Northside Granger II Dark Brown Waterproof Hiking Boots for Men - Durable Outdoor Shoes for Trail Walking & Camping

I was looking for a lightweight boot that would keep my feet warm during the winter months for s variety of activities. after researching online about the various types of insulation and how they perform under different conditions, I decided to give these boots a try based on their cold weather rating and the price of the boot. When I got the boots I tried them on and noticed they were a little snug. I figured I would be able to break them in after a little use as I do with all of my footwear so I didn't think this would be a problem.The first sizable snowstorm came at the end of January along with cold temperatures. I put these boots on and went outside I'm not sure of the exact temperature for that day but it was somewhere around 20 degrees. I wasn't worried though because these boots had a temperature rating of up to -50 degrees below zero and the 600 grams of Thermolite. After about 35 minutes of using my snow blower and doing a small amount of shoveling my toes began to get cold. It got so bad that I had top go back inside for a while to warm my feet up. An extra layer of socks seemed to help a little but my toes still got cold.The boot performed reasonably well under cold conditions while walking but I would recommend ordering at least a half size up from your normal size. Although this boot did keep my feet dry I was disappointed with it's overall performance. I would not recommend this particular boot.Trabajo en un Rancho y las botas a pesar de see comoda no son de calidad , las use 4 o 5 veces y se despegaron . no recomiendo esta marca .