KamikMen's Forester Insulated Rubber Boots

I was looking for a warm pair of boots I could slip on in a hurry to take out the trash or snow blow the driveway without taking the time to lace them up. These have been more than great for that. I recently have started using them more than my high dollar lace up winter boots because how easy they are to get on and how warm they keep my feet. I’ve taken them Ice fishing in 0 degree temps standing on the ice and snow and my feet stay warm and dry with a good quality sock. I wear them in the garage or around the house when its cold or muddy. I wear them when I shore fish to keep my feet warm and dry and I can eaisy slip them off and put on my tennis shoes when i get back to the truck. The tread is great and provides great traction in the snow and ice, although a pair of ice cleats really helps on the slick ice. They can be a bit warm if its not cold outside. I find them reasonable to wear as long as its not warmer than 60 degrees outside, otherwise my feet get to warm. I purchased these boots on prime days and got a great price on them. Before I bought these, I had visited the local big box stores for a pair of waterproof boots and everything I found was over $100. When I saw these on sale, I bought them based on their reviews and price and couldn't be happier. I've used them a bunch this winter and they are holding up well. I imagine they will last a handful of winters more.The only negative about these boots is they only come in whole sizes. I wear a 9.5 and I ordered a 10, they are a bit big all around, but manageable. I wasn’t interested in ordering a 9 to find out they were to snug and have to return them and miss out on the prime days price. To remedy this extra room, I purchased a $10 pair of felt insoles that help provide a bit snugger fit and add extra warmth. I also wear thick winter socks and that helps snug them up. The slip on style of these boots allows my feet to move around slightly while walking, I wouldn’t recommend long hikes or running in these boots.

My first pair lasted five winters of daily wear before the heel seam finally split in year six. I probably could have gotten another year or two out of them if I was more gentle putting them on and taking them off.As you can see from my photos, I replaced them just in time. We got hit with 8" shortly after my new pair arrived.* They're durable, warm, and comfortable once broken in.* I normally wear a 10.5 or 11 wide, and the size 11 fits well even with thick winter socks.* They were a little tight in width at first, but they loosen up after a couple of weeks of wear.* The tread is decent and they get pretty good traction in snow and mud.* Made in Canada. Obviously made in USA is my first choice, but Canada is a fine runner up. Besides, I figure they probably know a thing or two about snow boots.Make sure to check the different variations if you're looking for a deal. The price can vary by $20+ between different styles/colors.TL;DR: High quality, good value winter snow boots. My first pair lasted five years and I liked them enough to order a second pair.

Very warm, true to size. I've had a pair for years and they are holding up well. Just got another pair for my wife in black. She loves them for walking the dogs in the snow and slush. It's been below zero lately and with a good pair of wool socks, you are good to go.

They probably won't last as long as other sorts of boots seeing's how the outers are made entirely of rubber, but they will be great while they last. We've been getting a lot of snow lately, and these are my go to's. I've always sort of avoided these types of boots because of the whole looking like a farmer or rancher thing, (nothing wrong with being a farmer or rancher, I just don't want to steal their shtick) but now I see why they wear them. And must confess that this is the way to go and I don't care what it looks like. Walking up to them and just sliding your feet in, and just sliding your feet out when you come back in makes them so much easier to put on and take off, and even easier than the house slippers I have. Warm, and completely waterproof until they probably will eventually develop a leak. We'll see how long that takes, and I am wearing them A LOT. I wish I would have bought a pair of these decades ago instead of sitting down and struggling with big winter pac boots that you have to tie laces on and so forth. These are a tad clunky and clumsy due to the loose fitting nature of the boot, but the trade off is the much better ease of use, and waterproof warmth. Which is thumbs up in my book. I walk the dogs and shovel snow in them, as well as any other outdoor chore that comes along in the cold and snow, the felt liner is very warm as expected, and I like them so much that I will be buying a back-up pair for the day these wear out. The price is really good for what you are getting compared to much higher priced snow boots that are much more difficult to get on and off, and are certainly no warmer or more waterproof. Get a pair....you'll be glad you did.

My son works outside in the snow and rain with temperatures in the single digits. He has been coming home with dry feet and said the boots are very comfortable. Very durable and true to size.

I bought these to use while shoveling snow. The boots are just as good as advertised. They keep your feet warm, keep the snow out, and fit as advertised. I recommend these boots.

This is the 3rd pair I've purchased for my son over several years. He works very hard in these boots in the winter and I'm surprised they last as long as they do! Some years, we only need to replace the liner. He loves them and will probably wear this boot every winter for the rest of his life. ❤️