XPETI Men’s Mid-Ankle Thermator Waterproof Tactical Boot

Comfortable and fit as they should. Keep feet warm & dry. Worn in the field year-round in North Dakota. High quality and worth the money. Will purchase again. Highly recommended.

The only boot I'll purchase from now on, so comfortable, no issues with size, but buy a half size bigger, great quality 9 out of 10

Just opened the box. Nice tactical boots. Mine are true to size. Very comfortable right out of the box. I cannot abide a zippered boot.I love everything about them... except...the rubber toe cap. Why the weird contour?A full width toe cap would not only work better over the life of the boots, but it would look much cleaner. IMHOAppear well constructed, with a very aggressive tread pattern. (I'd have no trouble tracking someone wearing these boots...lol). Can't speak to the longevity of the rubber compound, or course.The "pull loops" at the heel are wide and look sturdy.If the boots hold up like some of the reviews state, I can live with the toe looking like it's missing a piece.Overall, at this price point, I am very pleased.

I am an avid hiker, mostly in Colorado. For years I worn Merrell hiking shoes and boots and Oakley SIs (when they were still making the SIs). Oakley, hands down was the best bang for your buck! I wore them until their soles wore out. Merrell, great boots, but a bit too heavy for my taste. But, the little bit I have worn my new Xpetis, has been great. Light, extremely comfortable. I will update durability factor after my Colorado trip in a couple of months, but I am excited to run them through the gambit!Well, we just got back from doing nearly 55 miles of hiking in the Rocky Mountain National Park. These boots were not only comfortable, but extremely well suited for the constantly rocky terrain. Great boots.

First off. This is my first review. I feel I would be doing injustice but not. These boots have been great -so far.I bought these to camp in. Unfortunately my work boots blew out at the seem. Sense I’ve got these boots I’ve wore them to work (construction). They have been abused for a week. Only time will tell, but so far I’m impressed! They fit perfect for me. No break in-I have wide feet and there’s not been any issues. I am extremely happy. I’ve got grout and concrete on them. Walked across re-bar and slippery surfaces. “NO PROBLEMS WITH THE SOLES HOLDING UP”! I’ve worn these boots for yard work and every day use. I do not plan on buying $200+ work boots again. Only time will tell, but I’ve been through a lot of boots with 20yrs of construction and these boots look promising!

After looking at quite a few different hiking boot options, I decided to land on these. Off the bat I immediately noticed they're extremely lightweight, well made and very functional they are. However, when wearing these, high, thick socks are a must. But they offer everything as promised and do a good job at keeping your feet warm, even whenhiking in snow.The only criticism I have is how the ankle section of the boot is constructed. Because of how the laces sit it can't tighten as well around the lower ankle, which causes the boot to flare out some and doesn't give as much support. This is relatively a smaller issue and doesn't inhibit performance. Also, as a sidenote, because of how high these go, I would not recommend driving long distance in them.Overall, these are great boots for the value and I'd recommend them.I'd really like to try out how the low-top hiking style is and review it to see if I like that style more. perphaps someday

I am coming from the crest Evo boot to these. The fact that The Evo replacements wont ship till late December I abandoned that purchase. I inserted a pic next to these to give a height comparison. The Evo pics are misleading to look just as tall as these.On that note if they are anything like the Evos they say spray after every time you clean them but I’ve never had water intrusion. They held onto the water like a sponge so I know that’s the worst of my experience with these. These look like a blacked out version of the hiking trekking boots and all the pics show this. If that are also like the Evo the soles are super durable even for this price tag. The tread patterns on hard flooring feel like soccer shoes. I’ve tried them w/o insoles but ended up adding them. After that they are the best feeling boot for this price range. I wore the Evo for winter summer and fall with no real hot feet issues.The box has a paper that says 12 month’s warranty but I’ve never seen anyone on any of these reviews get them to honor past 30 days.*11.1.2021*1 week of wear they are exactly like the Evos where you gotta break them in. They will feel like Soccer cleats during this break in and then that will go away. I can't wait for snow to show up just to try these out. I don't want the driving with other drivers in the snow part, just the way these feel in snow if they are like the EVOs to the "T" So far they are holding up to 40 days and 40 nights of rain they we keep getting lately so I'm confident they will do just fine. They are like the EVOs they won't externally dry fast w/o help from a heat source or moving air blowing on them. Still no water intrusion for low puddles and the soles evacuate the water away well. Don't take this piece of info and go swimming in them.*12.10.2021* Still holding up, they attract dirt/dust given they are a black cloth shoe material. Still no new issues. Haven't seen enough snow to gauge their traction, they are the exact same sole as the EVOs so in theory they should act identical.*3.10.2022* Welp, we gotta say RIP to these, the cuff is separating from the counter heel like my other pair did. Guess that's going to be my last pair, going to try and find another brand this time around.