I bought a size 11 too big. I bought a size 10 still too big.

Do I really have to keep wasting my money on yet ANOTHER pair of boots.

I'm a size 10 in ever pair of footwear I've ever bought for the last 4 years.

Tell me why these don't fit?

Also I haven't worn a size 9 since 8th grade....

Maybe it will be helpful for the person posting this add to type " SIZES RUN A LITTLE LARGER THAN USUAL".

I would have just bought a size 9...3 months ago. 😃

I needed a lightweight slip-on boot to get me through the snow from car to office and back to car. It fit the bill perfectly. This boot wasn't built for the durability needed for hunting or hiking around the woods in 30 degree temps all day, so if that's what you're seeking, invest in something else.

It has a relatively low arch - which is perfect for my feet. Those with higher arches can throw in a low cost Dr Scholls insole.

The boot is made well. Perhaps at my age my feet grew, but my usual size didn't work. These were a bit small. It would have still been serviceable, except it is so narrow the arch is very high and impossible to wear. Get at least one size larger than your dress shoes. I donated them unworn, and the recipient (who apparently has smaller, narrower feet) was very happy to receive them.
This type of boot doesn't have the problem with laces letting in snow, or leather requiring upkeep. They usually last (for me at least) for three or four snow seasons.

Very poorly made boot. Seems were split in a couple places when they arrived. You could see they were never actually sealed shut.
The left is way too narrow, and the right has a large painful lump in the insole by the little toe. The right boot upper was also not even aligned above the sole, so the inside of the right foot was not actually over the boot.
With extra padding, they fit better, since the insole was so uneven and painful, but even the best extra insole couldn't fix the uneven fit and poor craftmanship.
Nice looking boot, but pathetically made. Going back!

Initial response: My son is happy with them. The easy on easy off is perfect for a boy who wants to be outside pretty much the instant he sees snow.

Update: Within a month, these boots developed multiple surface cracks along the vamp, which not only looked bad, they compromised the boot's ability to keep feet warm and dry. These were purchased in February to replace boots my son grew out of. We weren't looking for deluxe - I only needed these to make it two months for my 11 yr old son, because by next winter he will need a different size, but the boots failed in their mission. I went on the purchase the Kamik Men's Hunter Insulated Boot, which looks pretty indestructible... Next time I will spend a little more the first go-round...