The very first thing I did with the boots when they arrived was bring them inside, put them on and note how comfortable they were.  I decided to leave them on to see how long it would take for my feet to sweat.  2 hours later my socks were still dry and my feet still quite comfy- these boots have enough insulation to keep your feet from freezing outside but are not so insulated your feet sweat when you come in.  This is nice to me, if I go out for coffee or to eat I can take my time without having my boots fill up with sweat.  These are very comfy, and they do run a little small. I got a 10 but usually wear a 9.  Nice snug fit, with just enough room for a pair of heavy socks if it gets really cold.

I've been wearing these like they are my only pair of shoes since they have arrived, they are very easy to get on and off and I am just thrilled with initial quality for the price. (which I see has increased a tad since I bought, go me!)  Locally a boot this nice is getting 120-150 bucks in the stores, so I feel like I did really well here.

If you are going to be outside swinging a shovel all day get something heavier and more expensive. If you will just be checking the mail and running to the shed out back here and there like myself and want to keep your feet warm and dry you cannot beat these Kamiks!

Also wanted to mention I drive a manual transmission car and the boots do not feel clunky or interfere with the pedals- look at some of the other boots out there and keep in mind if you will have to drive in them.  Some of the other boots I looked at in person could double for snow shoes and had a giant footprint compared to these.  These wausau kamiks are just a bit bigger than most hiking boots or work boots of a similar height.  I love mine and have already gotten some compliments from some of the guys on them.  I was not really looking for other's seal of approval but hey, I can take a compliment.