Customer Reviews Hunter Original Chelsea

I wear I size 12 but purchased a size 13 so I could wear thick winter socks, for the winter, In the spring I’ll take out the insole and replace it with a thicker insole and wear a thin lightweight sock

I wear an 11.5 and ordered a 12; they’re very comfortable, but the opening is on the small side, and the pull tab became a necessity to pull them on. They were easy to remove.

Bought these as a gift for my boyfriend and he loves them. He wears a street size 9.5M so then 10{s were good with an average to thick sock. Stylish and functional, he’s really happy.

I'm returning those as the opening too narrow for me. I wear size 11.5, ordered 12 and was afraid to tear the stretchable inserts. you would need to use two hands to wear those if you feet is wide or "medium" but on the wide size. Quality seems to be top end.

Hunter has their reputation for a reason! These two tone ones are so much fun & and make my rainy days not so bad.

Great color. Had not tried Hunter brand before and I am very happy with the design and comfort. I have long and relatively narrow feet and these boots fit perfectly.

The fit is WAAAYY Off. I could not even get my foot in (Men's size 11) My guess is that you need to add 1-2 full sizes as they don't have half sizes

I normally wear somewhere between an 11 (most shoes) and 12 (running shoes). I ordered both, and the 11 is the right width and just barely long enough. The 12 is too wide and too long. Even with thick socks and/or an aftermarket insole, I think the 12's would be too big for me. I'd probably get an 11.5 if it were offered. The shoes are a touch clunky-looking and basic for $140. There are several competitors out there for $40-$100 (I think my partner got some attractive ones for like $50 and they're some of her favorite everyday shoes). You're paying for the Hunter brand; tbd whether the rubber/longevity is exceptional, but I have read of construction issues so I'm wary but hopeful. There is little arch support. I am considering an insole for that purpose because with the slight heel, I can feel my arch collapsing with each step. All of that said, they seem to be of good quality and are sharp looking as far as rainboots go (but not compared with normal fashionable shoes). I suppose they have their own rugged/utilitarian appeal but they couldn't pass for anything but rainboots. The "refined" version is an option but is $15 more expensive and I worry they'll still look like rainboots, just trying harder not to. As of 45 minutes after receipt, I'm planning to keep these and I'm excited to see how they hold up to snow, salt, puddles, mud, etc. In any case, they're better than lacing up hiking boots every time I walk the dog. Just a little pricy for what you're getting imo.

Liked the look of these so got a pair for the spouse. And while they were very cute & well constructed, they were much too rigid at the top to easily get on & off. Had to return. Once on, fit was pretty consistent with size. If you have skinny feet & ankles these are likely a good fit. Otherwise you’ll probably need a bit of effort to get them on.