Asgard Women's Ankle Rain Boots Waterproof Chelsea Boots

These are some really comfortable shoes, and I've gotten compliments on them. Actually been asked if they're leather, they look that good. True to size.

These rain boots are fantastic for wet and muddy conditions! 🌧️ They’re fully waterproof, easy to clean, and have amazing grip for slippery clay. The cushioned insole makes them super comfy, and they hold up well even with heavy use. I stayed dry and stable while working in messy terrains, and the boots are stylish enough for casual wear too. Highly recommend! 🥾

This boot did exactly what I needed it to do. It’s comfortable and stylish. There’s really nothing I would change about it other than an embellishment like a buckle to make it more feminine looking.

I was going on a trip where there would be snow and needed something that was still stylish, but practical for cold and wet weather. I love the overall sleek look of this boot. Some of these snow/chelsea boots can look really bulky. I was so surprised at how much I loved these boots. I wore them all 5 days I was on my trip. I am short so these kinds of boots are always hit or miss with me. Because of my short legs, the look of these are not always great, but the shaft height on these were just right. I got them a half size bigger because I wore them with thick boot socks. They were easy to slide on and off and were super comfortable to walk around in. I know they are a “rain boot” but I plan to wear them all winter long with jeans, leggings, and sweater dresses. You won’t be disappointed! It’s a bargain and great quality.

Great, especially for the price. Light weight and comfortable.look good as well.

I bought these shoes because of the price, I wanted a stylish pair of Chelsea boots and loved the look of these. They are beautiful and a good quality, but they’re really super uncomfortable after walking a bit. I wore them for two days straight and walked (casually through the mall) about 1-3 miles total over the weekend and my feet were KILLING me. I had to buy $25 insoles to make them comfortable which of course makes the boots almost too tight.My other concern is that I didn’t take them out for any romp in the woods, just a casual mall walk, and they already have visible marks on the boots, so I’m sure hiking with them won’t be recommended. I don’t think I’ll use them for gardening, as they’re stylish and I don’t want to ruin them, but I’ll use them casually for a day out.Overall, for the price I think they’re decent enough, but after this I think I’ll invest in a higher quality, albeit higher priced, pair of boots from MerryPeople or something.Pros:- sleek matte black- looks great- stylish- great price- waterproof- true to sizeCons:- scratches easily- the insoles are NOT comfy- zero arch support- casual use only

I wear size 12's and was afraid these might not fit, but they're fine. They are marked 12/43, FWIW... I wish more listings in Amazon would show the metric sizes because some of us have a sense of our metric size. OTOH, I didn't think I'd fit a 43, so I probably wouldn't have tried these in a 12 had I known. (Or maybe I would have; my pair of similarly styled Bogs are also 12/43. They are larger than these, FWIW.)I have a high instep, and was worried about getting them on and off, but they work better in that regard than my Bogs. The Bogs are really hard to get on, but these Asgard's are just a bit hard to get on. I think the reason is at least in part because the gusset on the Asgards cuts lower than the Bogs. The trade-off, I think, is that the gusset is a place water can get in, and it's my guess that Bogs is preferring to keep your feet dryer in deeper puddles... but I don't know. (And I can't wear Sperrys at all because of my high instep. I literally can't get them on.)Of course, the Bogs are better boots in the sense of being better made and sturdier, but I seldom wear them because of the wrestling match involved. (Although on the flip side, the Bogs are not as "pretty", so if I'm really going to be mucking around in the mud, I'd probably wear those.)Color: I got the "starry blue", which I thought was navy with silver sparkles. It's not. It's black with turquoise sparkles. They're pretty cool looking, but not what I was expecting, so it'll take me a little while to fully embrace them. These would look great with a turquoise raincoat, but alas, my raincoat is navy.The insoles are glued in, FWIW, though one of mine is somewhat detached. So it's clear to me that these can be removed and you could put other liners in... but you can't have no liner at all. (I think mine were returns, FWIW, and that might be why the insole on one boot is already loose.) I might swap insoles to get better arch support, since I have the high arches that go along with the high instep.I have such a hard time finding fun rainboots, and usually end up with plain black, so these are very happy making. I might even buy another pair.

I was looking for a basic, affordable set of winter boots that were easy to slip on and off for shoveling. These had great reviews, lots of fun color choices, and a good cost.Shipping was fast. Boots are of a one piece thick rubber, with a heat sealed sole. The insole is comfortable but not overly sculpted, arch support is not really included with the provided insole but the insole could be swapped if needed. The deep side cut is great for being able to slip the boots on, with a handy heel pull that is quite thick and hopefully will withstand the use. The elastic sides seem to be of a good quality and well attached. The foot beds are fairly narrow, I have a high instep and the boot didn’t rub in the top of my foot but also didn’t seem too sloppy roomy. The sizing is accurate but you may want to size up by a half size to allow for thicker socks as these boots are unlined. The sole has not appeared to be slippery at all on linoleum or concrete.These really fit the bill for what I needed. The Chelsea boot style is cute, and plastic is super easy to rinse off salt and winter gunk. I am hoping they will last and stay looking good and leak free.