I bought a pair of edgewater mid height boots several years ago.  had a hard time finding a pair that fit, and finally thought I had the 7/7.5 that would work.  first time wearing them, got blisters so bad, I couldn't wear closed back shoes for over a month, and even then I had to wear gauze taped to my heels.

not the boots fault!  I figured it was a universal sizing issue, so I was happy when these women's woody max came out!  I thought yea, womens sizes!  maybe they'll fit!  I compared the size 7 (everything said order your normal size and I wear a 7.5 in most hunting boots) and they're too big!  ugh, so disappointed.  they're sort of floppy on my feet, and I might try a good pair of insoles to see if things snug up, since the standard insoles are sort of flat and thin.  if not, I have to send them back.

I love the insulating factor, the waterproof, and the slip on features, just hope I can get them to fit.  have a week long hunting trip in Montana soon and I would really love to use these boots!

--Post trip update:
Wore the boots all week and they worked awesome.  cant remember my feet getting cold, other than when sitting still in the snow for hours (which I consider normal).  I walked for miles in these with no issues, but I was wearing two pair of socks each day, with footwarmers inside my socks.

but when I got home to SC and wore them, I faced the same blister/rubbing issue as before.  Not sure if it's the humidity/warmer temps in SC, or maybe my feet were swollen from walking so much in Montana, but I cant really wear them hunting back at home, becuase they're too big and they flop and rub, resulting in blisters.  great in below freezing temps, but not so good in humid 40 degree SC weather.  :(