Bozeman Tall Waterproof Boot

This is second pair. Original ones are 10 years old. Have a difficult removing the old ones. Bought new ones a size larger. It still is difficult to remove them. Need a boot puller. And they are not warm. With wool socks and outside 30 minutes in 10 degree weather, toes were freezing

I bought these about a month ago for my Antartica trip, which had wet landings and it was cold. Since then I have worn them everyday day as they are now my go to boot. I wear a pair of wool socks, with rain pants over, and I am always warm and dry. Today it was minus 24 wind chill factor and I walked through over 2 feet of snow. I was warm and dry. I do not need my pack boots anymore, these are great!

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.

The first time I put these on I was concerned about the feel of the bumps near the achilles area but after the second day, they just felt "normal". They are roomy, yet the boot "walks with me" instead of stepping out of them like so many other looser boots do. Stepping into them often needs no hands and the handles are very helpful when wearing thicker socks or heavy pants. They keep my feet nice and warm and dry from the elements, and also seem to wick or breathe nicely allowing moisture to escape (have only done light work in them so far). Thanks Bogs!

Love these boots! I love out on the Mendocino Coast and I take these boots into the forest to do my foraging. Love me some Bozemans!

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.

Best winter shoes for the ranch. Love the handles and seamless design. I work in these 5 months out of the year every day. I can usually get 2-3 years before I need to replace. Great company!

Got these for my husband. I could barely get him to take them off. They're terrific.

Bogs makes the best serious working boot out there. Top quality as well as stylish!

Great boot. I live at 9,000 ft in a mountain town. I wanted good winter boots that I can slip on and run to my car and walk to work. Like them so much that I have been wearing around town and using them as my fatbiking boots now too. Usually a 10 wide and the 9 fit pretty well!

These boots seem to be very good quality. I was surprised at how comfortable they were as they are tall kind of heavy boots. I have worn a size 10 for many years but as of late that size in most shoes is a little tight. These size 10s were if anything a little loose but comfy. I wore them for the first time today on a 3 mile walk through muddy woods and they did not shafe or rub. They are in fact a little bouncy and put a bit of spring in my step. So far so good!

I've had many winter boots but none as good as Bogs Bozeman. The slip in slip off makes them convenient carry gear or kids. Waterproof is great for warm snow but the insulation can't be beat for days under 10 degrees. I literally wear these from dec-March but this winter it's Nov-April. I've even taken them elk hunting in thigh high snow when my winter hunting boots were too thin to keep the cold out for a full day in the woods.