WolverineMen's Floorhand Waterproof 10 " Wellington Shoe

Great price for the product

Fit just as expected. I wear a 12 in street shoes and got an 11.5 and they fit perfect. Broke in pretty well within a week.

Not the easiest to put on Narrow halfway through to get your foot through it.7 out of 10 On comfort

These are the Cadillacs of boots in my opinion. I am a dedicated Doc Marten and Wolverine boot fan now. I absolutely love them.

Boots runjust a little bigger. Go down half a size

I’ve never bought boots online, but I needed some, and I liked the simple look of these and that they were waterproof, so I ordered them. They fit a little big, as some others have mentioned—I’d probably go a half-size down if I were to purchase again—and they were very comfortable.For a couple months they were great, but then I noticed a tiny bit of water starting to seep in around the toe area on rainy/wet days. I wasn’t wearing these at work, so it’s not like they’d gotten worn out or overly weathered (not that that should actually be a problem since they’re work boots). I usually just wore them when I was out feeding or working with the animals, walking across a wet pasture, or for an occasional full day of light outside work. I might’ve worn them an average of an hour a day since I got them—probably not even that. The soles looked almost new.Anyway, it was a bummer but not too big a deal. I figured I’d just deal with the leak(s) and try to avoid water as much as possible. But shortly after that, the lining of one started coming apart, quickly, to the point that I’d have to really work and reach inside with a couple fingers and rearrange the material to get one of the boots off. It kept getting worse, and the leaky toe boxes were also worsening, so I finally just chunked them. I thought about trying to get them repaired, but I doubt the time and money would have been worth it, and I don’t know how long they would’ve held up after that anyway.So despite the solid look and initial impression, the longevity issues mean I cannot recommend these boots and won’t be buying them again. I know $100 isn’t necessarily expensive for boots anymore, but I still could buy a much cheaper pair and waterproof them myself if I was planning to replace them every few months. I’d hoped these would last a few years, but that was certainly not the case.

I bought these for my husband for work. He works in a shop and needed a pair of boots that were durable and gave his feet the support he needs. He loves them.

Pretty decent pair of boots. Hurt my feet at first but they are starting to brake in now.