I wear them with dive boots and they are comfortable. They don't have much more power than just ...
355655
Even at the smallest setting my feet are too small. I wear them with dive boots and they are comfortable. They don't have much more power than just snorkeling with my feet
2424322
These are good for what they are. A low-cost black leather boot that is also comfortable. They are a bit heavier than what I prefer but for the price they are a good value.
4530420
They are a little small but they are wearable.
2342966
These are reasonably comfortable shoes for everyday use. They were comfortable from the first time I wore them, and appropriate for casual day use. The sole feels a little thin when walking; this is where quality is lacking. However, given the low price, they are overall a good deal. Would buy if you need casual boots for not-too-rugged use.
2207530
These boots fit a bit smaller than I'm used to. I normally wear a  8 in boots and sneakers. These are quite fitted, so I probably could have gotten a size bigger, but they are still comfortable (I have narrow to normal feet). They keep my feet warm while doing dog training outside for about 4 hours, and I have no doubt that they're waterproof. Overall cute, not heavy and very efficient for their purpose
1582112
These boots are very light-weight and comfortable. I personally prefer that my footware fit somewhat tight, and these fit the bill. I'm a reservist and I've marched in these, hiked, and worn them around the office. They were comfortable and well-suited for all of these settings.

Now for the negative. I got these boots about a year and a half ago. I am a reservist in the USCG, which means that I typically drill one weekend a month, and serve for two weeks over the summer. So I would wear these boots for one weekend a month, and two weeks over the summer, and occasionally I'd wear them on my own time for hikes. Personally I don't feel like this is a lot of wear, considering that many active duty service members will wear their boots at least 5 days a week. Despite this limited use, my boots have came apart where the leather which covers the heel meets the nylon material in the back. Not just a little bit, there is wide opening there.

The bottom line is this: I got these boots for around $90 dollars. I think that is cheap for combat boots, so I kind of feel like I got what I paid for. Yes they fell apart sooner than I'd expect, but they were very comfy until that happened. So go ahead and get them if you need something cheap and comfy, they just won't last that long.
2685682
I've worn these previously, bought from a town store, so there was no real risk from buying on-line - I knew what I was in for.
I have encountered problems previously with stitching that comes apart: but I don't really take care of the boots by waterproofing them and such, so if the stitching perishes I accept responsibility. They are so cheap that if they just last me a year before I need another pair, I'm fine with that. As it is, they last a good few years - sometimes with a little repair, mostly they die a 'natural death' from wearing out.
Can't say I've had any problems with comfort as far as the leather being stiff. They've always broken in pretty quickly. I would recommend some kind of additional in-sole cushioning - they can be a little hard on the soles of your feet if you're wearing them all day.
All told, I will continue to search these out whenever I'm ready for a new pair of boots. Creature of habit.
4031258
Comfortable enough though the size seems slightly small and if you have a high instep, these will be a bit tight.
3420340
This is the first pair of Muck Boots I've ever owned. We recently moved to a farm and I needed something that was easy and quick to get on and off but would also keep my feet warm and dry during daily chores. These boots fit all of that criteria. They are surprisingly comfortable with a cushiony insole that offers moderate arch support. They work well for ladies with muscular calves, there is substantial room. The only criticisms I have is that they aren't as warm as they claim to be. They've been fine for me thus far, but the temperature hasn't been below 20 degrees since I've owned them. I can tell that in colder temperatures they won't keep my feet as warm as I'd like, but I'll just double up on wool socks. I would also like to see a lip on the back heel of the boots to allow them to be taken off a little easier without having to use my hands. Being on a farm, things get on my boots that I don't necessarily want to be sticking my hands in when I try to slip them off. If there was a lip on the heel I could use my opposite foot to slip the boot off. All that being said, these boots are the definition of comfort, I never expected a boot like this to offer comfort at this level.
3362546
These are very comfortable, but I only wear them when I'm sure I won't need lots of support. They don't have any.
2245035
They have a short squared toe and could be just slightly longer to fit like what I normally find in my size.  They are made cheaply, but you aren't paying much and they are light weight for the type of boot they are, so there is sometimes benefit to the cheaper build.  You get what you pay for with these. I have two colors now and they were both made the same, so they are consistently made if you want more than one color.  They are not high end, but look good on and will likely last a good season if worn two or three times per week  The strap flaps are very thin and curl on my grey ones because of the way they were boxed when produced (it sort of got ironed in place like that from being stored curled over), but they are flat on my brown ones.  I recommend them for an accessory like piece that is worn in fair weather and not daily, but not for heavy use and long term wear. They worked out great for my needs because I switch out boots to best match my outfits.
4022909
They are lightweight and not super comfortable but I only need to use them occasionally. They are good for what I need.
3212327
I work as a lift operator, and I bought these boots a few seasons ago.  The fit was fine, but they do need to be broken in a bit before they're really comfortable.

The waterproofing it good.  I've stepped in deep puddles before without getting my socks wet.  Obviously, they won't stand up to continuous submersion, but for the occasional step into water, they're fine.

They're definitely not super-cold weather boots.  They're fine down to about 20F with 1 pair of thick wool socks, but below 20, better wear 2 pairs of socks (a thinner pair under the thick socks).  Keeps my feel wonderfully toasty warm even on the 0F nights.
3971136
I decided to try these and over-all I'm happy with them. They don't have as much support as another brand I just reviewed, but for a few hours casual wear, I'm happy with them.
1011407
They're not as hefty as I would like - they're comfortable and cool, but the fabric is a little cheap looking. All in all, a great boot for the price.
4356645
They work, they're a little thin. My husband has work them on his everyday boots, and they haven't worn out yet.
1242302
These boots are OK - but as OK as similar products that are more expensive. I put insoles inside, which makes them more comfortable. They are water proof, so far has been durable, to my taste pleasant looking more than most other boots I've seen - so I'm all for them.