Bought them for my wife for walking in the snow. She has lupus so is very sensitive to extreme cold. She has worn them four times while walking and has not yet used 3 layers of socks like she used to with other boots.

This is my 4th pair of blizzard stalkers.would not buy anything else.great cold weather boots

I bought these boots a month ago and I'm very satisfied with these boots

I love it... I will buy it again.. but a little smaller, 1/2 size smaller. Fit: Runs Large

Most comfortable boots on the bottom of my flat feet that I have worn in years. The boots run slightly large which is great for me because I put in special inserts right on top of the factory inserts that come with the boot. The boots are warm without cold weather socks. Boot or tube socks don't fall into the boot. Today it is 29 degrees, slushy and snowy and I've been working outside for four hours now. Feet are warm, dry and comfortable. I will not be buying another pair of boots from any other company. I am now a rocky boots fan.

I bought a pair of these maybe 5-6 years ago on the clearance rack localy. They were the best boots I've owned. I screwed hex head sheet metal screws around the perimeter of the tread and they were my dedicated ice fishing boots. I was so glad to find them again on your website and happy to buy another pair.

About a year ago a blizzard hit my town and I had to work outside in 2.5 feet of snow, so like many I pulled out my trusty timberland steel toe winter boots. To cut it short I came home with sore, bruised and cold feet, they were getting old anyways so I went looking for a new pair of boots, so I found these, did my research, and ordered a pair. First impressions were good, they fit great, extremely comfortable, Felt sturdy. But It wasn't until I used them in the extreme cold that I truly appreciated them. They kept you warm even with the steel toe, Very durable, they stayed comfortable during extensive work in the cold and afterwards I had no sores or bruises. Long term durability has been great. Long story short, I'm never going back to timberland or other brands, these are the best winter boots I've ever had.

I bought them to my employees for work in a Freezer with temperature -20 to -6 degree Fahrenheit and works very well so far. keeps feet warms.

I will update this post in 1 year. Last 2 pairs had soles separate after about 1 year of use.

I bought these Blizzard Stalker Steel Toe boots about a year ago and after a couple of week the right boot started to squeak even when it was completely dry. Just a couple months ago the left boot started squeaking too. I wear these boots every day for work. I buy insulated boots in the beginning of winter and by the time summer comes around the insulation doesn't work very good so they're not too hot to wear even during the summer. I'm a HVAC tech in New England, and his boots were great. The glueing process for connecting the two different rubbers on the soul doesn't work very good. I'm going to buy another pair and hope the glue job is better. P.S. My feet have never been wet even after standing in 2" of water for a couple of hours.

I haven't had them for very long, and I am rough on my stuff. If they survive the winter with me then I will give them 5 stars. Until then, everything is so good so far.

I bought a heavy duty pair of Rocky boots for extreme weather. This weekend on their 3rd outing my Rocky's failed in -21 degree weather. Don't waste your money.

Intially these are pretty good boots. I needed something cheap to replace a pair of Rocky DeerStalkers that fell apart while hunting. The place where the leather is sewn to the rubber is a fail point, even in these. In time the rubber will dry and crack like on my old DeerStalkers which only lasted a couple years. The rest of the boot was perfect. The rubber/leather joint failed on a hunt in deep snow. Luckily I was close to camp and walked back and tossed them in the trash, which is where these will go at the first sign of problems. I suspect all Rocky boots made this way are short lived. I'll get a different brand next time but needed something quickly so I got these.

Son loves the boots is what he was looking for even like the way they are made

I have had a pair for 18 years. Evidently, I only wear them in sub zero temperatures. I have recently moved to the south, so no ream reason to keep them. I can't give them up, still are serviceable. Great boots.

I bought a pair of these for each of my sons. Within 2 weeks the stitching on the first pait fell apart. The second pair is now doing the same. Their feet are wet and cold. Worst christmas present ever. Both are ironworkers and they are working at a cement plant. Don't buy them if you plan to get dirty and have a labor intensive job. Seriously disappointed. Their friend has Carhartt boots that were much cheaper and seem to be holding up much better.

Not as bulky as ones I’ve previously had but just as warm

I have bought these boots for work for the last 4 years. They are very comfortable and warm plus they last long under constant wear. If you are on your feet all day in sub zero temperatures, these boots will work well for you. I wear a women's size 8 wide so the men's size 7 works perfectly for me with heavy socks.

These boots are not my last pair of Blizzard Stalkers I bought 10 yrs ago my feet never got cold or wet. My New pair are horrible doesn't matter sock it wear my feet are cold and wet all day. I work outside for long periods of time and feel uncomfortable in them. There is nothing wrong I can tell with craftsmanship of these boots.

Boots are nice, very warm and comfortable. Definitely waterproof. I work outside no matter what the weather and these are perfect for that. Only complaint is there weren't half sizes..

initially bought because of the thick rubber around the back sides and over the steelcap on the front. took a couple of weeks to soften and get comfortable, once worn in very comfortable. have had this pair for nearly six months and wear for 10-14 hours a day and will definately buy another pair when eventually wear out

I give these boots five stars, because I am beyond happy with these boots. I live and work in Northern Minnesota, and a coworker recommended I purchase these. I'm glad I did! I purchased the steel toe version of the Blizzard Stalkers, and my feet stay warm and comfortable while I am working outdoors. They were true-to-size as well, which is good to know if you are ordering online.

This my second pair, first pair is 5 years old! Great boots!

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I have worn several different brands of boots, in my opinion none of them compare to Rocky Boots comfort no break-in period and this being my first steel-toed boots that are comfortable I've had other steel boots but they into the top of my foot. Oh and for winter if my feet are not warm then it doesn't matter how many layers of clothes I have on I am cold so having dry warm feet is the most important thing to me

I bought my first pair, almost 15 years ago! Time for a replacement &upgrade to the steel toe. They are warm, comfortable and roomy enough for thick socks.

Its held up well in single digit temperatures. They kept my toes from freezing all day. Havent had a chance to see how they perform in snow greater than 3" deep yet. They do run a little large. I wear a size 12 and could have gone with a half size smaller.

So I bought these a while ago and they are very warm boots, I love that about them. My only issue is that they are not waterproof at all not even a little bt

This is my third pair of BlizzardStalker Boots I highly recommend these boots for extreme weather.

For the first few months I really liked them, they are much more comfortable than my bulky winter boots like Baffins. But then I didnt need them for the summer. Put them on for another month this winter (maybe 4/5 total months of use) and they completely fell apart. I work in sub zero temperatures and keeping your feet warm is very important, but I can't have boots that won't last for even 6 months of moderate activity.