Bogs Men's Waterproof Classic ll Mid Winter Boot

You don't need my bio but for review purposes I'm outside in cold and wet extremes for both short and long periods. For sizing, in my other shoes and boots, I always purchase an 11.5, sometimes in a wide, sometimes not. The Classic Mid is definitely TTS and enough width for Me. As far as the elements, the second i put my foot into them, I knew they were different than any previous rubbers I've worn. Straight out into 10-degree weather, and you can tell the "insulation" of the mid starts at the base and separates you from the element of the ground first, while the upper cuts the wind easily, and the waterproofing, barring any defect, is absolute. This is the boot; find the height you want and buy it. Size is TTS, I'll be wearing this pair a decade.

I have been looking for a quality pair of waterproof boots for winter and mud season in VT. I initially thought these perfectly fit the bill. I have been surprised and frustrated that my feet have been getting damp with each use. I thought that they must be leaking, somehow. I eventually placed the boots in a sink of water, ankle high, and they didn’t leak. So it looks like the lining that’s used inside the boots causes my feet to sweat. I’m gonna try different types of socks to see if that helps.

I got these for shoveling snow, before/after skiing, walking dogs, and other winter use. They've been very comfortable and provide good grip. Warmth seems good too, but I haven't spent hours outside in them. I wore them as I loaded/unloaded skis and luggage in -30F temperatures, and my feet stayed warm for those 10-15 minutes. And I've shoveled snow in them at -5F with no issues. As long as they last, I'll be really happy with these.

Amazing shoes. Good in slush, rain, out in garden and snow!! Haven’t seen a pair like this. The only down side is size. They don’t make half sizes so I couldn’t get 10.5 for example. 10 is too tight so I went 11 and they work but a tad bit bigger. Ah also, they are not for hiking. You can comfortably walk a dog but don’t expect to climb hills. Keep my feet beautifully warm. They are just amazing.

I am currently on my 3rd set of Bogs. I always processed the same size (11) and am happy with them until I require another pair. However, this newest pair seems to be a lot looser than the previous pairs despite the behind the to same size. Not exactly sure why but unfortunately I have worn them and am now stuck with them. I guess I will double up on socks to be decrease the excess space.

I’ve really enjoyed using these Bogs boots overall. They are extremely comfortable and keep my feet warm even during snow shoveling, which was a huge plus this winter. They’ve been especially great for everyday outdoor tasks around a small garden and small farm, handling mud, wet ground, and cold conditions without any issues. They’re easy to slip on and off and feel sturdy enough for regular work outside. The only downsides I’ve noticed are minor but worth mentioning. First, the top opening runs a bit wide, so debris, dirt, or small things sometimes fall into the boot, which means I occasionally have to take them off to clean them out. Second, the insole tends to shift or move when pulling the boots off, so it needs to be repositioned before putting them back on. Overall, despite those small inconveniences, they’re reliable, warm, and very practical boots for outdoor use in colder and muddy conditions.

I have been wearing Bogs for a few years and needed something new for the winter. We don't get a lot a snow in Tennessee but it can get cold and muddy. I have the taller winter boot but they are pretty heavy and cumbersome for doing everyday things/chores. They feel true to size and look durable. The tread is nice and aggressive so that should help in my muddy areas.

ive worn these boots fore a number of years no. ive walked the soles off 1 pair in 3 years and am now on my second pair and i love them. minus the insoles the insoles suck and they will make your feet stink cause the waterproof boot has no ventilation and the insoles dont absorb or counteract the sweat so odor eaters are necessary but good boots nonetheless