Shoes for CrewsMen's Rowan Industrial Boot

These seem like very well-made shoes for their purpose. I need slip resistant shoes for work and have been wanting some cute combat-style boots, so I picked these to try. They’re pretty clunky which was to be expected, but they’re not quite as stylish and definitely heavier and stiffer than I had hoped for. (Yes, I realize how girly that sounds.) I wear an 8.5 in women's shoes regularly and got the size 7 in mens, and they seem to fit. They may be a teeny bit big (hard to say in such a stiff shoe), but these are a pretty good fit overall. I’m only returning them because I think I’d have to buy high socks to wear to be comfortable enough all day in them—the inside material is pretty rough and scratchy especially around the top of the shoe where it constantly rubs your calf and shin. The support around the ankle is very strong which would be nice with my flimsy ankles but also might be a little dangerous and annoying when trying to turn and move quickly especially with these shoes’ very non-slip bottoms. Overall, these boots seem great for hard warehouse/construction-type labor, but for a busy kitchen environment like I was thinking of them for, they’re probably not quite the move (at least for me).

The boots fit good and the non slipped works well. The steel toe is what I need

The pros:Very comfortable, especially with a gel insole (the included foam insoles are still quite nice)Extremely sturdy, with a solid toe (not reinforced) and good heelExcellent traction; won't slip on any but the absolute slickest surfaces in a kitchenVery warm: kept my feet warm in -12°F snow with only regular socksIncludes a handy tool for cleaning the treadsThe cons:Not the most durable as boots go; these are definitely work shoes and designed to be replaced every year or two, but the boot itself split along the sides after about 14 months of near-daily useDon't handle ice or snow well; not surprising, as these are work shoes and not hiking boots, but they do tend to slip on ice and snow can find its way through the gaps between the tongue and laces***Extremely tough leather***: This is the issue that caused me to subtract a star. While boots, especially thick leather boots like these, always have a breakin period, these boots are exceptionally uncomfortable during that breakin period if worn for more than around 4 hours; most often causing pain to the insides of the ankles or squishing the toes together. They also have a tendency to harden up if not worn for more than 3-4 days, causing you to have to break them in again for a few hours, which can be a hassle for what are meant to be work shoes (your Monday after a long weekend will suck for the first few hours). Once broken in, if worn regularly, the issues desist.Overall, great shoes by a great brand, and I would recommend upgrading to these from something like Docs or hiking boots if you work in a kitchen. Just be prepared to break them in, treat them as work shoes and not winter boots, and plan on replacing them every year or so as the treads wear down or the leather cracks.

I've had many many boots for working in a restaurant. Most of them give out around where my toes bend because I kneel down a lot to grab stuff from lower shelves. These have lasted about 6 months now! Last pair of boots I had (which were like 2-3 times the price!) lasted not even a month before getting a hole which made my job difficult to do.They're incredibly slip resistant and hold up well even when we spill a boatload of frying oil on the floor (oops)They've also kept me from breaking my ankles on several points and clean up relatively easily with a dish sink sprayer.My feet don't hurt near as bad with these as they have with other boots after a 12 hr shift and tbh they are kinda sexy if you're into the whole tactical boss b**** look.Only down side is how tight you need to tie them so that you don't get a blister. But I've not had an issue with that so far.

This boost are definitely worth the money. Slip/oil resistant shoes for crews has always been my favorite in the kitchen. It takes some time to get use to them once you wear them a couple of times but fits great and feels great. Recommend these for the kitchen.

Although they are non slip.not very comfortable little to no padding inside.stiff pleather.cracked when bending toes.

Husband has bought 2 pairs. He says they last longer than Red Wing boots and more comfortable. He works as a meat cutter in a grocery store and holds up to the work environment. You will need to buy additional insoles.

The media could not be loaded.  I got these for work because at Meijer they made me buy these so here it goes. Very not comfortable. Very light and not a single but of padding anywhere. They are very light when I picked the box up I thought it was empty. If I had a choice for a pair of boots to have for work I would have gone with some cheap Justin's or something but I can't. These are probably very close to bottom tier boots. Not for hard work on the farm or with horses or cows don't kick anything they will get destroyed fast and don't drop anything on your feet there is zero padding and very thin leather or fake leather whatever it is all around the boot. Don't buy these unless your work is making you. There are far better boots at an ever better price. Have a good dayThe more I wear the boots the worse they get. Do not recommend these cheaply made and overpriced shoes

No le di 5 estrellas por la única razón de que no son exactamente iguales a la fotografía, digamos que son 95% iguales, la suela es diferente.Son muy cómodas, super ligeras, y la suela está perfecta 100% antiderrapante, la probé en una plancha de acero pulido con grasa y jabón y tubo muy buen agarre.La uso para cocina (en lugar donde trabajo es obligatorio el uso de botas) y son casi tan cómodas como el calzado de cocina (tipo crocs)

These boots fit great and are so comfortable compared to other non-slip footwear I have had

I have had these boots for some years now and I am still wearing them. They are an excellent pair of very comfortable shoes. Only if they were still available I would have got another pair.

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Runs very, very large. 8.5 feels like a 10.