TIDEWERubber Hunting Boots, Waterproof Insulated Realtree Camo Warm Rubber Boots with 7mm Neoprene, Durable Outdoor Hunting Boots for Men (Size 5-14)

They fit perfectly and are what I hoped to recieve

I wear a 9.5-10 bought these in a 9.5 and even with thick socks they fit a little big, not to the point of uncomfortable but. There is play in them. They are nice and warm. Bought 2 pairs both are holding up great after this mild winter.

I just received my boots today and although I haven’t tested them yet I just wanted to comment on the size. I typically wear a 9- 9 1/2 shoe size and despite the comments I saw in the review, I went with the 9 since I will be wearing these ice fishing with heavy socks. Not sure I will be able to wear the socks since the boot fit is pretty spot on. I’m afraid if I go up to a 10 they will be way too sloppy so I will stick with the 9’s and wear midweight socks and see how warm they keep my feet. They feel comfortable and I like the lugs on the heal to take the boots off.Updated 1/1/24I just returned from fishing in these boots for the first time and it was 26 degrees and windy with ice starting to form along shore. I wore mid weight wool socks with these boots and could not feel any cold whatsoever. They should be fine for ice fishing but probably won’t be able to wear heavier socks so my feet aren’t too snug. Great boots for the price and would recommend ordering your size if you plan to stay in temps above 20 degrees and size down if you wear a 1/2 size rather than up.

This review is only for the fit, we have yet to have snow in NE Ohio. These were purchased for use when plowing snow on a Polaris Ranger. I wear a size 10 or 10W in every kind of shoe. I took the advice of the customers here and ordered a 9, one size smaller than usual. I put them on and immediately said I need a 10. The foot fit like a glove and the ankle was tight. Felt like I was wearing an air cast. I ordered and received the size 10 and when I put them on I knew they were TOO BIG. The foot was sloppy and when walking the ankle moved up & down. Even tried heavy wool socks with the same result.The 10’s went back and I am keeping the 9’s. There is very little give when bending the ankle and don’t think these would be a good choice if doing a lot of climbing. For walking and my needs, these will be great. Only question is “how warm in the snow”.

I ordered these for hunting no other reason they’re pretty adorable a little heavy but that’s all right. At least I know they’ll last.