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Your cart is empty.The product is 100% waterproof. Lower profile shoe made of durable hand-lasted rubber and featuring flexible four way stretch 7mm neo-tech insulation. Contoured fit for maximum comfort. Comfort rated to -20 f.
If this shoe doesn't keep you warm and dry, we don't know what will. The Tillamook Bay slip-on from Bogs has a high-abrasion rubber outsole to prevent slips, and a rubber and neoprene upper to protect you from cold, wet conditions. It also has a cushiony foam insole to support your step.
Hargus
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
Good but did not fit
Tonya
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024
Would be a 5 but it's so heavy. It's not something i can wear for all day type thing. But good solid boot and comfortable just heavy for being a half boot
Greg Hill
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
I had these boots before and loved them, but they were too snug and one size too small. I think the largest size available years ago when I purchased them was a 14 and I now wear 15's in all my shoes. The 15 fits perfectly! Much easier to get on than my 14's, nice fit around the ankle to keep out any water, and very warm! These boots are rated to -40*!!! They will be perfect for cleaning my swimming pool this winter and keeping my feet warm & dry! Traction is awesome, too, if you're walking in the snow! Buy these for the best winter, waterproof boots available!
Stephen C R Lovejoy
Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2024
I was hesitant to buy shoes online. Don’t want to be “that guy” who returns a dozen pair. These are a good fit, warm, decent grip, all day comfort in a tradesman/farm setting.
D.C.
Reviewed in Canada on February 28, 2021
The Tillamook Bay Boot/shoe is a good looking, comfortable, waterproof shoe. It looks good on the trail as well as walking around the city. I have worn them for daily long walks in the forest without discomfort. A heavy shoe to wear for spring and summer but great for winter and wet autumns. Similar to my previous Bogs footwear, perspiration is trapped inside the shoe which results in damp feet after removing socks. What did I expect from products fabricated from neoprene and rubber? Going to a larger size from my standard fitting produced slight looseness in the heels but that was fixed after gluing scrap neoprene and silicone heel liners.
Don
Reviewed in Canada on December 31, 2020
Great boots!!! Even Warn than expected.
Philippe Blais
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2020
Perfect fit, great for yard work!
Ar Ina
Reviewed in Canada on January 6, 2018
My husband loves these shoes. They are his go to shoes in our rainy city. He loves them because they are comfortable, waterproof, yet, they keep his feet nice and dry. This is his second pair of bogs.
FredoPz
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2016
Bought these as a replacement for an earlier model of Bogs I had purchased for cold Chicago winters. I truly loved them but my original pair eventually wore down. Received these and they were too small so I returned easily for a larger size and I am completely happy. They fit snug but not much to cause my feet to fatigue. I can wear them all day and have happy, comfortable, warm and dry feet. I wear them around to appointments as I do outside sales and they go fine with business casual that I don't change out of these shoes often. Traction is superb! I also wear these to the baseball and soccer fields when my Kids play in the cold Midwest Springs where the ground is still wet, cold and muddy, and my feet stay dry and toasty. I am sold on the Bogs boots, I even went and purchased above the calf boots for the heavy snow and my feet stay warm & dry! I will definitely purchase another pair when these wear out! Customer service was excellent. They returned the smaller pair for a larger size without any issues.
Kel
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2013
I have been through dozens of different shoes and shoe styles trying to find the right balance of comfort and support for work. I am a Owner/project manager of a residential construction company in NJ. We see weather from 0 to 100 degrees, rain, snow, oppressive heat etc. These have been great in all conditions. I like several things particularly about them. 1) They slip on/off. This makes it very convenient when you are constantly between the mud and a kitchen table in a clients 2 million dollar house. 2) They have worn better than expected. I was concerned that they would fit well when new, but stretch out over time like every other slip-on shoe I tried. They haven't at all, they still fit great and the soles are wearing slowly and evenly and I have no holes or worn out spots on them after 4 months of heavy duty use. 3) They keep my feet dry. I figured they would stay dry on rainy days, but they've exceeded my expectations for puddles and mud (snow is right around the corner). They also keep my feet dry and comfortable in the heat of the summer. I was afraid black rubber shoes would be unbearably hot in the summer months. They weren't in the least. 4) They are taller than most slip-ons. I have been through many of the Merrell-type low slip-on hiking shoes. These give actual ankle support and lend themselves to keeping your feet drier. I could go on and on but I think you get the point. Oh, did I mention I'm a size 16?! Thank you so much BOGS for making my size and particulary for making such a good product in my size. I will definitely be reordering when the time comes. I'm so nervous they will stop making them that I'm thinking about stocking up now. haha
Walt
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2012
PROS:o Keep my feet warm and dryo Very comfortableo Soles seem to have very good tractionCONS:o Made in ChinaOTHER:o Very snug fittingI have a pair of New Balance 640's (also made in China) that I bought several years ago, which I use to go to the mailbox and do quick outdoor chores, and I've been happy with them. They are truly a "slip on"; I can stick my feet into them without needing to bend over and use my hands to assist. After I got the basement entrance installed, I wanted another pair of slip ons to keep downstairs. I considered getting another pair of the 640's, but decided I wanted something waterproof, so I started searching. I came across these Bogs slip ons (or more accurately to my way of thinking, pull ons), and the reviews were all very positive, so I figured I'd give them a try. The first time I put them on, I was a bit taken aback by how tight they seemed and it took much more than "slipping" my feet into them, so I decided to use them a while before I reached a verdict and wrote this review.And, I'm glad I did... after a few wearings, I have decided that these are exactly what I needed! They seem like they have loosened up just a tiny bit (but that could just be wishful thinking) but are still very snug fitting, but that's not a bad thing. The soles seem to be very non-slip, and they keep my feet dry and warm and are very comfortable. I haven't worn them for an extended period of time, or to do anything but quick trips outside to dump the ash bucket, or similar quick chores. But I am now absolutely satisfied that these are a wonderful boot that I will enjoy for hopefully many years to come. They are a low boot so obviously would not do well in snow deeper than say 6 inches, but in those instances a slip on isn't what you want anyway.The only observation I would make is that the little "pull straps" on the heel appear to be vital to my being able to get these on without the use of a shoehorn. I have a very high instep, which makes getting pull-on boots on and off very difficult for me. I have a pair of Ranger Insulated Steel Toe Mid Pac Rubber Oil Rigger Boots that I like (plus they are made in the US!!!) and it is murder to get them on and off. So I hope the pull straps last as long as the boots. Worst case I guess I'll have to hunt up a shoehorn. Just thought I'd mention this in case you have a high instep, too. Anyhow, high instep or not, I don't believe anyone could "slip" these on...
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