NORTIV 8Men's Ankle High Waterproof Hiking Boots Outdoor Lightweight Shoes Trekking Trails ArmadilloOrganic Content Standard Blended

Great fit, actually a perfect fit... I've only had them about 2 weeks and I guess I've put about 40 miles on them. I can't say enough good things about these boots. Very comfortable, light and waterproof.My Merrill's would last about 6 to 8 months, so if I can get that out of these, I'll be extremely happy and for half the price!

Went on my usual hunting in the Adriondak's, took them out of the box and wore them every day for 5 days and they were like I had dad them for years, light weight and comfortable with good grip. I'm 75 and been hunting since Im 20 and have had bought several boots and these are one of the best so far for low profile boots. would buy again...

I've worn Keen Targhee Boots for several years, but their quality has deteriorated significantly. Last one's I bought made it less than 6 months before the sole started delaminating. These Boots were purchased just so I would have something to wear while trying to find a different brand. Boots were delivered 04/01/2025 and I began wearing them to work the next day. Retail management on my feet all day walking on concrete floor 5 days a week. Today is 07/23/2025, so my review is based on approximately 16 work weeks (80 days) of wear. There was very little break in period and the boots have remained comfortable. There has been no delamination of the sole and no wear on the shoe from flexing. The only issue (and it's more of a preference of mine) is I feel like the tongue could be longer. When tied the laces are at the very top of the tongue. I'm satisfied and will definitely purchase again.

These boots were the most comfortable boots I’ve ever bought. They fit perfectly right out of the box and did not require any breaking in. A nice bonus was they came with an extra set of laces. Will definitely by these again.

This is my second pair of NORTIV 8 boots, and I’m honestly impressed. I wear these for 8-12 hours a day, 40-60hrs a week. They fit well, are surprisingly comfortable right out of the box, and offer great ankle support. They’ve handled wet conditions without any issues, and cleaning them is quick and easy. For the price, the quality is better than expected—I’ve worn name brands that cost three times as much, and these hold up just as well, if not better. That said, the paint on the metal lace holders started coming off pretty early, and the laces are longer than they need to be, all minor. Also, I found that going a half size down from my normal shoe size gave a better fit. Overall, solid boots I’d definitely recommend.

my "new" item arrived dirty with spots of mud (?) or what looks like mud on them...anyhow the shoes fit well and are sturdy. they feel like good quality and the price was reasonable. i'm not an expert on hiking boots but my feet felt secure in them and seems to have good traction.they came with an extra pair of laces too! now i'm just trying to decide if i should go through the hassle of returning them for (hopefully) an actual new pair or, if i should just use these since they're bound to get dirty anyway. weird situation to be in though since i thought i was buying a new pair of shoes_______EDIT: Changed my review from 3 stars to 5 due to Seller's response. It was greatly appreciated!

they look beefy and durable but it might be deceiving, The foot protection isnt an actual cap, its just a layer of rubber, so when you kick a rock it still hurts.The sole pattern looks functional it feels a bit hard, havent tested on wet surfaces.Rode a motorcycle in them it was fine, they are on the softer side.If you drop a wooden stump it will crush your toes.They are waterproof but not all the way up, which is ok for rain and minor puddles.Cant say about durability, but size wise they run large, after 3 day camping they got roomier as the material compressed.Its a bummer now i dont feel like my foot is secure.I missed the return widow unfortunately, so not sure about what to do with them now.

For the price, these were actually really comfortable for wearing around the campsite. I probably wouldn’t go on significant hikes with them, but they held up really well in the Pacific Northwest while camping in rainy weather.