I have difficulty taking off my boots after wading, and they are two sizes extra, they are just some rubber boots, would drilling a breather hole help in pulling them off? What types of boots do you all wear over your stocking foot waders?
Can't use felt soled boots here.

I also use the Simms Guide boot excellent.But I am a commercial oilfield diver or was before I was dragged out of the water by the company to become a supervisor anyway we wear steel capped rubber boots (the kind riggers and farmers etc use)when we are working on the seabed the same I am presuming that you are wearing and many of us drill holes in them just punch a half dozen just above the sole three each side of the foot about 3-4 mm or 1/8 inch and that makes them all the easier to pull off and lets the water out as you walk up the bank.
Hope it works
Muz

Sasha, I'm curious what led you to prefer the Rivershed over the Guide boots? I'm in the market for new wading boots and need to start trying them on.

Don't get me wrong they are both great boots. I have had mine since 2010 and they are still going strong. Back when I was in the market for boots, I tried on both. At the time the Rivershed boots were $50 less than the G3 guide boots. The boots were so similar in comfort etc. that it was a simple matter of me not seeing that the guide boots were worth $50 more. I notice on the Simms site that the Riversheds are now $179 wonder why that changed...

I also use the cheaper Cabelas ULs with rubber soles. I screw the studs in the bottom. Some have come out, and I've had to reattach. My issues putting them on, and my feet getting cold when I'm standing in 50 degree water too long. I believe mine need to be oversized by one size and for the winter I'm going to try Joe's recommendation of the Spring Run boot foot waders.

I also wear the Simms Guide boot-great support. They are not inexpensive but worth the price to me. I was leaning toward a pair of LL Beans and there are probably other good models on the market but hard to imagine any more durable than the Simms. My problem is a very wide foot-and the Simms fit my fat feet quite well

"Simms Rivertec BOA boot with the rubber sole and studs and I love them." ditto. the BOA lacing system is the bees knees, especially when the digits get cold and stiff. they are easy on/off. best wading boot i have ever owned hands down.

Philos' endorsement of the Simms Guide for wide feet was all I needed to hear. I'm a very heavy guy with freakishly wide feet, so hopefully that boot will fit well.

Another vote for Simms guide boots. Great ankle and toe support and very comfortable, even after a long days hiking/wading. They have been on clearance recently to make room for 2014 product. At $120 they still aren't cheap, but I don't see how one could go wrong with a pair.

Well it took two years but I finally saved up enough Cabelas gift cards to buy a pair of Simms Guide boots. Haven't taken them fishing yet, but just putting them on it's clear they are very comfortable. Money well spent. I should have been buying these all along. My 6E freakishly wide feet are no problem with these boots. Hope I get a few years out of them!