As for hiking boots, let's put everything in order and think philosophically. Generally, when you read comments about the same shoe, one person says it's wide, another says it's narrow, another says it lets in water, another says it's waterproof.
If someone has a wide foot or flat feet,
Surely in a narrow last they will say it's narrow!!
And they will consider it defective.
There are feet that sweat very quickly,
As a result, everyone thinks it takes in moisture.
While it actually gets wet from their own sweat.
The Gore-Tex doesn't have time to do its job...
Now about the shoe:
If the shoe was in stock in a store in a hot climate,
The glue dries out and so the shoes come apart more easily.
Whether it costs €300 or €100.
These are from experience, I work at the ski resort with my colleagues!
The result.
And besides that, I do a lot of activities in the mountains.
Hiking and!! I know a lot of people in this field.
For this particular shoe, my review is that it makes my foot sweat very quickly, I noticed it underneath.

nice shoes, but they slip on some surfaces. I think that for this money you can get slightly better shoes. at 180 that I bought them, they are not worth the money

I didn't get the boots from here, I got them from a physical store because I didn't know if they would be comfortable. They are very comfortable, a bit thick but light, and they are absolutely waterproof, tested during the Byron bad weather. I would definitely recommend them both to people with wide feet and to those who stand for long periods.

The boot is in the top 3 you can choose right now for all-around hiking. It is rugged and durable due to the cordura material, 100% waterproof thanks to goretex, comfortable and with very good support. Although subjective, I consider it beautiful—you can even wear it for a walk. Due to the quality materials and the support it offers, it is quite heavy and, to be honest, a bit overpriced because of the brand. You can get quality boots for less money, but if you choose it mainly for its appearance, it will not disappoint you anywhere.

I have already worn these boots on 3 hikes of 10, 10, and 15 km on difficult trails with lots of uphill and downhill on tough terrain (stones, rocks, water) and they have held up perfectly. For their type, they are comfortable boots with excellent grip. They are like a tractor transformed into a pair of shoes. They are heavy, they are slow, but every step is secure.

UPDATE
After another 3 long hikes, one of which had quite a few technical sections, the boot proved to be an ally for my safety... it kept my ankle stable many times when otherwise I would have twisted it... they still look like new, I haven't noticed any wear. I also tried them in water and not a drop got through.