Best rain boots for men according to redditors

thank you and thank you, frankie. i have just ordered these rubber boots from amazon prime to deliver tomorrow.

i am really enjoying this new father john misty song. there's also another one that i found on youtube but they've been playing this a lot on internet radio this past week. nice stripped down early elton john sound. wintertime blues dispair and such. the 86 degree dallas today. the unsolicited underwear pic from the margarita patio kissing bandit. i did not like his ugly modern gay style of calvin klein underwear. he has a girthy cock that i am a bit afraid of tho if things get to that point. i do not send unclothed pictures of myself in my temple garment in case you were wondering. i am more of a traditional boy so ignored his advances.

https://youtu.be/wKrSYgirAhc

the new katy perry song being inspired by. dancing and cooking and watching japanese videos to dreams of boys in slo motion.

https://www.amazon.com/Baffin-Hunter-Forest-Black-Hunting/dp/B004YGS0C6 I have these, they're probably ok at -25c if you're wearing heavy socks and moving, if you're sitting still you will be miserable. I've had them for almost 2 years and they're starting to show some signs of wear, but I'm hard on shoes in general and boots doubly so, getting more than a year out of something like this is a bit of a miracle. They do run large and aren't very tight fitting, I wouldn't want to walk more than a couple miles in them, and sock choice is critical as about half of my socks will fall off inside of these boots.

something like this, but you can probably find them cheaper.

https://www.amazon.com/XTRATUF-Shrimp-Boots-White-75136/dp/B01GLGMVNK

The reviews on this on amazon aren't that great

https://www.amazon.com/G-H-Bass-Co-Mens-Dixon/dp/B01FT5XQ1A

I use a couple different boots throughout winter.

SPERRY Men's Cutwater Deck Boot (fantastic in the rain/puddles/slushy snowy days)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N7HY6DH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bi1KDb5HPPMJS

SPERRY Men's Decoy Boot Rain
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019NPFWQE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_vx1KDbT6J6S00

CLARKS Men's Wallabee (these can literally last you forever... I have two pairs, and I’m still currently using the pair I got freshman year in college... I’m now 31. Havnt even touched the second pair yet.)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IJLW0H8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Ej1KDbM4W94WT

Thorogood Men's American Heritage 6" (more of my work outside, do all work boot)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A1H93C8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Zk1KDbW0WDJ3E

I don’t really travel with the thorogoods tho... just too bulky and heavy.

yeah i actually got some of these sorel premium ts for $90, pretty great deal..if it ever decides to snow this year!:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HQNC0B6/ref=twister_B0037267AA

> Least favorite is probably one of the rain fits. I don’t really know how to style for the rain.

Good, stylish rain wear is not easy to find. I personally wear a trench coat and lace-up rain boots. A trench coat doesn't seem like your style, but you could do a mac or a hunting coat.

I highly recommend rain boots or shoes of some kind - they allow you to keep your favorite shoes out of the rain and make them last longer. I have these lace-ups, but Hunter also has low-top and high-top sneaker versions, and lots of chelsea boots (you may have to shop around for size and best price). Tretorn also has some good-looking options, but I hear they don't last as long. And of course there's the New England staple - the LL Bean boot.

A case could be made for functionality, but yea, dont wear those unless you have to. Bean Boots by LL Bean are very popular for snow, you could also look into Hunter, Sorel, Tretorn. If you check the sidebar and the boot guide there is a whole slew of brands and materials to look into.

I just ordered a pair of the Tretorn Strala Vinters

http://www.amazon.com/Tretorn-Strala-Vinter-Shearling-Boot/dp/B003CYL39I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318947829&sr=8-1

I personally think they look a hell of a lot better than bean boots but I seem to be in the minority

I recommend a good pair of boots as well as dressing in layers with under armor or long underwear. I like these a lot.
Also, good socks, gloves, and a winter hat that covers your ears.

Muck boots are a great option. As an Alaskan I'm compelled to recommend Xtra-Tufs, they're practically our unofficial official state footwear. They used to be unquestionably BIFL, but had a lot of manufacturing issues when production was moved to China. Supposedly, all of those issues have been fixed. I killed one pair of the new ones quickly, but their (warrantied) replacements have held up quite well for a couple of years.

My "get the mail, take the dog out, oh crap it's raining" footwear are 6" xtratuf sneaker boots. If there's anything deeper than 6" or I'm doing a project that involves water going all over, I'll get a pair of bigger ones out, but these are 95% of my rain boot use. They're amazing to wear on a boat as well. You can hose the deck off without worrying about your feet getting wet, but it's not like you're wearing full boots.

https://www.amazon.com/XTRATUF-Legacy-Neoprene-Fishing-Copper/dp/B004U6MSKA/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?keywords=ExtraTuff&qid=1551021674&s=gateway&sr=8-2

These are the product in question. This is the standard model, they can also be found in solid white.

This will sound sexist, but I'll assume male since you didn't specify. Here's something to look through:

Amazon > Men's Boots > Slip-On/Pull-On > Cold Weather & Shearling

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Buy well-constructed boots that can be resoled easily. Welted boots are probably your friend.

Have two pairs of boots and cycle them. The soles will still eventually need replacing, and the uppers will still probably eventually wear out eventually, but a great pair of work boots should last far more than a year of wear with regular maintenance.

Bringing me to maintenance: If you're working construction you probably need to give them a good clean every couple of months, then reapply your wax/oil/preservative of choice.

For concrete work, use overboots like this or this.Something like this might help with the extreme toe wear you're experiencing (...seriously, how did you do that?). Those things will wear out, too, but in the spirit of BIFL the rubber is a lot more sustainable to replace than leather, both on your wallet and on the environment.

I'd say take a look at these: https://www.amazon.com/Knee-Boots-Size-Black-Plain/dp/B00PSIP6HG/ref=sr_1_9?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1506019989&sr=1-9&nodeID=7141123011&psd=1&keywords=norcross+pvc+boot

There might not be a perfect solution for you, but the ratings seem pretty good, and I'm hoping these can get you through till better hazard mitigations are in place. Also US made.

That said, I'm not a costco insider. Does your employer have an EHS team? At my work, another large company, we've got a line we can raise the flag on areas of concern.

Because it's a lot easier and cheaper to get anti-skid mats down than it is to take care of an injury/lost-work. On my restaurant days, I took a slip and fall. Little hip soreness afterwards, and I was fine. But it was still a reportable accident.

Sperry duck-chukkas for summer rain

I like these - https://www.amazon.com/Xtratuf-22735-GRY-080-XTRATUF-Performance-Rubber/dp/B01E66JQKS/ref=sr_1_1?hvadid=202592223814&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9003006&hvnetw=g&hvpos=1t2&hvqmt=b&hvrand=537240437043635186&hvtargid=aud-649564993678%3Akwd-406078754&keywords=extra+tuff+boots&qid=1554378934&s=gateway&sr=8-1

No prob, happy to help. The Thorogoods are all-around great performers and I'm sure they'd be great in the rain as long as you treat the leather with some kind of conditioner (like Obenauf's or Huberd's). However, I have dedicated rain boots that are also completely awesome.

Piggy backing off this. I own the Kamik Icebreakers. They’re rated for something like -40 degrees. They have a removable liner in them so In the spring and summer I take that out and use them as rain boots to take my dog out in. I also use them as my hunting boots. Most durable pair of boots I’ve ever owned.

The liner is warm and the rubber keeps you dry in the snow. 10/10 would recommend and at about $70 a steal too.


Kamik Men's Icebreaker Cold Weather Boot,Khaki/Brown,7 M US https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0036FT3HM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bwbZDb5PSK7C3