Tingley Workbrutes 35141 Waterproof PVC 14-Inch Height Overshoe, Large, Black

Needed a quality overshoe to prevent my boots from getting wet when at work. These are thick and seem like they will last a long time. Sizes run a bit small in my opinion.

These worked great over work boots. Used on a mission trip doing flood clean up, so pretty heavy mud.

Size is a little tight but afraid the next size may be too big. They do work, most rubber boots hurt my feet by the end of the day, this makes it possible to wear comfortable shoes and still keep your feet dry.

outstanding quality. don't doubt to buy it. you will be happy with it

THESE WIDE THROAT ARE THE ONLY STYLE TO FIT OVER MY FLY FISHING WADER BC OF THE THICK NEOPRENE SOCKS.MY FEET IS SIZE 9 PLUS THE WADER NEOPRENE FITS THE MEDIUM SIZE.THE SOLE IS THIN SO I WOULD EXPECT PAIN WHEN WALK OVER ROCKS. A THICKER SOLE WOULD HELP.I DON'T SEE HOW PEOPLE CAN FIT WADER INTO REAL WADER BOOTS WITH THE NEOPRENE SOCKS.

Will not fit over shoes unless smoothOrder big……

I bought these to replace my Tingley boots I bought ten years ago. They ripped after ten years, but served me well. They fit over my women’s size 9 extra wide running shoes, so I can trudge through inches of water and mud to do chores outside - horses and chicken to tend. We get a lot of rain and without these I would have wet shoes all day long. Most other rubber boots don’t fit well and I can wear these over my regular shoes and slip the, off to go inside. They hug my shoes well, so they aren’t slipping around on my foot, making working in them much easier. Amazon of course had the best price and fast delivery.

I love the fact that these boots are tall and keep my feet dry, and have a large opening at the top (meant to button closed) which gives me room for my larger calves. HOWEVER. They ship them rolled up. Which brings me to the hate feature. They are a thinner rubber, which now has the memory of being rolled up. If you are able to have excellent balance on one leg, and use both hands to put them on--this probably wouldn't be an issue. If you are an older lady like myself who has issues with her lower legs and balance, it makes them nearly impossible to put on. I hold the left one in my right hand while using my left hand to balance against a chair, and insert my left foot---up to a point. Because the rubber is thin, as you slide your foot in it forms a vacume, which means that you can only put your foot in so far before you have to put your foot down and try and pull them up. If you don't have your foot in far enough, it falls back off and you have to start again. To put the right one on, is even worse. My left leg is the bad one and I have no balance on it, so I have to try and get my right foot into the boot which is closed at the top because it wants to roll up again, and if I can get my foot started into it, then the vacume comes into play and I usually end up with my foot about 1/4 way in the top part and then have to fight to get it in the rest of the way. It would help if the top was made of a thicker rubber so it would not collapse and form the suction, or if they hadn't shipped them rolled up so that the rubber wants to fold over on it's self all the time. Once on, they work great-but do not buy these if you aren't able to do gymnastics to get them on.