TRETORN Men's Gus Rain Boot

Great in snow and ice. Great traction for way more than just rain. Poorer in really deep snow given the height of the ankle.Perfect for work. As it's a slender black boot, it wears more like a shoe than a chunky boot. You can easily wear it all day with dress pants and not look awkward.Thought it fit too snug the first 2 wears but by wear number 3 it's worn in.It's

Disclaimer: I'm a girl with narrow feet.They fit perfectly, keep out water -- I was caught in a two hour downpour, and they held up perfectly. They're easy to get on and off. The fuzzy part does the trick to keep my feet just warm enough. I recommend wearing them with thin wool socks (see the Darn Tough No Show), as they aren't particularly breathable. Super happy with them.Will update when I test them in snow.

Comfortable fit, nicely padded sole, easy to get on and off, and, most importantly, keep my feet dry. This pair lasted me just fine through one wet season, and they're still in great shape.

Read the reviews and you will see they run a little small , I bought the next size larger and they fit fine . Very well made excellent boot . They are hard to get on so buy a shoehorn .....I just ordered one as soon as I tried to put them on .

These are great boots and are the second pair he's had in 8 years of daily wear in Oregon. Really good looking, comfy and rugged.

Purchased these for my husband who wears an 11 and they are a bit snug, but not enough so to go up a size. These are definitely narrow for men's shoes, but my husband said due to the weight and thickness of the boot he's happy they are narrow so they don't slide around on his feet while walking. These are HEAVY rain boots, some of the most heavy boots I've personally encountered, but I think the thickness of the rubber/PVC or whatever they are made of will make them hold up for awhile. We are keeping them because since they don't have half sizes, going up to a size 12 would be too big. They are very stylish and a great boot for men who don't want wet feet!

This is a nice-looking boot that might be ok for use around the yard. But nothing more than that.Lack of arch support or any footbed structure makes it unsuitable for any pavement, let alone hiking, or hard terrain. There is no inner sole here at all - just flat squishy rubber - so if you walk more than a 100 metres you will have foot pain. This squishy-rubber-only sole puts all your weight on your heels. You will end up with painful heels or you will strike the ground with the arch and balls of your feet. The sole of this boot is nothing like a normal rainboot, or a waterproof Chelsea boot from Kamik or Bogs.Lack of traction means you will slip and fall on most tiled surfaces if your boots are wet. So using this boot to get from the car to the store in the rain is problematic as you may slip once inside if it is a tiled surface.The slightest puddles, and I mean 1-2 cms of water only, splash up beyond the ankle and wet your socks and eventually the interior of the boot.The boot runs small in width and throat - order a full size larger to make sure you can get it on but be prepared for clown-like shoes that are a bit too big in the front.I bought these since they didn’t have Kamik Larslo in my size - I wish I could return these. Now I know why they are on sale!

Short review: really well built, look durable, cushion sole. Stay away if you have wide feet.Long review: I was surprised by the sole of this shoe, it is really comfy and supportive. Packaging shows a certain quality on the product that gives confidence on durability. Unfortunately, I have wide feet and these were painful after 5min of walking on my living room carpet, so I had to send back.Overall, get them if you have narrow feet, you shouldn’t been disappointed. Stay away if you have wide feet.