TIDEWE Rubber Hunting Boots, Waterproof Insulated Next Camo G2 Warm Rubber Boots with 7mm Neoprene, Sturdy Outdoor Hunting Boots for Men (800g Insulated & Standard, Size 6-14)

These work boots really impressed me. They are very sturdy and feel like excellent quality right from the first wear. The material is thick and provides great protection for the feet—perfect for long days in construction or heavy-duty jobs.What I liked the most is the comfort: even though they’re safety boots, they don’t feel heavy, and the insole helps reduce fatigue after hours of standing. The sole also has great traction, preventing slips on wet or oily surfaces.The design is another plus—not only do they serve their purpose, but they also look good enough to wear outside of work if you want.

True to size

Great interior insulation. Arrived as described. Can’t wait to try these out this season.

VERY COMFORTABLE

I bought these insulated boots after freezing my toes off (almost literally) in my uninsulated Muck boots in my deer blind with two pairs of wool socks on last week. Temps were single digits up to teens and twenties the last two hunting sits.The camo on these Tidewe boots looks great. I don’t believe camo is necessary in most hunting scenarios but I like it anyway.My feet are size 9, wide. I usually buy sneakers that are 9.5 to allow for socks, and need arch support. I can do without the arch support on a hunting day though. I was conflicted on whether to order size 9 or 10 in these boots, even after measuring my foot length and comparing to the sizing chart insole length. My bigger foot measured 10-5/8 inches long, or 10.625 inches. Size 9 boots say 10.6” and size 10 say 10.9”. I ordered size 9 and they fit great with a single pair of thick wool socks on. Two pairs is doable but very snug and not ideal. There is plenty of room in the toe box with my wide feet.These fit / are shaped differently than muck boots. These hug the top of my feet right in the bend of the boot leg into the foot area. That said, it’s something I noticed at first because it’s different from my Muck boots. But it’s not uncomfortable so I’m keeping them.The thoughtful design is appreciated where the boots transition from rubber (?) to neoprene (?), making them much more comfortable to walk in. The buckles and straps to adjust the closure of the boot top is nice as well, to keep cold and snow outside. The lugs on the back of the boot heel to assist with removal are a nice touch, but are kinda slippery and that’s while the boots are inside and dry. They will be more slippery when muddy or wet.Wearing these inside for the past 45 minutes with one pair of wool socks, and my house thermostat set at 64, my feet are toasty!I can’t wait to take these out to the field and experience greater comfort while hunting for freezer meat.The boots do have a tire store rubber smell out of the box but I expect this is normal for the materials used and will dissipate over time. In my area, I don’t anticipate it affecting a hunt until the odor is gone.I do have overrun glue on one boot but I’ll trim it off.

Size is true quality is great very comfortable value for your money

I am on my second pair of these in the last 4 years. Other than the fading and minor scratching off of the camo pattern on the lower portion of the boots, the first pair was well worth the cost. They were comfortable, durable and exactly what I wanted. The first pair would still be completely usable but I threw them away after they were covered inside and out in raw sewage during hurricane Helene in 2024.When it was time to order another pair of boots, I did not even search for other brands. I went straight to another pair of these.I mainly hunt the swamps of central Florida, so I cannot say much about the insulation from the cold, but they kept me plenty warm while hunting in 10 inches of 40 degree water.

Fantastic pair of boots. Haven't really had a chance to use them on a trip but they feel very comfortable and high quality so far.