how much do these boots wear?
107265
I live in utah and from snow, ice, warm water not long, after one year of use I bought a new pair.
107266
Thus far have only worn them twice. They fit and feel as well as their Simm's equivalent! Workmanship appears to be first class.
107267
They have held up very well. I am typically very rough on my boots. I use them a good bit and hike a along way on land and in water. Nothing on these boots has torn up. I am very pleased, especially for the price.
107268
I bought these boots about a year ago. Initially I thought they were a super solid boot, but pretty quickly a couple of the lacing eyelets broke and some of the stitching began to separate. Bottom line: you get what you pay for.
107269
i've only worn these a couple of times since i bought them. they seem to be built well and they are very comfortable .
257926
I've had them about a month. Like the comments below, they are not heavy duty, but they are made pretty well. I use them when I ride 4 wheelers on the weekend. We ride in the woods and mud. I've been knee deep in mud and they haven't leaked yet. Sticks and briars hit them all the time and they haven't picked or torn yet. The best way I can describe the fabric above the boot is a silky nylon, medium thickness. I don't worry about abusing them with what I use them for, but you might with beaver dam busting.
1333281
I still have less than 1,000 miles on mine, but in every review I've read, people typically start noticing wear on their tires tires between 4,000 miles and 6,000. Typically that is every day driving on pavement when it is hot, which softens the rubber. These are a Mud and Snow tire, that are rated at 8,000 pounds per tire at 80 psi, and those that have used them for mud and snow have got over 30,000 miles on these tires.
100744
Love this boots I have worn Vasquez boots for over 40 years. Mine usually only last one year but I wear every day.
1350032
My husband wears them 10 hours a day on hard pavement. They really help and they last him 8 months to a year.
1334799
I wear size 10 and a half shoes. The size 11 boots were way too big. The size 10 worked for me.
636675
One pair...and they wear like iron . I thought I had lost my pair and ordered another. Of course I found the first pair and so now I keep a pair in my coat at all times because they take up no room at all.
100741
My son, age 31, had a pair since high school, now with a hole in the toe, after 50 mile hikes and lots of work in them. They wear well. When I bought the new pair for Christmas, I bought 10.5, which he asked for, but ended up buying another size 10 as were his high school hiking boots. So, yes, I guess they run just a tiny bit large. If you like heavy socks, get the size you usually wear.
1293505
They are somewhat heavy in that the rubber is well made, however these boots are great for early spring and fall as we live out in the Southern California desert area. My husband and daughter have a pair and wear them mostly during the colder weather and the evenings when working at her ranch with which she has a wild burro rescue and a few horses. It all depends on the weather where you're at. But they are great boots and will last you a long time. You will get lots of use out of them, especially during the rainy season. And much like the other folks in Finland, my daughter wears them sometimes with shorts during the summer. Hope this helps. They are somewhat heavy in that the rubber is well made, however these boots are great for early spring and fall as we live out in the Southern California desert area. My husband and daughter have a pair and wear them mostly during the colder weather and the evenings when working at her ranch with which she has a wild burro rescue and a few horses. It all depends on the weather where you're at. But they are great boots and will last you a long time. You will get lots of use out of them, especially during the rainy season. And much like the other folks in Finland, my daughter wears them... » Read More They are somewhat heavy in that the rubber is well made, however these boots are great for early spring and fall as we live out in the Southern California desert area. My husband and daughter have a pair and wear them mostly during the colder weather and the evenings when working at her ranch with which she has a wild burro rescue and a few horses. It all depends on the weather where you're at. But they are great boots and will last you a long time. You will get lots of use out of them, especially during the rainy season. And much like the other folks in Finland, my daughter wears them sometimes with shorts during the summer. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1426685
They rinse well but do get a lighter look from the mud after awhile. In other dirt and mud they rinse well. Mine are well used. I have worn them to the barn 2 times a day to feed cattle and horses for almost 2 years. They don't look like boots to go out in but have kept my feet warm and dry which is what I wanted. They are much lighter weight than other boots which is great when you have a distance to walk.
1300967
Mine have 4. i think they changed the picture since i bought mine though... on me they cover almost my whole calf. they are waterproof, however, i tore the leather on the front by my ankle the first time i wore them and not my feet get wet. they aren't very sturdy as far as that goes, but they've definitely saved my feet and ankles.
1561020
I am going to go to next size smaller for my miniature Schnauzer this year. The "soles" were good for about 100 miles of walking then wore through. I only used them during the winter months 2-3 miles a day for 3-4 months. This year I'm going to cover the bottoms with silicon to try and extend the life of the boots. Best boots I've found so far.
957392
I suppose It depends on the amount of usage. But I have had mine since November 13. Used moderately but not heavily. A couple times a week for 30 min to 1 hour each time. I like them. If I could afford the $40 a piece ones I would get those over these any day. But for the money they do what I need them to so and so far no sign of wear.
1548483
My husband suggests on an as-needed-basis. The more you are outin the cold water/ice, the more often you should treat the boots.
709142
I just buy another pair when one wears out. I have a pair with me all the time during cold weather. I buy different sizes for shoes sneakers & boots.
1957591
Completely dry. We use them mostly in the water, but on land, no problem. These boots are very durable.
688121
I have them in all my shoes and work boots. I would say safely a year. Between my two sets of work boots I get almost 2 years before I feel the need to buy new ones. My husband used to have custom orthotics and he too has switched to these.