Bogs  Bozeman Tall Rain Boots - Men's

A comfortable boot - I wear size 13s and have wide feet, ended up purchasing a size 14 and have a pretty decent fit both width and length wise. If I wore a slightly thicker wool sock I'm sure I could fill it in. Broke the pair in during a camping trip that turned...pretty wet. I found my calves cramping while kneeling in these, but otherwise range of motion and comfort were good. Feet stayed dry too which was a plus. Be cautioned though that these are not great wading boots, as the hand-holes in the sides reduce the maximum depth you can submerge too. Also, the pair is fairly heavy, making it tiring for extended distance wear.

I recently purchased these for a trip to Upstate NY in December: 20-30 below zero (with wind-chills) and moderate snow depth. Feet were extremely warm with thick socks. Never got sweaty in the rubber bottom foot part. Extremely sure-footed (no slipping on ice). I am a normal size 9 but bought 10 for thicker winter socks. Fit is perfect. HOWEVER- at the top of the boot at shin height, I got abrasions and was bruised. I attempted to wear my higher winter socks pulled over long-johns with some relief. Not sure if the neoprene top will break in or if I need to dedicate higher padded ski socks but on bare skin (just above the top of the sock line) it got pretty painful. I will try and upload the photo later... Would give 5 stars but the pain mitigates it to a 4 star rating.

We already had a pair of Bozeman Tall boots in the house but when outdoor projects in the weather-challenging PNW made it difficult for sharing, we ordered a second pair. Sliding into them with ease, we are on our way out the door with the pups or clearing brush from the side yard or slopping through the surf on the nearby beach. We realize these will be a great gift for dad in the wintery Great Lakes area, slipping them on to run the snowblower, getting supplies from the pole-barn, or slogging through the slush to gather the latest from the corner post office. A third pair will be ordered next. Sturdy, weather-proof, comfortable, and styling'! Our family digs 'em!

Michigan weather moves from rain to snow in the same month of winter, i purchased the Boggs Bozeman in hopes of keeping my feet warm , dry and comfortable during the cold Michigan winters.... they do just that! I am happy and so are my feet.

These are excellent 'chore' boots, exactly as advertised. They are warm and waterproof. They pull on quickly and easily using the 'handles' in the shaft, and pull off almost as easily using the 'spurs' over the heel. The second insole size adjustment system worked perfectly: I wear a wide half-size, and the boots were uncomfortably tight with both insoles in place. Removing the second insole (as the instructions clearly explained) immediately made them quite comfortable. On the downside, I would not recommend these boots for all-day wear, long walks or any sort of climbing. Like most pull-ons, they fit rather loosely, which isn't good for lots of walking, stairs or ladders.

For years I kept saying every winter I need a good pair of waterproof boots. This year I finally decided to take the plunge. I have a wide foot and most well known brands do not have anything but med. I came across Bogs and glad I did. Wish I purchased these years ago. Used these for the 20" of snow we just got. Not 1 issue these boots. I have nerve damage in my feet they are always cold. Honestly with these on I had to turn my heated sox to low because my feet got so hot. They are a little tough to get off. Sit down and use the little tab by the heal to help pull off. I am thinking of getting another pair.

This is my third pair of bog boots. Overall, they’re great boots, BUT they need to do more to make them more durable. The neoprene can delaminate and separate from both heels of the shoe. The outer material can also sometimes tear easily. That said, Bogs is aware of the problem and the hang tags in this new Bog boot says there’s a 100% increase in durability. This latest version appears to be tougher ( fingers crossed). Aside from the durability issue, they’re a great, comfortable outdoor work boot especially for muddy, wet conditions!

So I'm on my third pair of bozeman talls. Love 'em, they're comfortable, warm, definitely waterproof (I ford shallow streams pretty regularly), and easy to take on/off. My only point of contention with them is that the sole of the boot gets a crack in it after about two years, hence being on my third pair. It normally shows up around where the ball of your foot would be. Once this crack has started, the boot is no longer waterproof, there's no way to seal/repair it. I'm not so much upset that the boots don't last longer, but rather that it's always the same spot that wears down and cracks first.

I've purchased these 1 year ago for ice fishing and snow removal. Today (12-7) I wore them with 1 pair of cotton socks for 3 hours during snow removal in 18 degrees temp. My toes became chilly, earlier when ice fishing in temps near zero, my toes were chilly in 2 hours. I don't believe the -70 temp claim. The tops are uncomfortable after a couple hours even with long johns over socks. After 3 hours, my upper chin was red from repeated abrasion. Some kind of cushioning around the top would probably solve the issue. I will try adding cushioning myself. These boots are not worth the asking price.

I bought some bogs for both my kids and was so jealous of theirs, I went back and bought a pair for myself! I love how these don't have laces, are completely waterproof top to bottom, very warm, and look good too! Not to go on, but I feel like I've been waiting my whole life for a pair of boots like these. If you've ever yelled in frustration about your boots sentences like, "why is only half the boot waterproof!" or "what are these laces even for, they just come untied and drag in the slush ever time!" then look no further ... The Bozeman Tall Bogs have come to answer your prayers.