Women's Mid-Calf 10" Boot

Love my boots and comfortable too

Great quality, beautiful colors, excellent fit and comfortable!! Plus fast shipping! Sloggers are always a hit in our household!

I wanted to like these. But just not for me. The price is just too high for what they are.Ended up returning before wearing - sometimes you can just tell.They would be good for a child though.Easy clean. Traction okay looking. And bendable.I usually wear 7- 7/12 and they fit ok. But wouldn’t fit with thick socks.Good luck 🍀 on your adventures

I love, love, love these! Adorable, comfortable, waterproof, great traction, made in the USA. And most importantly, they are fire ant proof. I know because I stomped in two mounds as my first order of business. It is possible that I am the only person on the planet that used to garden in sandals... no more! Looking forward to working in my yard in style. And maybe going out dancing.

I love, love, love these! Adorable, comfortable, waterproof, great traction, made in the USA. And most importantly, they are fire ant proof. I know because I stomped in two mounds as my first order of business. It is possible that I am the only person on the planet that used to garden in sandals... no more! Looking forward to working in my yard in style. And maybe going out dancing.

Hallelujah finally I have gone through ordering three pairs of rain boots, which none of them fit properly. They all sucked, but these they fit perfectly. I’ve had this in the past I couldn’t remember the name of them, but yes, you cannot go wrong with these boots ever the size is right the sturdiness the shape the pattern they’re lightweight. They’re awesome. I ABSOLUTELY ❤️❤️❤️Them Amazon you’ll be happy to know. I am not going to return these ones.

Comfortable, true to the size, flexible

Comfortable, true to the size, flexible

Comfortable, true to the size, flexible

True to size, sturdy and well made

True to size, sturdy and well made

Stop 🛑 looking at OTHER brands. THESE are The BEST. ABSOLUTELY. My first pair lasted 4 years of near DAILY USE on the homestead. YEP. So this is my replacement pair. Unlike other products that 'used to be good', I put these on and they are exactly as good as my 2021 pair. I wear a7.5 so an 8 is perfect. They are flexible, have room in the toebox, (very helpful and comfortable with room for socks).Additionally, I have similar boots made by others (UGG included), and there's no comparison! Hands down, best value, comfort, quality AND cuteness 😉
Made in the USA is ANOTHER excellent bonus👍🏽 Thank you, Sloggers for your commitment to making such a great product!

These are probably the most comfortable and well made waterproof boots I have ever worn. As long as I can, I will continue to buy these as needed. Definitely order a size up! I am normally a size 9.5 and had to order an 11 for the right size.

I bought a pair of black with white polka-dot Slogger Garden boots in May 2015 and wore them happily in the mudflats and marsh while chasing birds for my photography and blog. Just perfect; short enough to easily get on and off, but tall enough to keep my feet dry. Day in and day out for years.. until March 2019 when I was following my boyfriend back from a shoot in the mudflats. We were carrying cameras with telephoto lenses, he had a tripod and we both had crates for sitting. We were doing fine and even crossed some deep running water with no problems. It was only about 6-8” deep, but still it is mud you are walking on.Just past the little channel he got stuck. I could see his knee-length boots were in more than a foot of yucky mud and gray clay. The dirt had dried out some, and had deep cracks but underneath it was sucky mud. He had dropped the crate and was using his tripod to balance while I watched. A man walking his two dogs came over and offered to take his camera rig while he worked to extricate himself from the mud. He was only a few feet from the hard packed sand/shale and the truck.So. I didn’t think following him was a good idea and turned to pick up the path I had taken before. I had to cross a patch of the new dirt/mud. Even staying on the piles of washed up reeds I began to sink. My boots were getting harder to pull out of the mud with each step. I used my crate in my right hand to steady myself on the mud and managed to make a bit of progress before…I fell forward on my face. BAM!The camera and lens just bounced on the ground; I could see blobs of mud on the dials and controls. I did get upright but I was well and truly stuck in the mud up to my knees. I got the crate under my butt and just sat there catching my breath. Nothing seemed broken but I couldn’t figure out how I was even going to get rescued. By then, I could hear my boyfriend and the kind stranger talking and laughing on the other side of the truck. I knew he got out so I started yelling.And yelling. “Help, I need some help over here!”I could not get my Slogger boots free from the mud. They are half-height, and only the edges of the tops were visible in the mud. Finally he heard me and came running with his crate. He used it almost like a snow-shoe with his hands to crawl out next to me. We just sat there for a bit to make a plan.I had my camera in my lap by then and we tried to pull my boots loose. No way to get them out; they were forever lost to the mud. I had a hard enough time just getting my feet out. He took my camera and using the crates to help support our weight we managed to crawl to dry land. We cleaned up a bit at the edge of the dock and used a towel wet from the canteen to clean most of the mud off the camera and lens... and called it a day.So I had to go home in my sock feet and those boots are history. I ordered another pair in a floral design and they arrived promptly. BUT... they just were not the same. Just didn't feel like ME. So in April I ordered a new pair exactly like the old ones and the memories of quick sand are fading away.The End.

