OL OUTJET LEGENDMen's Waterproof Hiking Shoes Leather Comfortable Lightweight Anti-Slip Outdoor Walking Work Sneakers

I was very satisfied with this purchase. The shoes are great! Fit and style and comfort. Great value for the price. I bought these specifically to replace a worn out pair of sneakers for doing yard work. Mowing, and general everyday around the home use. Walking my dogs also. These are a good deal, recommended.

My feet stayed dry and they were fairly comfortable. I thought they were a little heavy but I'd by another if I lost these.

Got thee for my son before a trip to Colorado and they are great! They fit perfectly, true to size, super comfortable, they are lightweight so perfect for hiking, they held up after being worn on mountains and through streams, and are a great value. They looked great on and were very durable.

If you're on a budget and need waterproof shoes look no further! These shoes are comfortable (I changed the insoles after about two weeks), water tight, and are true to fit. They look subtle and practical, as the photos depict. They can take a beating and I don't slide on wet, smooth surfaces... that's what she said.

I use these shoe for work and home . That includes snow grass rain plus I walk at work at least 5 miles per day and they're holding up really well , I will be ordering more soon . Oh the fit is excellent . It's been six months now , the shoes have started to split on the sides and the soles have worn out. The holes in the bottom of the soles sucks up water like a sponge . Would not recommend this shoe other than a chew toy for the dogs .

I found this shoe to have some good points, and some not-so-good points.First off, for those I've seen questioning the value of making a low-cut shoe water-proof, clearly they have never hiked a dew-covered meadow in the morning then spent the rest of the day with cold, wet feet. These shoes kept my feet dry on many such days. (As a mildly autistic person I value my alone-time and solo-hike a lot)They are also light-weight, a big change over my usual hiking footwear, and they also only cost about a third of what I usually spend.But:Compared to my Keens, the toe-box on these shoes is fairly narrow and there was some notable pain as I adjusted to that.The sole is soft, really soft, which is useful in slick-rock situations because it's grippy, but in broken-rock terrain I struggled. Not only did I feel all the sharp edges, but in those cases where I could only get part of my foot down on a surface these shoes left me feeling unstable. (And a solo-hiker does NOT want to fall!) Probably in part because my foot was contantly trying to fall off the side of the shoe, no matter how tightly I laced them, something I've never been bothered by with my Keens.These shoes were delivered May 25 and the attached photo was taken June 25. Those orange spots are where I have worn through the top layer of the insoles after less than 200 miles (my Keens usually last a few thousand miles before I relegate them to the workshop and buy a new pair)So:Attractive price. Functionally waterproof. Light wieght. The sole is not terribly stable. The durability is questionable.Though marketed as a hiking shoe I would clasify them as a casual walking shoes at best. For me they were an experiment in cost-savings but I have since put them on the shelf with other things headed to the resale-shop and purchased another set of pricy Keens.

Relatively comfortable and quality for the price. The pair that I have does slip on a wet tile floor. Sometimes I wear a size 11D and sometimes a size 11/D. In these I needed the size 11/D. I would buy these again.

These shoes make a strong first impression with their high-quality build. The rubber sole looks durable (only have for 3 weeks) and grips well on a variety of surfaces, offering confidence in each step. The upper material is also crafted from quality components and the stitching is clean and sturdy, clearly made to last.However, the comfort level doesn’t quite match the build quality. The shoes are noticeably stiff, which makes them less suitable for medium to long walks. While they might break in over time (hope), the initial wear is rigid and not very forgiving. If you’re looking for all-day comfort or plan to be on your feet for extended periods, these might not be the best choice.Best for: Short outings, casual wear, or occasions where durability is more important than comfort.