensive shoes that weren't this comfortable. Basically bought them for hiking and cooler weather walking. Plenty of foot room

Feel great, easy to get used to. One issue are the treads. Stepped in mud out in the desert and they picked up so much mud in the treads I couldn't even get into my UTV without taking them off and knocking the crud out. Felt like I stepped in cement. Meanwhile my family members in sneakers had no issue.

I bought these for my boyfriend. We viewed them in store to figure out the correct size and they are true to size. I ordered them online and got them super fast. They're waterproof, very comfortable, and durable. He works outside so it's important that he has comfortable boots as he is standing anywhere from 8-12 hours a day in the elements. Highly recommend.

The Ozark shoes are very comfortable and the thick soles are cushioned and fits perfect. The price is very afford able. At 68 I still do landscaping finally found the shoes that fit the job. in my opinion these boots are the best. Thanks Ozark trail

I have repeatedly purchased this item. I find it to be very comfortable and long lasting. However, the metal lace holders take a toll on the cloth laces by cutting into them at the last "closed" loops when being pulled tight. I am currently experimenting with putting a small piece of electrical tape on the laces where they sit in the last closed lace holders in an attempt to cut down on the friction at those areas.

I purchased these boots for light duty walking. They ARE "light duty". Note: these run about a 1/2 half size small, and a bit narrow. If you want to wear heavy sox, consider a full size larger and wider. I don't know how well they will hold up, but for the price over a year would be a bonus.

I've only worn these to shovel snow and walk my dog while there is snow on the ground. I've walked in these "hiking" boots less than 30 hours total, and the inserts are already destroyed. I tried emailing [email protected] for warranty information, but the email keeps getting bounced back as undeliverable.

On the plus side, they kept my feet warm and dry in wet, 34° NYC. Unfortunately, these are maybe the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever worn. They are incredibly unforgiving, especially on the ankles, and have little cushioning. I can't imagine walking on anything other than pavement in these and even that was painful after a couple miles. I wore them three days and tossed them.