Servus MAX 15" PVC Chemical-Resistant Soft Toe Men's Work Boots, Olive, Green & Brown (75120), Size 13

I use these while doing various fertilizer, weed control, fungicide, and other chemical applications.I am on my 3rd set. They usually last around 1 season of daily use before losing their waterproofness. If you are not using these professionally they will probably last years and years.The only downside is that they have a really thin cushion inside. I’d recommend buying memory foam inserts, which are an inexpensive upgrade.

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I love these boots! They offer great support and are totally waterproof. With a thick pair of socks, they are super warm and keep out snow and plow through deep puddles! I even wear them for spring and summer gardening. Thanks for making a great product!

I have an "old" pair of these exact same boots, in the same size. My old ones feel "heavier/thicker" than these new ones, which leads me to wonder how long the new ones will last? (I've had my old ones for 3 years but now they leak, so was time for a new pair.) And how warm will they be? My old ones were "fairly" warm.I got sz 7 because that's what I wear and what size my old ones are. These new sz 7's are MUCH WIDER than my old ones (and being a bit "flimsier", too, makes it that much worse!) so they are too big and floppy on my foot.I'm debating on getting a size smaller, BUT I'm afraid they will be too "short" for my foot, since it's not the length that doesn't fit, but the width... Not sure what to do about it.Since I'm way too lazy to deal with trying to return/exchange them, I'll probably keep trying to wear the new ones or just give them away to someone with a wide foot.

I wear these boots 6 days a week while cleaning and sanitizing a vegetable processing and packaging plant. They are exposed daily to the cleaning chemicals that we use and to many thousands of gallons of water. I am on my second pair of these boots. I wore the first pair for 15 months and they were still water proof. The only reason I replaced them with a new pair is because the soles were so worn down that they no longer gave me safe grip on wet, chemical covered floors and ladders. I have been wearing the second pair for 10 months now, and they just developed a small split on the inside face of the left boot...which is not surprising as I have extremely wide feet and these boots face a lot of pressure from my Sasquatchian feet. I actually wear a size 11, but I order these in 13 in order to have almost enough width to fit my feet into without having my feet crushed to death. I will be ordering a new pair come pay day and will use them 6 days a week for many many months.

I first tried and returned a pair of size 11 muck boots; cool chore. They were too big, very heavy and clunky. So, since then I have been looking for a reading review after review and through another reviewers post decided on these. They are perfect for me! They aren't lined and that's fine with me. They do have a fabric lining of some sort, just not a warming layer of lining.They do seem to be a bit big though probably under a half size too big. I have a narrow, size 11 women's foot. I purchased a pair of Carhartt Boot Socks and with those, these fit great and are plenty warm and so far I've not noticed my feet getting sweaty. I also normally put inner soles in my shoes/boots as I am on the move all day; so then without thicker socks these will be great. These boots are narrow enough for me and not heavy or clunky. The soles are tremendously grippy-unlike many of my shoes/boots, these seem to really hold tight to the concrete. I predominately wear them for gardening/landscaping and going out with the dog when the Portland, OR weather is nasty. I've walked blocks in them without issue and once I have inner soles they'll be even better. I love the navy/red and the detail of the pull-off nub at the back of the boot for easy removal. Great Boot. Great Price. I'm buying a pair for each person in my family now. Thank you!

Wow, pretty nice. Has a lot of "skin tags" like a new tire, but doesn't affect its function. So far nice and grippy in my chicken coop. I like it a lot. I sized up since I'm a dude.

Have yet to use them, but have to write an sizing review.I wear 13 wide shoes, so to go safe I ordered size 14.Fit as a 13.5 (longer than my feet), but keeping them out of fear that if I return for a size 13, then they will be too tight and would have to return again.Wish they had wide sizesWill update later to cover protection, durability and comfort.Update: May 15, 2019. If you do minimum walking, replace once every 6 months.Fair price considering lack of reviews for most slaughter/evisceration boots use.2nd pair of boots showing less sole durability.Using them on multiple food processing establishments, where floors can be very slippery, water and pathogen fighting chemicals it is sprayed around often, and equipment lays around in all the wrong places, putting your toes/feet at risk.Comfort:May 15, 2019: 2nd pair, less time to break in since I'm using previous inserts already broke in. They are very comfortable boots.Can use some work on the break in times. That was a painful 30 hours to break them in (tried with support insoles and without them). Anyone trying them for first time would probably consider returning them withing 3 days or so due to it. They feel greatly better after 30 hours.Note: Not flexible boots, but I need boots with support for all day standing.Protection: Working as intended, no issues after 90 hours of use.Update May 15, 2019. 2nd pair, it protects well against sanitizing chemicals and carcass fluids (blood/oils).Update June 6, 2018. Doing wellDurability: Too soon to tell.Update May 15, 2019. 2nd pair, sole are wearing about same as first, noticeable on multiple solution treated floors (soap/blood/carcass fluids). Would recommend replacing every 6 months. Do not use longer as it gets very slippery and becomes a safety hazard.Update June 6, 2018. Dong well