ARIATMen's Turbo Chelsea Waterproof Carbon Toe Work Boot

I love this brand, because you always know what you're getting. Honest to goodness no break-in period at all. For people who are on their feet 9+ hours a day, the security and comfort you get from Ariat is well worth the price of admission.

Love them so much I bought a second pair after 2 years. I wear these boots 5-6 times a week for 10-14 hours per day. Incredibly comfortable boots with plenty of security and stability for a slip on. These lasted for 2 years in various industrial environments with no issues, and could have easily kept going. Had no issues with waterproofing while working in a brewery, and the carbon toe was very protective while doing general construction work. Even stood up to an angle grinder that turned on when dropped on the floor. Color fades naturally and gradually and looks better with wear in my opinion. I’ve worn a lot of work boots between timberland pros, bates, keen, wolverine, etc. these are the best hands down.

Good work boot. Seems well made. I tried two different sizes. Neither one fit right. Big toe rubbed on protective cap. Just wasn’t comfortable. I have skinny feet. Fit was too loose. Not for me.

These boots lasted about 1.5 years of daily wear both for work (nuclear plants and welding fab shop) and regular life before the safety toe finally wore through. To be fair they could be worn a good deal longer. Seriously, I've worn only these boots and a pair of flip flops for the last 1.5 years. The first pair seemed to have a goofy look where the edges of the safety toe stuck out a little. Almost like little elbows on the sides of the shoes. Wasn't a fan, but I needed them for work immediately so I got over it. Over time the rest of the leather stretched and that weird look went away. The pair I just ordered did not have that same goofy look. It's crazy how different the old and new pair look together. Now that they do t come with pre installed elbows, I'll probably continue to order these in the future.

I switched to these after using a similar pull on boot from Docs for years. These are much better. They are lighter, water proofing is better, and they're more comfortable. My only complaint is their grip on wet surfaces can be a little too slippery sometimes. I've been using these for a few months now and overall they're the best work boots I've had in a long time.

The boots were comfortable at fist but when I wore them to work and walked around all day the steel toe ended up cutting my toes and the tops of my feet.

I work as a mechanic and am on my feet for hours. I got these and they work perfectly, they don’t feel very heavy and look great. So far they’re holding up well after about a month of using, the only negative was the first two times wearing them made my feet sore, however once it was worn in they felt amazing. 10/10 would recommend

I have been wearing these boots for 4-6 days per week over the 2 months since I purchased them.The break in period was less than a week and they are by far the most comfortable station style boot I have worn during my career in fire/ems.The tread style provides much better traction, than my other boots and also has a bit more give to keep my feet from being sore at the end of a long shift.Pictures show all angles of the boots to include tread. As you can see, there has been no signs of bad construction or fast wearing components after two months.I would recommend this boot without reservation.

Have been wearing blundstones but they have been going down hill in the comfort department so I tried these and do not regret it at all

Muy cómodas y la talla a la perfección.

Supper comfortable boot but too big. Longer than an average men's size 7. No smaller sizes sadly

Comfortable boot and big fan of my other ariats but the sole on these are to soft, i had a nail go all the way thru with not much force. When i bought these i didnt realize there is a steel toe version with the dura tread sole which i think would be a better boot which i may try in the future