LARNMERN Steel Toe Boots Men, Non Slip Work Puncture Proof Safety Boot, Industrial Construction Comfortable Outdoor Hiking Military Tactical Shoes

Purchased this boot to stand up to some heavy duty work processing wood. Needed something that would protect from glass, nails, wire and etc. that is found in the wood lot and from falling logs on the pile. The steel toe is positioned so you can’t feel it when walking. The boot is lighter than most work boots so helps to prevent fatigue. I have plantar fasciitis and have added an insert for this. I wear a size 13 and find these to be true to size. The biggest point for me in this type of footwear is the toe box. With a steel toe it needs to have ample space and these most definitely do.Available in a variety of colors and I picked the yellow accents. It looks trendy and easier to find in the kids pile of shoes. I will be getting the blue pair next as I’ll need a pair to keep clean for days I’m not processing wood.As I said I wear a 13 which is great for balance but some styles make your feet look like you are wearing clown shoes. This style actually makes your feet appear smaller.So I’ve hit on the amazing strength, feel and look of this boot now let’s talk price. The features in this boot are comparable to the boots I’ve purchased for much higher prices. I could get 3 pair of these for what I paid for my last pair.

Great boots at such a bargain price.

at first i thought these were going to be a great deal. im a tech and a stage hand so i spend a lot of time building stages and flippin' decks, driving a fork, dealing with cases and rolling heavy racks of equipment..they are comfortable enough.after 2 weeks i pulled back to tighten my laces and two of the top eyelets popped off. had to learn to tie them tightly without them.week 4, lost two more of the top eyelets on the other shoe, which means i had to tie around the shoe around my ankle, which defeated the purpose but by this point it was too late to return them.after about month 4, I had to buy some additional inserts because my feet started to hurt.Maybe im just too hard on my shoes.Before these I bought some Redwings in the store and they were the most perfect work boot I have ever worn, but they also cost 3x more than these.IM a baller on a budget. I need to get the work done.So fast forward to around 18 to 20 months, the rubber on the bottom started doing and splitting began to happen around the toe. eventually the souls ripped and anytiem I went near water, my feet got soaked.. The steel toe dislodged itself at 2 years and started crushing my toes and making it dangerous.So here I am, needing a new pair. is 2 years a good length of time? Im not sure. Im going to try one more time in a different color and see what happens. I'll let you know the results. Happy Hunting!

I bought a pair of these in December 2020 and I wear them 4 days a week, 12 hours a day. They're very comfortable (although I changed the insole out after 1 year just because of personal preference), and they're very durable. I work outside, so ice and snow is a big concern, especially when it comes to grip. These shoes GRIP the ice, no joke. I also have a $200 pair of Keen boots and these grip way better than those (surprisingly). Three years in and they're still in decent condition, but I'm about to buy another pair because the sole is worn out. They're also pretty lightweight, they're not super heavy or anything. For $55, you can't beat these. 10/10 recommend.

I kept thinking that something was wrong with me and I had injured myself and there was a problem or I had suddenly had an onset of arthritis or something. The truth is no. Was these boots and I decided okay? I won't wear them to work anymore. I'll just wear them to shovel snow. Even if you wear these boots for 30 minutes they cause like irreparable damage to my left ankle and I don't know why but they messed up my feet and I'm to the point now where I'm not even going to return them because took me forever to realize that it was them and not my actual self. That was the problem. So I would not suggest you buy these boots. They are great in the cold but what they're doing to my freaking feet is not worth it

Good for desert land, comfortable, but if your feet get wet your screwed

I ordered the shoes on June 16 and received them on June 17. I have worn them almost every day. I have had s couple of problems first a shoe string broke. I think it was because it is long and I tend to step on them. Cost $2 for a new pair. I tend to have to do that with energy pair of shoes because my feet are very narrow.The second thing that happened is that the sole came unglued and I called Amazon and they told me that they couldn't replace them and I would have to contact the company. They gave me the email address. I emailed them and within 24 hours the contacted me and told me the information they needed. I emailed them right back with pics and invoice. That was Saturday the 12. The had the shoes shipped them the 13th and I received them today. I like the shoes very much and their service even better.

Confortable. For me, the size was true