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Rubber Rain Boots - Men's Footwear

Rubber rain boots for men are available in many designs, ranging from practical to stylish. They help to keep feet warm and clean in intense weather, and men can wear rain boots over socks or another pair of shoes. The many colors, styles, and patterns of rain boots make them fashion accessories that also keep your feet dry.

There are a few standard styles that are used to create rain boots for men.

• Galoshes: This basic style generally has a smooth rubber shell, a wide rim around the top, a flat sole, and pull-on tabs along the top.
• Wellington: Often called wellies, these rain boots are similar to galoshes, but they have a slightly thicker heel and a buckle around the top to help them fit snugly.
• Work boots: Work boots may be ankle or knee-high length. They typically have a thick tread and warm lings, so men can wear them while working or walking for hours.
• Chelsea boots: These sleek ankle boots are designed to look formal, so they are normally worn with business-casual outfits. The instep has an elastic band for added comfort.
• Duck boots: A duck boot gets its name because it is used for walking through wetlands. They have a rubber lower section around the foot, and the top is made from waterproof leather that laces for a tight fit.

It can be a little tricky to find rain boots that fit because their sizing is slightly different from that of standard shoes. You can generally find rain boots that fit by purchasing a boot that is one size larger than your normal shoe size. If you want to wear galoshes over your other shoes, you will need to go up a few more sizes. Some brands may also sell different calf sizes of boots. If you pick a brand that offers unique calf sizing, you will need to measure around the widest part of your calf to find boots that fit.

Boots made from rubber should be stored carefully to avoid damage. After wearing your waterproof shoes in the rain, follow these steps.

• Remove mud: Since they are waterproof, you can easily get mud off a boot with a little soap and water.
• Dry completely: Use a cloth to remove any traces of water from your shoes. This will keep them from smelling like mildew.
• Condition regularly: Rub the boot down with a rubber silicone conditioner a few times each year. This will keep the rubber on your boot from becoming too stiff.
• Store at room temperature: Avoid storing your boot in direct sunshine, freezing temperatures, or excessively hot temperatures. Proper storing conditions can keep the boot from warping or becoming brittle.