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The shoes are really comfortable and fit perfectFar as I tried had medium slip resistant ( taking in consideration I work in oily and wet surfaces)If you work into enclosed spaces are really nice, not recommended for welding jobs or for corrosive chemical handling ( shoes can be damage)Steel toe provide good protection thought

Very light & comfortable. Will try it out from the dock yard to the vessel 👍👍👍

Have no complaints since purchase. I wear every day to work for 8 months now. They are lightweight, have safety toes, and puncture proof soles. I definitely recommend and will reorder.

The good…. They are very light weight as other have said no tired legs from lugging heavy boots around all day. The outer shoe soles are soft and seems to be wearing good. The shoes seem to be holding up good no wear points or rips of that nature. As for the length they are about right as usual with steel toes you get one size bigger then your normal size.The bad…. First off where did they get the idea of lacing them with no holes. horrible design. So I drilled some holes for the laces(see picture) that help a lot. The inner soles could use a little bit thicker padding. If you will be climbing up and down a ladder I do not recommend these they have absolutely no support it’s like wearing thin flip flops. The video show a guy stomping on nails I would not try this either ( I wouldn’t do this with any boots). Didn’t get a option for wide or Narrow foot I will say they are big so a narrow foot will have the tongue bunching up when you snug them down.

I remember when working of government job steel toe shoes where in the hundred dollar range. Now i'm looking at composite and steel toe shoes and they are great price for what you get.These are really comfortable and size seemed right for what I ordered and they are so light I don't know I'm wearing steel toe shoes.Good bang for the buck, not sure on their wear and tear aspect since I wear them mostly as almost a dress shoe and haven't put them to war in a hard work environment like sheet-rocking or something that use to tear my shoes up.