HISEAApollo Pro 400G Insulated Men's Hunting Boots Waterproof Rubber Mud Boots

The insoles in these boots are amazing. I wear prescription orthotics in all my shoes. These boots are comfortable with bare feet. They are a bit heavy but the comfort more than makes up for it.

These boots are great! I find my self wearing these more then anything lately this winter the size fitment is great.These are warm, waterproof and comfortable! They are larger then comparable boots on the outside and the pad liner easly peels itself away from the very comfortable insole which is why I rated these 4 star and not 5.

I own a pair or Mucks chore boots, and they are not at all breathable, whatever the ads say. These HiSea stay relatively dry inside, maybe because they're a little looser at the top? World of difference. The tightening strap at the back of these boots is junk--barely works at all, but not a big issue, and easily fixed. Note that it seems these boots are fitted expecting thick socks, so get a size smaller if you intend to wear only a liner.

Boots fit great. Make sure you have the right pair of socks and these boots are good for any conditions. Used them ice fishing recently. Was on the ice all day Saturday and Sunday and no cold feet.

I gave these boots to my husband for his bday. He loves them. They fit his wide foot and are very comfortable. He asked me to buy a second pair to have on hand for when these wear-out.

I bought a few pairs of boots to try on. I normally use higher priced brands but thought I'd take a chance on these. I kept these and sent back the boots that cost 3 times the price because of one thing: the Hisea were roomier right in the ankle. That means I can slip them on and off easier. (My brothers aren't willing to pull my leg literally; only figuratively). I've put a 10 day moose hunt and 6 days of deer hunting into them, and they're working perfectly, except:(1) the insole slips around. It seems flimsier than in other boots I've owned. I plan to get some new insoles. It's really annoying when you're hunting too hard to take off your boot, readjust your sock (that gets pulled out of place), push the insole back in. That's where they lost the star.(2) when they were new, there seemed to be a layer of more slippery rubber on the outside of the tread. I slid around dangerously on wet rocks for the first few days, and it limited what I could do while hunting. I feel like the tread is still slightly less grippy than on my old boots, when clambering across rocks in northern Canada. No problem in woods, creeks, and fields though.One other minor thing I like: when hunting deer, my old boots with neoprene outers would get burrs stuck on them. These ones, mostly rubber on the outside, don't.

Boot fits good but upon inserting foot a large hard seam scraped the top of my foot in the left boot near the transition from the shaft to the bottom. I will take a pic and post later. I like the way they feel other than that so sent off for replacement. Unfortunately, the packaging was the worst ever and completely destroyed. Now its on my dime to repackage versus drop off and ups package. Not happy at all about that. 70+ for rubber boots you would expect better. When I get the other pair of boots and find everything acceptable, I will come back and re-rate. Until then, Upgrade your packaging people and if the item is defective, do like most other reputable sellers and let ups package..!!!

I don't like the adjustment straps on the back

Fit great, feel great but then noticed flaw between foot and ankle fold. Looks like a scratch or break in the rubber right in the crease. Also, top was dirty slightly and stitching is coming apart. Poor quality management