Jack Butler breaks down what customers say they actually spend on rubber boots over time—and the results surprise most people. He compares the common habit of replacing inexpensive boots every year or two with the alternative: buying premium Arxus Rubber Boots built to last five years or far longer.

When cheaper boots wear out again and again, the long-term cost quietly skyrockets. A well-made pair, on the other hand, can stay in service for years.

Here’s how the numbers shake out:

• Customers report spending about $200 each year replacing plastic and synthetic boots.

• Over five years, that adds up to $1,000.

• A pair of Arxus Rubber Boots costs $350–$450 and is designed to last 5 years or more. That price includes shipping and a bottle of Grangers Rubber Boot Care.

• Over five years alone, that means $550–$650 in savings, with even bigger gains if the boots last longer:

• 6 years: $750 saved

• 8 years: $950 saved

• 10 years: $750 saved

• Even if you replace plastic or synthetic boots every two years instead of every year, you’ll still spend $500 over five years—which doesn’t compare to $350–$450 for Arxus, a difference of $50–$150 over the same period.

The takeaway is simple: better quality means lower costs over time—especially for people who rely on boots daily for hunting, farming, fieldwork, or tough outdoor use.

Choose Arxus Rubber Boots and get:

• Long-lasting comfort and durability
• 100% all-natural rubber (no plastics or synthetics)
• Swedish design and craftsmanship
• Fully waterproof protection

Built to last five years or more—and save you money while they do.