I bought a pair of black with white polka-dot Slogger Garden boots in May 2015 and wore them happily in the mudflats and marsh while chasing birds for my photography and blog. Just perfect; short enough to easily get on and off, but tall enough to keep my feet dry. Day in and day out for years.. until March 2019 when I was following my boyfriend back from a shoot in the mudflats. We were carrying cameras with telephoto lenses, he had a tripod and we both had crates for sitting. We were doing fine and even crossed some deep running water with no problems. It was only about 6-8” deep, but still it is mud you are walking on.

Just past the little channel he got stuck. I could see his knee-length boots were in more than a foot of yucky mud and gray clay. The dirt had dried out some, and had deep cracks but underneath it was sucky mud. He had dropped the crate and was using his tripod to balance while I watched. A man walking his two dogs came over and offered to take his camera rig while he worked to extricate himself from the mud. He was only a few feet from the hard packed sand/shale and the truck.

So. I didn’t think following him was a good idea and turned to pick up the path I had taken before. I had to cross a patch of the new dirt/mud. Even staying on the piles of washed up reeds I began to sink. My boots were getting harder to pull out of the mud with each step. I used my crate in my right hand to steady myself on the mud and managed to make a bit of progress before…

I fell forward on my face. BAM!

The camera and lens just bounced on the ground; I could see blobs of mud on the dials and controls. I did get upright but I was well and truly stuck in the mud up to my knees. I got the crate under my butt and just sat there catching my breath. Nothing seemed broken but I couldn’t figure out how I was even going to get rescued. By then, I could hear my boyfriend and the kind stranger talking and laughing on the other side of the truck. I knew he got out so I started yelling.

And yelling. “Help, I need some help over here!”

I could not get my Slogger boots free from the mud. They are half-height, and only the edges of the tops were visible in the mud. Finally he heard me and came running with his crate. He used it almost like a snow-shoe with his hands to crawl out next to me. We just sat there for a bit to make a plan.

I had my camera in my lap by then and we tried to pull my boots loose. No way to get them out; they were forever lost to the mud. I had a hard enough time just getting my feet out. He took my camera and using the crates to help support our weight we managed to crawl to dry land. We cleaned up a bit at the edge of the dock and used a towel wet from the canteen to clean most of the mud off the camera and lens... and called it a day.

So I had to go home in my sock feet and those boots are history. I ordered another pair in a floral design and they arrived promptly. BUT... they just were not the same. Just didn't feel like ME. So in April I ordered a new pair exactly like the old ones and the memories of quick sand are fading away.

The End.

Perfect for rainy August in NJ.

Love them. Nice and waterproof. Thankyou so much.
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They were a little tighter than I realized, I have bigger calves and there's not much room and the air squeaks out of them when I walk. I was suggest buying a size bigger than you normally wear.

I ordered two pairs, one size 8 and one size 9, to try out for my new job where I need to wear boots like this for around 5-6 hours a day. I tried lightly wearing both around the house to see what fit and didn’t and both seemed to fit ok with the size 9 feeling a little loose. The size 9 I ordered was also a cuter and more expensive design so I decided to try the smaller ones. They did the job for what I need but were clearly too small. They were so tight that they actually caused a pinched nerve in my foot. It’s been 2 weeks since this and my foot is still in pain and I’ve sent multiple emails to customer service now inquiring about returning this smaller pair and no response. The larger size is working out ok for me but I’m really not happy with being ignored and not being able to return a product that I purchased because of the free returns policy on it.

Unfortunately going to have to exchange- I normally wear a size 10 but the insole has about a 1/4 in or so ridge/lip near the heel which takes up room and makes my toe too close to the top… hopefully the 11 isn’t going to be too big :( I’m awaiting a return label. Was so excited to wear them… more waiting! But they looked bright and fun… and the cushioned insole felt comfy…. So we’ll see once I can exchange and wear outside — the rating may increase?? Tbd

Great comfort and appearance, and dry clean very when I get back to the door. Love sloggers!

Where I live, I need boots to go in the yard. It’s big and grassy. And sloggers women’s 10 inch hight is great!! Comfy, dry feet!