TRETORN Women's Skerry Rain Boot, Charcoal Gray, 35 M EU (US Men's 3 M/4 M)

Pros:ComfyWarmGood lookin'Cons:Let water in after less than 1 year of very occasional (less than 10) wears.Unfortunately, that con is big enough to 100% recommend against these. "You had one job" springs to mind.

I really wanted to like these boots, but they're coming unglued at the seams after only 1 year of very light use. I average wearing them about once or twice per month. They're fine if you're looking for a disposable boot, but don't buy them if you're looking for a quality product that will last.

I bought these boots back in 2013. I haven't actually used them a lot in the rain. Rain boots are one of those situations where you're happy to have them when you need them. Their use for me expanded to gardening, and post-rain volunteering since they're easy to clean mud off of. Just now, about 2 year after I bought them there's a small tear on the part when there top of the foot meets the sole. I was kind of disappointed, but really, I was inadvertently trying to see what kind of beating these shoes could take. I'm going to repair them so it probably won't be too bad, it's just annoying. I still like these boots enough to keep them and repair them.*Update* I tried to repair the boot with ShoeGoo, but the crack is in an area that gets bent so much that it will just give way and re-crack. They're not repairable so I can pretty much just use them for gardening. I wouldn't get these again. Kamik seems to be the more a more durable alternative based off of reviews.