I had a pair of the Bridger Ridge High that I wore to work for about a week. They offered no support, and I felt every rock and pebble I stepped on when walking through the parking lot at work. If you have heel spurs, forget about the Bridgers. Even with aftermarket insoles, my feet hurt like H*LL !! I kept them at home to wear around the house, and after a month, donated them to the "Habitat for Humanity" donation box located in front of my local Super Market. As far as waterproof, I didn't have a chance to check them out in wet conditions.
After the Bridgers, I bought a pair of the Salomon Quest 4D GTX, and love them. I soon bought another pair. I keep them treated with Kiwi Protect-All (as recommended by the Salomon CS lady on the phone)and they seem to be waterproof. They can be found on sale for a lower price than the Kenetrek Bridger (Midway USA had them on sale last week). A much better boot than the Kenetrek in my opinion.