NOTE: I bought these boots about a year ago and they were not advertised as steel toe, I looked at my purchase history and now these boots say 'steel toe' so just keep in mind that I do not have the steel toe version.

Have been taking these boots camping for over 10 times now.  They have put up with a lot of of abuse, going over rocks, water, dirt, mud and they still look and feel great.

They are very comfortable, almost as comfortable as wearing tennis shoes.

The waterproofing was great at first.  I would cross over creeks about 5 inches deep and kept my feet dry but after the 2nd time I took them camping they are not so waterproof no more.  Now I will go over creeks but some water will get in, though is not as bad as non-waterproof boots.

These boots are expensive but well worth every penny.

For best results I recommend buying wool socks like the<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Wigwam-Unisex-Merino-Comfort-Hiker-2-Pack-Sock/dp/B000TFDJVI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Wigwam Unisex Merino Comfort Hiker 2-Pack Sock</a>&nbsp;so that if your feet get wet the socks will still keep you a lot warmer than cotton socks.