Ranger by Honeywell "Ranger 5"" Rubber Supersized Men's Overshoes, Black (T469)"

Old school buckle boots but thicker than those old boots. Fits over my running shoes I wear in the yard but appear to be large enough to fit over work boots. Size seems true. Arrived in the time estimated for delivery. Would buy again but these look to be lasting awhile so I won’t need to

My husband bought these to cover running shoes and leather boots when he goes out into the back of our property. He slips them on and keeps his boots and shoes clean and dry. They add a bit of weight but that just builds stronger leg muscles! :) Our dogs tail starts wagging when my hubby grabs his new overshoes. They are relatively new so we can't properly address durability in the long run but they seem nice and heavy so they should be good.

These quite heavy and extremely hard to put on. I have size 13 shoes so I ordered size13 Overshoes. I probably should have ordered size 14 overshoes.

The overshoes fit perfectly and I think they will do the job nicely!

Over the years I have worn many pair of LaCrosse, but they were unavailable in my size and style when I needed a new pair so I decided to try the Ranger brand.Many reviews suggest ordering a size larger than your shoe. However the largest offered is a 16 in US which is my size so that is what I ordered.When I first put the Rangers on, they were a squeeze. I wear them over size 16M New Balance 857s for work. Over the past 6 weeks or so (worn 5-6 days/week for at least an hour a day at work) they have loosened enough to be easier to put on. They remain snug however.Also, they do not quite rise as high toward my ankle as the LaCrosse. Minor difference, but noticable. I wear them in water so it can make a difference when things get deep or I am splashing.The tread is standard rubber boot/overshoe tread. These overshoes do not add any kind of support or adjustment to how my shoes fit which is ideal in my mind. I wear them on concrete and they are showing minimal and even wear on the bottoms.If you want to save a few dollars these are a good option.My next pair will be LaCrosse if they are available in my size. Those feel more substantial, are a bit easier for me to put on, and they rise a little higher around my ankle which helps keep my socks and shoes dry.The Rangers are solid and if splashing water was not a factor, I might stick with them.

Order a full size bigger than your shoe or you'll never get them on

Have not worn these in the snow yet but I immediately tried them on when I received them and found that they fit my NuBalance shoes perfectly. No trouble putting them on and my shoe just slides off my foot when I remove them. They seem heavy so I wouldn't want to wear them for a long period. When I first put them on, it was a little clumsy walking in them. The construction seems good as well but the proof will be how they perform in the winter.

I highly recommend these due to the fact that I have worn out several pairs of them over the years.

keep them in the cab, in case the job get dirty or it starts to snow, and we have to go to an other inside job. just slip them on no need for the hi boots. these take up less space in a cab, and space is a premium

A bit clunky but works

Too big and too heavy, I returned it!

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Big blob of rubber.