XTRATUF Men's 15" Insulated Legacy Boot

Still good boots but not what they were. They just don’t hold up the way they did a few years ago. They haven’t been the same since they moved production overseas.

Bought these boots about a month ago. Fit true to size. They are snug at the ankle, which helps with the boot staying in place with walking. Traction is good! Haven’t been able to try them in cold weather yet. Did not make my feet overly warm in 70 degree weather. Looking forward to getting a lot of use with these boots! Would recommend.

Tried and true for Alaska conditions. I’m very happy with these for cold weather when I NEED dry feet.

These are basically the gold standard for colder weather rubber boots. They fit tighter around the ankle to the aren’t slopping around in your foot. Rick solid and pretty warm too

I bought these boots as a gift. Requested. PNW is wet and cold. These are warm and comfortable. Versatile. Fishing, barn whatever. Keep up or roll them down. I recommend hosing off occasionally and using Gearaid Rubber Boot Treatment. Will last years. I noticed they are making such cute women's shoes too. Definitely recommend.

I bought these for my fiance for Christmas and he absolutely loves them. He's an outdoors man and had been wearing them all winter. They're super comfortable all day long, keep his feet warm and dry, and have great traction. We each ended up buying a pair of the deck boots for spring and love those too!

I work at a ski resort in Montana. It gets COLD! These boots have been worth their weight in gold! My feet never get cold! And the traction is much better than I expected. I couldn't recommend this boot enough to anyone who works outside in the winter.

I live off grid in rural Alaska and use these boots constantly. Fishing, chores, shoveling snow, caribou hunting, they've done it all. No leaks. Put some wool socks on and I find they breathe just fine and don't chafe. I hiked 15 miles through the North Slope tundra in them without a complaint. The insulated ones are nice because your feet don't freeze when you're standing in water. Or when it's -10f out and you're trying to unfreeze a pipe or something. I really didn't notice them being too hot during the summer, but they are Alaskan summers so your milage may vary. 10/10 from me.

I had a pair for as long as I can remember until I moved to NY 10 years ago. I have not been able to find any until I saw a ad online. Hands done the best boots I have ever had.

As a commercial fisherman these boots are a must have regardless of the job on the ship.