**Just want to give an update. The morning after I wrote my review, I was immediately reached out to regarding my issues with the shoe. Shawn was very concerned about why I wasn't happy with my purchase since they are a small family company and actually care about their customers. The waterproof issue is a misunderstanding on my part and I really should have bought one of their other models if I was looking for a truly waterproof shoe. So I am revising my review because their customer service has been nothing short of spectacular. They are working with me to get me into the proper shoe or boot that will suit my day to day work. They are a great company and I will be a returning customer. Keep up the good work Kujo team 👍🏼** Upon reading a bunch of other reviews, i decided to pick up a pair of these. After the first day, I realized that the left shoe insole was digging into my foot so I had to trim it to not do that. Then we had some wet weather and despite this show supposedly being waterproof, they got wet right at the front crease on the toe section where it is mesh. If they had a 30 day return policy like a lot of company's, I would have sent them back. But unfortunately I'm stuck with them. I will not be buying another pair but wish them the best

Super comfortable and durable!

I am sorry they hurt my feet.

Love these shorts! The material is very lightweight, but they've held up great for me all summer.

I'm loving these new Kujo X4S boots. We get some heavy rains here in NC, and they have performed great in wet, muddy, sloppy conditions. Dry Feet! They have a "clam cleat" lacing lock that takes some getting used to, but it does a good job of securing the laces. I just re-laced up the top 2 loops in a different way, and that has worked for me. The boots feel good (and look good) on my feet...looking forward to using them this winter.

Let’s really talk about a these shoes. I own and operate a landscaping/ mowing business. I need something comfortable and tough. I don’t care about looks as much as comfort because we all know we are on our feet a lot. So with that being said here are the cons. If you have not developed plantar fasciitis you will. These are a B to break in with very little to no cushion. Could definitely use some sort of cushion for comfort especially if you’re going to be on your feet all day like I am. I would say it took a solid month to break these in. Next when putting them on they have to be all the way loose for you to get them on. If you try and squeeze your foot In the cardboard backing will get out of place and fold down making it super u comfortable and you’ll have to take the shoe back off in order to adjust it back into place. Dirt- these pickup every ounce of dirt that comes near them. Doesn’t really matter about that, but when you pay $125 for something you want something that can still look decent at times. Comfort overall is my biggest complaint. Don’t go listening to the big YouTubers that get a cut of this company to talk it up. Keep wearing your boots that give ya comfort. Pros: somewhat stylish, lightweight, decent grip on hills