Composite Toe Shoes for Men – Non-Slip, SD10, Puncture Resistant – Industrial, Construction Work

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The media could not be loaded. I was tired of compromising and one day set out to find my perfect work boot. I needed it to:Be hard toedBe puncture resistantCome in extra wideAnd of course be comfortable after a long day. That’s a surprisingly hard combination to find. When I bought my first pair of these I was skeptical, after years of construction keeping me on my feet for eight or more hours every day I had a hatred for just about every shoe/boot I’d ever worn. Comfortable ones didn’t protect and vice versa. I’d go back and forth between wearing lightweight sneakers, crushing my toes and stepping on nails which would make me bust out the heavy duty work boots that were so dang uncomfortable that’d I’d spend all evening on the couch, arches aching and toes squeezed so tightly together that my pinky toe would be stuck under its neighbor. Thats why I was so surprised to find these. I’ve stepped on probably a dozen nails and not one has gotten through despite 250 pounds coming down on them. Everything from fire place inserts to bricks have fallen on my toes without ever having a crushed toe. I’ve pulled 14 hour days and my feet are no more sore than if I’d been in high end tennis shoes all day. I’m a thrifty guy so spending more than $100 on shoes seemed crazy to me but I heard somewhere to never cheap out on your shoes or your mattress as you’ll spend all your time in one or the other. So I decided to give these a chance and it remains the best decision I’ve ever made as far as clothing goes. Here’s my advice: if you can’t find a shoe that’s actually designed to be comfortable and protective, give these a shot. I’ve recommended these to all of my coworkers and just bought a fresh pair I’m excited to put to work.

Had to return the shoe right after opening box, looks poorly made with side logo just glued on and falling off. Reordered New Balace Elite Lite.

I ordered these shoes in last week. I’ve worked three 12 hours days One14 hour day and One 10 hour day. All with these shoes on the whole time. I’m a truck driver so I do set and drive a lot, but I have to unload my 48 foot truck by myself and walk back and forth climbing, Twist pool squat. Over all there pretty darn Comfortable. But they are heavy. Close to the wight of boots. And they don’t breath very well I thing my feet sweat a lot I might wind up with Athletes foot. If I don’t take them off on the long drives. Only time will tell if they hold up I’m really hard on shoes. I will give an update at 6 months. And when I finally destroy the shoe.Iv been wearing the shoes 6 months now there holding up and especially cleaned. Because there waterproof they keep my feet dry from outside water and snow they work great for grip on snow ice water oil vinegar, milk, whatever spilled in the truck. They do make my feet sweet and there are starting to smell like a nasty gym locker room. I have to leave them in another room or in a bag. The backs by the Hill are starting to wear holes from slipping my foot in and out. And the material between the steel toe and my toes is wearing thin and feeling a bit uncomfortable. My toenails have scrapes in them aren’t the best shoes for Dolly Work. But over all I hate boots so I still like them. And would definitely buy again.

They work.. fits and my feet are not hurting. They holding up and are lightweight. Worth what you pay for them.

Best work shoes I've ever owned

They seem to be holding up well. The safety toe cap seems to want to move or is easily flattened when I do a lot of kneeling. Also not as comfortable as new balance sneaker. I'll probably buy again but I feel my thorogood boots are more comfortable on long days.

This working shouse are heavy and very unconfortable.