Itasca Marsh Trekker 800 Rubber Boots

Size runs true to fit. Wore these for work on a colder day and my feet stayed warm and dry with only one pair of socks

Have the 1000g and they are a decent boot for 1 season. Fairly warm in western mass temps but the construction is lacking and after 1 season both boots had both sides crack and fail letting water in when crossing streams. Used shoe goo for to patch 1 side of the boots and wore them 2 more times and other side cracked, and shoe goo is failing as well.

As a western WA dairy farmer, I spend 3500 hours a year in rubber boots, and as such I feel I'm qualified to weigh in as I've tried them all and paid the dues so you don't have to. These boots look good. They're comfortable, stable, and have decent traction on all but the smoothest of manure covered concrete. They're heavy, but that's expected from an insulated boot. However, the quality and longevity of these things is TRASH. If I was looking for a cheap pair of turkey hunting boots or needed a warm pair for kicking around the chicken coop for an hour a week in, these are just fine. After about 160 hours of wear, both boots had cracks at both the inside and outside edges of the ball of my foot. Not little hairline cracks, but an inch or better, split all the way thru the rubber HOLES. If you need honest WORK boots, these ain't it. Save your money and buy something quality like an XtraTuff, Sitka, Kuiu, or higher end Lacrosse.

My husband liked the boots because of the side handles because it would have made it easier for him to get on with his bad back but unfortunately the boots weren’t wide enough to get his foot into.