Definitely not my favorite shoe.  B width is the narrowest available and I have an AA foot.  But this it what I have to settle for when shoe makers refuse to produce a sufficient range of widths.  I wear very thick hiking socks to take up some of the slack but it's still not good.  The boot is not very comfortable as a result.  Quality of the materials is nothing to brag about and it seems the construction is barely adequate.  i wear them on occasion when I don't have to walk very far.  I don't recommend them to anyone who has ever worn fairly good quality shoes before.

I really need to update my post with more specific information. There is a real lack of responsible manufacturers providing a range of shoes to satisfy needed sizes. What I need to do is justify my lower rating for this shoe with a better description of the problems.
I have other "B" width shoes that are much more comfortable and a lot easier on the feet. The Dunham boot/chucka boot is pretty uncomfortable, much too wide when compared to the other B width shoes I have and my foot slides around even with the thick hiking socks I have on. The soles are fairly inflexible so I feel like I have wooden blocks attached to my feet without the bending as I step forward, it tires my feet when walking. While a fairly handsome boot I can't comment on the durability because I wear them so infrequently, they're pretty uncomfortable. I did not return them because I needed something to wear and now I realize that was a mistake. If you're interested in this shoe make sure you wear it inside and test it in every way you can think of for comfort and wearability before you wear them outside and become the less than proud owner without the option of returning them. My rating stands but I would like to thank Spencer E. Schultz for making me think more clearly about my rating.