Dunlop Chesapeake 8677504 Waterproof PVC Boots - Lightweight & Durable Footwear Protection, Size 4

Ken P: I recently purchased these boots and was impressed with the high-quality materials used. They seem durable and able to withstand wear and tear over time. Putting them on is a breeze thanks to the slots/holes located at the top of each boot. However, I did find that there wasn't enough padding at the bottom, so I added a cushioned insole for extra comfort. In my opinion, these boots offer good value for their price point and perform well.

United States on Oct 07, 2023

Lawlady0505Lawlady0505: I was concerned because they were priced low BUT.. they are great quality and I am happy to say that they provide full coverage dryness and are comfortable.

United States on Sep 29, 2023

Ken Smith: I bought these for working in my chicken pen. They should work fine for the price.

United States on Sep 23, 2023

Cindy: Nice boots, good for working but sizes are big. I wear womens size 7.5 so I bought men’s 5 (which is equal to womens 7) but It was big. You should scale down 1-1.5 sizes.

Canada on Jul 23, 2023

K Wring: They are easy to pull on and gives ample calf room to tuck in your pants. If you wear them a lot you may want to consider arch support inserts. They are a bit thin so they would probably crack in the winter.

United States on May 13, 2023

Peggy: Very thin rubber the side of the boot got caught on the side of a log and tore a hole, I was using them as chore boots in the barn for about a week before that. They told me to return them but I did not I live way too far from a courier service.

Canada on Sep 25, 2022

Amazon Customer: I bought a pair of size 11 for myself, love them. Great fit. I wear 10/10.5 normally in shoes. I talked my wife into buying a pair - she was NOT willing at first. She finally ordered a size 9. She wears a size 8/8.5 women's WIDE shoe and a size 7.5/8 in men's regular in sneakers. She said these are NOT for people with wide calves. She has "athletic" calves, and needs wide calf boots. Solved the problem, though, by ordering extra long knee socks so they don't rub her legs. Now she wears them everywhere outside. She is an avid gardener and is building a big vegetable garden as well as a woodland garden of flowers and such. She tromps all through the wet ground, dry ground, leaves, everything.

She wanted me to add - Dunlop assured her through email that they are latex free. They were fast and thorough in replying to her - even contacted one of the chemists to give a reply! AWESOME JOB DUNLOP! She has had no issues with the boots causing any allergic reaction. We can't guarantee all others will feel the same, but maybe this gives some comfort to those searching. Email them and ask for yourself before buying!

She also added she wishes they came in half sizes. She feels...

United States on Apr 19, 2022

Kathryn Martinez: Overall not that bad a boot for both the price and quality. The only thing I’d say is that they’re quite narrow for a men’s boot which kind of defeats the purpose of buying men’s instead of women’s. Also not as wide in the calf as it looks so would not recommend for those of us with wider feet and wider calves. Good traction on wet floor though.

Canada on Jan 07, 2021

hdamoca: I needed barn boots, and didn't want to spend 60.00 on a pair of boots I'll wreck in a few months. I ordered these twice, size 7 which swam on me, but fits my husband, so he got new boots. Today I received the size 6s. Still too big but I can make them work. They have excellent tread, and they were cheap. Easy to pull on, just not very good quality. They don't stand up by themselves. But worth 25.00 I guess.
Updated- After wearing them about a week, I actually rather like them and am bumping up my review to 4. The main reason is the deep thick sole and treads, if I stepped on a nail, it would have to go at least 3/4 inch before hitting my actual foot. In a farm type situation, we don't want to step on nails, as hooved animals carry tetanus naturally intheir feet (I have a horse). So, I'm happy if they last a season, they were worth the 25.00.

Canada on Jul 16, 2020

VC: I bought these because my husband told me I wasn’t allowed to steal his any more. Heavy duty without actually *being* heavy- great for my vegetable garden during April rains. And May gardening. And June strawberry picking. I’m pretty certain I’ll find reasons to wear these in July and August. Inserts are very thin but that’s ok because I slipped my own in just fine. I’ve walked across some fairly pokey-sharp objects (quite a few dead snags and twigs come to mind) and it hasn't punctured my boots.
If dependability and durability are sexy in your books, these boots are show stoppers.
My suggestion: buy a half size or size larger than your regular shoe. I wear thick, sensible socks (see sexy comment above) for Canadian springs (suspiciously similar to Canadian winters) and I needed the wiggle room. You’ll want to insulate if you’re charging through cold surfaces- these boots are rubber, after all, and you’ll need a layer of socks to keep your toes from falling off.

Canada on Jun 16, 2020