I work in Michigan outside all winter, these are the warmest boots I've brought, I would definitely recommend them.

Manufacturing freezer work at - 25'F. They're warm, sturdy and comfortable. Our Distribution team loves them!

Super comfortable fit. Maybe it's just me but my feet go NUMB after they start sweating; even with polypropylene socks. I've timed it to be right at 2 and half hours of driving the forklift and getting on and off to stock product during that time. I work in the freezer for the entirety of my 8 hour shift, and I didn't think that would actually be a problem. Are they TOO warm? Are they meant for people who just stand around? I don't know. Other people in the warehouse have tried em and say they work wonders. I'm just the oddball, I guess

Best boot I've had and comfortable in 34 years in construction. Would love to order them again except that the stitching on the front of the boot came apart within the the first couple months.

A++++ on these boots. Perfect for working in cold conditions.

Very comfortable and lightweight. I work in a negative 30 freezer for 10-12 hours a night.

For riding my Harley

My boss got these for me. I work for Turano bread, we work in a negative 1-10 degree freezer. We spent as long as two hours in there and we on our feet all day(8-10 hours). These have been the most comfortable boots yet. And my feet rarely if ever get cold, usually my hands will get cold before anything. I was so satisfied with these boots that I am asking for another pair. They lasted me one year , with 6 days a week, 50 hours average.

I bought the polar force hiker boots based on a review by an airport worker in my region. I refuel and tow aircraft at a busy airport (KABR) and have been doing so for 20 years. We work in any and all conditions, many times for 2 hours at a time. The only way my feet would stay warm is if I wear shoes with insulated rubber over boots. I hated the bulk, so I found these on a Facebook ad. With the hiker boot cut, my feet lost a lot of the bulk you would normally have with winter boots. This winter, we had -30 degrees F as a low for several weeks during our busy time outside. We had -60°F with windchill, blowing snow, and outside for an hour and never got cold except our fingers and faces. I dont care who you are, that's brutal. I also spent 4 hours outside when it was 0 and in a blizzard. My feet never got cold once! I also have bone spurs, plantar fasciitis, and flat feet. I had no problem standing on concrete and the grip is fabulous. I have very wide feet and these fit great, no squeezing. The only thing I dont like is that they come untied frequently. I'll take that problem over cold feet anyday. These folks know how to make a boot. Plus, I changed the filters on our jet refueler and got jet fuel all over my feet. Yes, these boots are definantly water proof. I also stood in a water puddle up to the laces with no leakage. I will definantly buy these again and will recommend them all day long!