George Unisex Oil & Acid Resistant Rain Boots

All my life I have worn a size 6 shoe or sneaker so I don't know if it's the boot that runs small or if my foot has grown a half inch bigger. I would suggest going up to the next size because I am going to reorder in a size 7 now. My sex is comfortable but if I were to wear heavy socks for the winter it would probably be very tight around the foot. Well made and serves my purpose for walking my dog in the winter and even to run to the store. Hope this helps

They aren't "pretty," but they look just like what they are - sturdy, thick (but not overly stiff), "workhorse" type of boots that aren't for show but to do a job. Their job is to keep your feet, ankles, and lower legs dry, and that they do. I've walked through tall wet grass on spongy wet soil, and have slogged through deep puddles in these boots, and they have kept all moisture out. It took a little while to get used to the heaviness (not THAT heavy, but not as light as shoes, of course, or thinner and lighter boots), and the height of the boots. Once I got used to them, though, and realized how well they worked, I was looking for puddles to walk through...Yes, at my age - It's still fun. I wear an 8-1/2 shoe (women's) so I got these boots in size 9 as I read that they ran small. I think an 8 would have been too small, yet these would be too large for me if I didn't wear an extra, small pair of socks (the pull-on type that comes to just below the ankle) over my regular thick socks. I like these a lot and I'm very glad I bought them.