TREDSSuper Tough 17" Pull-On Stretch Rubber Overboots for Rain, Slush, Snow and Construction, Size Large, Black

This is my third pair in six years. No other boots lasted that long. You need to use plastic bags to get them on and off. They don’t have liners.

First let me say. Always wear plastic bag over boots, under these. Helps a lot in removal.Second would be to kick backwards on heel to remove. These boots are almost self sealing, they will not rip like the 30$ box store units after 1 wear. They are made in the state of Ohio. US made. They do have an oder for the first couple weeks. But these are boots that as a homeowner will last for life. Or as a pro, should last years.

Excellent product! I know they are not pretty, but they do the job better than any other I have tried in the past. I bought a pair for my husband, son and myself. We all find them to be extremely useful. The snaps adjust to just the right size around the calf so the rain does not get in and they slide on any pair of sneakers or shoes. They are very stinky on arrival and will need to be aired out a good couple of weeks before the smell improves. Again, this product is NOT for the fashion conscious, but they keep everything, form the mid-calf down, nice and dry!

Nice and tall and easy to size and get in and out of. They do not have as thick of or high of treads as my Tingley's and feel thinner but thus far they have been durable. I don't have quite as good of traction as my Tingley's but I much prefer the height and ease of getting on and off over my work shoes and boots.They have a strong smell but thats just the way rubber is. Very happy with these so far, will update my review after a few more months of daily use (use for large animal veterinary work- 80% dairy, 10% beef, 10% small ruminants and camelids.

Best boots I've ever had. Have a slick inside surface that makes putting them on and taking them off very easy. They are light, comfortable, and easy to walk in. I've only had them 3 months, but they show no wear and are still waterproof. I've had cheaper boots that crack within the first few uses, but these look like they have a lot of wear left in them. I would definitely buy these again.

Not sure how well they work - I assume extremely well - I own two pair but haven't worn them. Likely, by my own hand, they are less than original condition and one has a hole in it already. Again - I blame myself for the methods used to remove what can only be described as a smell of rotting fish and decay. Whatever benefit they may provide others, trying them on and wearing around the house seemed fine and as expected. Shortly after, I noticed the smell -- and that the smell transferred to everything they touched.I guess they could have been worn as they were when they arrived, I could use them, and I suspect they would work as designed. But: I carried one pair in a small backpack the night they were received, as a torrential downpour was in the forecast. Even sealed inside the bag, many people around me commented about the smell, and I eventually took the bag (which later has to be washed) and stuck it outside.I tried to wash off the smell. I used gentle soap, and soaked them in the bathtub multiple times. I started using stronger soap. I eventually went all -in with a bathroom cleaner that contained some bleach. It did knock the smell down a bit, but it was still strong and present days later. My attempt at cleaning seems to have affected them a little, and in some sections it appears the bleach may have prematurely deteriorated the rubber. A small hole has appeared.I haven't thrown them out yet, since it was about $80+ for both pairs... and I'm a little embarrassed. The description should list the strong smell in a disclaimer. Maybe some people don't care and are alone when wearing them.I could have just returned them originally - but I wrongly assumed the smell could be removed. After cleaning affected them, it seems like a no-go on that front.To sum it up - they are probably great, but smell like death soaked in rotting sardines. I polled 5+ people who noticed the smell. They were in agreement.Don't even ask about my leaving them in the backpack in the car overnight. Took a full can of ozone deodorizing spray to knock the smell out. If you love tough overshoes, these might be great. If you have a nose, maybe less so.

I’m on my second pair of them. Make sure the rubber is warm when fitting them on during the cold season and they’ll last even longer with no rips.

The first thing you notice when you get these is the truly awful smell don't open this package in the house if you don't like very powerful chemical smells. The second is the sizing I bought the medium (8 to 10 shoe size) and my size 8 1/2 New Balance totally filled these after a super struggle to get them on, none of my size 9 work boots even remotely fit and a size 10 Nike sneaker didn't even start to go in. Then there's the design, these have no way for your fingers to grip the material other than main strength and are almost impossible to get on. The only reasons it's standing up in the picture is that it's filled with something but in reality it's actually like trying to put on a deflated rubber balloon I wore these a week and threw them out in disgust.

The real rubber makes these boots durable and flexible. We where them every day on our dairy farm.