Ordered a 10 wide, too big. But with a pair of thick wool socks, it's rather snug. I wear a 9.5 normally

These are great hiking boots. I usually wear a women's 7 and the size 4 fit perfect with room for insoles. Good traction on the trail, very comfortable surprisingly! Best boot for under $50. Also lighter than I expected!

Make sure you look at the size chart and go one size down I'm a size 11 and they feel like a 12 also they don't come with insoles

Since I had order these boots I surprised on how fast there were delivered since that was to be delivered on the 25th or 26th. Have not tried them on yet due to an infection on one of my toes caused by I know not. Anyway, I will enjoy putting these boots on when I can. The reasonable priced and I will make sure to water proof them when I get the chance.

The upper of this boot is strong the insoles are too hard and the bottom wears very quickly

For the quality, in between, you get what you pay for since this is a mass produced boot that emulates the key principles of the original M66 used in Vietnam. Its very lightweight with a reasonable amount of resistance to water and mud, BUT it lacks a steel shank for proper arch support like the original, overall these boots should have the trousers bloused ABOVE the boot and not tucked in the shaft.If youre looking to go vintage but at a budget, these are a 2nd go to pick but keep in mind, these are NOT work boots and will fall apart under extreme stress and wear if youre a wage slave blue collar

Worst boots i have ever put my feet in these shoes harmed the skin on my feet

Great bang for you buck but buy insoles or youre gonna have a bad time.

So to be clear, these are fantastic boots and there is a reason they stayed in services for 40 years (or so). Once broken in, they are wonderfully comfortable. The ability to walk out moisture is great, and the ankle support when crossing rocky ground with a load is excellent. They are built true to spec, and no different than the military issue ones from the past. Exactly the same on the inside too.Now keep in mind, you'll need to break them in. A lot. Do not skip this step or you'll have blisters the size of Texas on your tootsies. While modern boots (like my Solomans) are almost as comfortable as sneakers the day you buy them, these need more love become comfortable. And it will take a while to break them in, no skipping that. They are old school and the leather starts much like plastic. But once broken in they will last years.The panama soles work as designed. I just came back from traipsing around in the mud (pouring rain, cold day, mud up to my ankles) and the mud just fell out of the treads as I walked. I was carrying a load and the ankle support was nice too.

Good shoes

Daughter needed for band every band member who ordered the same brand said that they were way too big some even ordered one size smaller and then still was too big. She just tried them on and they fit perfect literally two sizes smaller she is normally an eight 8 1/2 and she fits in a six with no problem and still a little big on the toe would recommend but definitely order a smaller size.

I normally wear 11.5 - 12 in shoes. I heard these run big and they are correct. Ordered an 11 and I still have plenty of room wearing thick socks. If you plan on spending any time in these buy some insoles immediately.

FORGET what your normal boot, or running shoe size is. These are military boots theyre supposed to run BIG. Do this stand with your heels against the wall wearing socks. Mark on the floor, with a pencil to the TIP of your longest toe. Measure in INCHES. Use the chart provided by Rothco.Remember if your foot is 10 inches (heel to toe) ordering a 10 will get you 11.75 inches. Use common sense your foot is not 11.75 inches. Look at the chart on Rothko's website for jungle boots sizing based off your FOOT measurement.

Solo quiero cambiar por un nmero ms pequeo

Comfortable, light weight. The partner even says they look good on me

I've been wearing these almost everyday for roughly 3 months, they do not come with insoles but for the price I bought a set of Georgia boot insoles, with the new insoles and about a 2/3 week break in period they are extremely comfortable with an aggressive tread good for outdoor use, the leather does seem to be treated, giving it a decent amount of water resistance but also gives it a somewhat plastic feel but definitely appears to be genuine leather. Be warned that the leather will definitely crease at the toes so if you want boots that will look new ten years from now you'll need to spend more money, overall I think 4 out of 5 for bang for your buck, for a well performing outdoor boot, I would easily give it a 5 if they came with decent soles.

product fits great , sturdy construction . The only problem is I ordered olive drab and got black

Plenty of room in these boots, when u get used to them they are quite comfortable. I rucked about 7 miles with these and they are pretty good for the price

At first I was hesitant to buy these since some of the reviews were saying it's uncomfortable due to the hard material bending into the foot but after using these for a while I can say that while yes it is uncomfortable at first you get used to it and it is a pretty reliable pair of boots