WTW Mid Calf Rain Boots for Women Waterproof Insulated Neoprene Mud Boots Outdoor Hunting Garden Shoes

Best muck boots I have ever purchased. I’ve tried them all from the really expensive name brands to discount store brands. These have been my absolute favorites mostly because we are going on 3 years without cracking. I really use these to walk in and muck stalls every day. Most boots crack around the top of the foot where the toe break is after a year of tough use. Not these hard working bad-a$$ boots! I’ve worn them to wade through ankle deep puddles, gotten them buried in ankle deep mud, walked in the snow (they aren’t snow boots so aren’t particularly warm- they just hold up to all kinds of weather) and generally abused them. They rinse clean and still look cute enough to wear as rain boots to go to the store. I just put a pair of Superfeet in them for a good footbed and find them very comfortable. And easy to get on and off. These will be my go to purchase when they finally fail. Highly recommend.

My daughter loves them for her work at the barn.

These boots have held up to bramble thorn patches and very rough outdoor use. I did have to replace the insole but otherwise that's been my only issue with them. I did size up so I could wear them with thick socks for wintertime use.

Wore these boots fishing and my feet was hurting around my heels. Don't know if they need a little stretch, but initial wear they are slightly small

I needed something taller for working around my yard and just love the easy pull on style of these. I wear these pretty much anywhere when it’s daily and wet and they look good too.

Ok, I admit it, I’m a man. However, I’m certainly not the only man that has had a terrible time finding a comfortable and practical boot that is also easy to put on and to clean. I spend most of my time outdoors in a wooded setting, so mud and debris are a big part of my life. I have gone through countless shoes, so have tried, in vain, to find a good boot to wear over my shoes. Giving up on that, I tried finding a good boot to wear without shoes. Ok, there are some of those, but I have yet to find ones that I can just pull on without spending several minutes lacing up and tying properly so as to keep them comfortable and functional. Even then, it seems they all have a very aggressive sole for good traction, and that is somewhat understandable. The problem I have with that is that every time I want to go into the house, I have to spend several minutes, again, either cleaning, or removing, the boots to keep the mud outside where it belongs. When one does that several times a day, it gets very old very quickly.My wife had a pair of the boots that this review is based on. They were sitting by the door one day when I quickly needed to run outdoors in the rain, so I slipped them on. While a size too small for me, I was impressed with how easily I was able to just step into them, no hands needed. After being outside in the rain and mud for a bit, I was again extremely impressed with how easily I was able to clean the soles on the outside mat, and actually walk into the house without leaving a trail of mud.Ok, long review, sorry. Bottom line is that I bought a couple of pair in a size larger, and these boots are now the only ones I wear. I can literally wear them all day, and my feet feel great. They are extremely comfortable, plenty warm enough in water and snow, and though the sole does not appear to have a aggressive pattern, they have great grip and are a breeze to wipe off. It is so nice to be able to just slip into them without even using my hands, having them fit snugly like any of the shoes that I wear, and being able to easily wipe them off so I can walk in the house without removing them. Needless to say, these boots are HIGHLY recommended!!

they fit good, as I went one size up and have above average calf width, but I was a bit unhappy when the insole already decided to pop out with my foot when trying to pull the boot off. and they weren't the easiest to place back in again.if they weren't supposed to be glued in, I missed that somehow. I will be keeping them because of the fit, but I may wind up pulling the insoles out completely and just wearing some nicely padded socks.

These saved me so many times this spring snow, mud and puddles while walking my dog.