Men's Waterproof Snow Boots Hiking Boot

So my first pair were bought in late October of 2019, I was actually working at Amazon as a Manager and I wanted a comfortable pair of shoes to walk in and I still wanted to wear nice-ish clothing to work. I read a lot of reviews back then and most mentioned that they wouldn't last more than a couple months. For $30 I thought that was fine; as long as they lasted through the Chicago Winter I'd be a happy customer. Plus they were advertised as waterproof which was a factor in my purchase. (They are waterproof and they aren't, they protect your feet from slush and snow but if it's raining you may want to cover the fur.)So as of February 9th, 2021 I have continued to wear that same pair from Late Fall to Early Spring. I've put about 10-12 months of use into these shoes. At Amazon I'd wear a step counter and I was walking about 5 to 8 miles 4-5 days a week. I shovel my driveway with these shoes. I wear these shoes out on dates (and get complimented). These shoes look good, feel good, and WILL last you at least a year. I honestly believe I could get another year or two, but I'm just giving you my honest review based off of my own experience.So the shoes last a pretty long time in a city that definitely isn't new to getting heavy snowfall. But how do the new shoes compare to the old ones? I have only noticed 2 differences since putting them on this morning about 2 hours ago. 1.) The fur is much thicker and provides much better insulation. Which is due to how much I've worn my previous pair I assume. 2.) The soles do provide better grip on ice. Obviously wearing a shoe for over 6 months will wear out the rubber soles a bit.Long story short... Other than wear and tear, the shoes are exactly the same aside from their color.If you want a cheap pair of shoes that will last you for at minimum a year, there really isn't much other options. These shoes are wonderful, I have referred so many friends and co-workers to buy a pair. If these shoes ever are discontinued I know I will be purchasing all of their color options and enough to last me at least another 10-12 years. So probably 6 pairs or so. Aside from my Sperry's Striper II's which are also waterproof, these are my 2nd favorite pair of shoes.Notes: I worked as an Amazon Manager, however I am no longer employed with or affiliated with Amazon in any way. This review was NOT based on receiving the product for free. (Total cost for 2 pairs was around ~$70) I do not write reviews often, I will only write a review when I really really love a product or really really hate a product. The shoes fit exactly to size, based on 2 separate purchases.

i bought these boots december 25 2023. since then they have been through snow, rain, mud, ice, sleet, slush, you name it. i volunteer at a habitat for humanity site twice a week for 6 months now, these boots have been through hundreds of hours in so many different conditions, and my feet always come home dry and warm (unless it’s below 20 and i didn’t wear the right socks, but you understand). they’re still going strong, i may update this review when they wear out. but as far as i’m concerned, i will use these boots for my construction needs from now on.they fare well with ladders, and i didn’t even feel like i had to break them in.added bonuses, they’re so stylish and comfortable. i got compliments on them all the time before they got covered in mud. and even so, they still look good. i don’t have any pictures of them since they’re muddy, but they are amazing quality especially for the price.

It’s comfortable for hubby to walk into and work into but he says it’s not water resistant/ water proof. It fits him good and supports his long standing. It also seems durable and easy enough to clean. But it got wet inside when he was working.

I bought these as a gift to the husband of my granddaughter and my review is bases on my inspection of the shoes, not on using them. As of this review, the shoes are still under the Christmas Tree. I used boots all the time while working outside, in cold weather, freezing weather, and inhuman weather, so the first warmth protection is the internal lining and these EYUSHIJIA Boots have plenty of them. Then, there are the seams; I will defer on this because the only way to know is through constant use, but they don't look they will survive a New York winter. The platform looks good, firm, and, from the feeling of it to my hand and fist, accommodating. The proof is on the contact surface, the sole, and it has enough direct and angled contact points so as to promise firm gripping; about this I will know later. Finally, the strings: for a good winter boot, the strings have to byte the fabric underneath it, and these do, aplenty. Great pricing point, this is a boot to look for.

Before I purchase a product on Amazon I dedicate time reading reviews with hopes to potentially eliminate inferior products. Unfortunately in this instance my review research did not prevent a bad purchase. I don't often write reviews yet in this instance I felt it was warranted in hopes to warn others about this product.My first few weeks of wearing these boots I received several compliments from others. I also was pleased with the overall look. The boots kept my feet fairly warm, and did a decent job keeping my feet dry with only minimally wet socks.I gave these 1 star because with only 1 month of wear a hole appeared on the bottom heel of the boots. I was shocked as I hardly walked with them. After inspection I can see that the bottom rubber is extremely thin and will likely tear even with minimal use. If I could take back my purchase I would, I suppose this is what I get for trying to save a little money buying an off brand.Do not purchase if you want a lasting boot.

I bought these for my husband. He normally doesn’t love a high-top boot, but he said these looked nice and fit well with slim-fit jeans. Material-wise, they are high quality and have decent support within. They have taken quite a while to break in, which seems to be typical for my own boots of this style, so we weren’t surprised. The top fits tighter against the ankle than he would like (maybe a personal preference) - this seems like an impractical style choice. He had to stretch out the top before he would wear them. We would recommend wearing them for short periods of time until you break them in.