Chooka Women's Waterproof Duck Chelsea Lined Rain Boot

Very impressed with these boots. They are everything reported and then some. I wear a size 10, I have a wide 4 foot. I ordered a size 10 and they fit me perfectly. Able to wear with a thick sock very comfortably. The quality of the material they are made of is very impressive, not thin and flimsy like other boots I’ve researched. It’s hard to believe, but I would even say they’re stylish. Can’t wait to wear them up in the woods of North Carolina. I know they will keep me warm and very dry.I highly encourage anyone needing a pair of boots to buy these, you won’t be disappointed!i’m so very happy I chose this! 👏👏👏

Ordered my normal size 8 and put Dr Scholl's inserts in then and the fit perfectly. I have skinny feet. They didn't need breaking in, they are perfect for cold days or cold and rainy days. I wore them walking around town for two hours and my feet felt great. They will be a little too warm for summer rain boots (I live in GA), due to the lining, but they'll be great the rest of the time. I got lots of compliments on them too.

These are lined and comfortable! Great for wearing to my kids muddy rodeos when I don’t want to get my leather boots wet!!

One of the reasons I purchased these was that I was looking for a wider toe box without being a barefoot boot. These came up in the search and there were reviews that said the toe box was roomy. I wouldn't go that far. It’s not excessively narrow, but if you have flippers for feet like me, your toes will be squished a bit.I compared the width to my two kinds of trail runners for reference -Salomon XA Pros and Altra Lone Peaks and they’re a 1/2 inch narrower than the Salomon and a full inch narrower than the Altra in the toe box. So I can wear them, but with the thinnest socks I have, which is okay warmth-wise because of the plush lining.With that out of the way, if you have average feet, you should be comfortable in these. They’re true to size, easy to slip on without using your hands, and they seem to have good traction. And they’re thick but not too stiff. So far I’ve only used them in wet grass and steady drizzle but they’re waterproof and warm as expected. And they look cute on.I wouldn’t go so far as to go hiking in these because my feet wouldn’t personally be comfortable for longer periods on rough terrain, but these are fine for my purposes, which are mainly walking my dog and short walks in town.I’m approaching my second winter in the PNW, having moved from the desert. Last winter, the only way I could keep my Raynaud’s toes dry and warm was with thick thermal socks and crocs. So at least this is a step up style-wise.

I used these boots for rain and are they ever comfortable. I didn't wear socks tho. Great boot for the money.

Love these boots look dressy but casual to. Soft inside with fur lining. Only compliant is had to take inside sole out was a big glob of dried clue in heal. Had to cut it out with a Razer blade. Other wise comfortable.

True to size, fuzzy on the inside, kept my feet warm & dry!

Initial try on:- Did not like the foot insole pad, cushion felt more plush and weak, not supportive.- My feet are on the wider side, but I thought ordering a regular size in a boot would naturally be wide enough for me. On me, I think they would be fine (not ideal) for casual use, but not for work or daily use.- The ankle and ‘back of heel’ part felt loose, roomy, and insecure.With replacement insoles:I bought separate insoles to support my feet better in the boots. The original boot insole was fabric glued only by the heel of the pad the boot. Under it was plush too. The glue was absorbed through the weak pad and left hard glued foam at the bottom of the shoes I can’t reach to remove.And with the new insoles the boots felt too compressed and tight to have on.