Working freezer 7 years. After 4 pairs of Ext. Pull-on boot, tried these for a change, since the lining in the pull-on would start to rip up after 9 or 10 months (having to get in and out 3 or 4 times a day with coveralls). Not a good move. Started a few days a week with ace bandage on ankles to keep them from cutting in. But 3 days in a row - just plain painful outer edge of both feet near toes (WITH decent gel insoles). Guess I'll keep them for shoveling snow a few times a year, but for the job it's back to the much more comfortable pull-on, ripped lining or not.

Not that heavy very comfortable

work in freezer of a slaughter house. They keep my feet dry and I like the wide width.

Work great and keeps my feet warm

The boot is extra wide and hard to secure around foot with laces. Waterproof quality seems desirable after three rainy days feet stayed dry. However the most important reason to buy the frontline boot from a company named refigiwear is to keep my toes warm. And the boot fails miserably at that. Please add more insulation to the boot or send extra thick wool socks with every purchase. It's gonna 22 degrees at work and I dread having to work in these boots.

A little too loose around the center of the foot. Very difficult to tighten down. Had to wear very thick socks. Quality built boot.very waterproof