That's what I have, I haven't gone wading through knee deep water but they do keep you dry when the buffle grass has dew on it.

Do not get the Academy Snake Defender IIs. I bought them in a hurry, and my feet regret it.

I'll tough it out this season with them, but they will be getting replaced.

I have a pair of the chippewa's with the chip-a-tex that makes them waterproof. I have walked through mud/water up to nearly the top of the boot and my feet stay dry. As long as I don't let water come in from the top they are good. Only draw back to those is the liner makes an already hot boot hotter. I wear them all through dove season and sweat and then wear them into the "cold" parts of the year and enjoy the added warmth sitting on the stand. Paid $100 for them at the cabela's bargain basement 5 years ago.

gaiters, haven't found any boots in EEEEE width. Guess I shouldn't have run around barefoot all those years.

Waterproof Chips $260 at the only place I coukd find them in stock.
Hot...Too hot on a hit day but very comfortable to walk in.

I will get then non lined ones next year.

Danner Waterproof Pronghorns (now discontinued)
These are my second pair in 4years. I put them thru the ringer
Guess it will be the Danner GTX next time

Rocky lace ups. About 10 years old and still going strong. Most comfortable boy I have ever owned. I think they were $90.

Bought 16" height Game Winners from Academy about 4 years ago on sale for $89.00. Wear them often, zip ups and they are very comfortable.

The Bass Pro 16" Red Heads for 89.00 lasted 7 years, the last year the sole started breaking apart so I added duck tape to get me through one more season, they were warm and comfy! I just purchased Justin 18" snake boots from the outlet for 119.00, have only worm them one weekend at the ranch and they were comfy from the start

As my dad always said, "better to have them and not need them than need them and not have them"!!!

I have had the Justin zip ups for about 3 years now and they are very comfortable. I think I paid around 130.00 for them.

If in snake country....no boots....just chaps! There are many times when boots aren't tall enough!

What area is considered to be a snake country?

This year, everywhere is snake country.

Had a pair of chippewas for about 3 years and wear them year round. Paid about $170 I think. I would say that they are water resistant not water proof.

5 year of Danners I think @ $200. Comfortable but wish they were zipper

Got a pair of Cabelas store brand in lace up. Comfy and fairly waterproof. Have not tested them for effectiveness against snake bites (thankfully). Also have a pair of Irish Setter side zips. Not as comfy but seem to be heavier duty. Bought both pairs on sale for somewhere around $100 each.

Yep, I paid $100 for mine at Academy about 2 yrs ago & wear them all the time. They're pretty comfy once broke in and keep your feet dry so I bought a pair for my 15 & 13 yr old's too. All of my life I've never worn snake boots as I always pay attention to where I'm stepping, but after I nearly stepped on a rattle snake chasing pigs one night I decided to stop pressing my luck. If I get bit above the boot then I guess it is what it is....