CarharttMen's Waterproof 6" Moc Steel Toe Wedge Work Boot

It’s very worth the money, comfy and lasted me 2.5 years in construction, until last month when it started falling apart. Definitely recommend tho just maybe go half a size down as I wear 11.5, had to get 11

Spent 3 or 4 days comparing different steel toe boots and finally decided the best I was going to find for my money were the same boots I've been wearing - these Carhartts. This is the only boot that's lasted me more than 2 years. These 2 pairs of boots are the exact same in the picture. The old pair lasted about 2.5 years which is a lot more than I've gotten out of any other brands in 10+ years on the job.I'm a heavy equipment technician and do a lot of Navy/Coast Guard/fishing boat work. Those top decks are super rough and they eat up boots (mostly why the steel toe is exposed on the old boots.) These boots are comfy and not near as expensive as lesser brands. Best bang for your buck

I’m a construction worker and I’ve had these boots for almost 2 1/2 years. They’re just now finally fallen apart. I’ve had to replace the strings a few times. Another great thing about these boots. Is that I didn’t even need to break them in. They were comfortable as soon as I put them on. Definitely the best boot I’ve ever bought.

I've only had them less than a week, but here's my early impression of these boots. If I find any durability issues I'll edit in the future.First thing I will say is that they are a little stiff out of the box, but I still found them to be quite comfortable, more comfortable than most when first trying them on. I went for a half hour walk the first day just to test them out and break them in a little before I had to wear them to work the next day. Walk went great, felt fine afterwards. Wore them 8 hours a day for the next 3 days and had no issues regarding soreness or anything like that. I ordered a 9.5w and found that the length was good but the width was a little wide for me but not so wide that I couldn't make it up in the laces.The only negatives I have regarding these boots is that they make my feet sweat. I've been doing construction for 35 years and sweaty feet has never been an issue before. The second negative, and this is very specific. If you do a lot of stick welding or any spark producing work, the design and the stitching along the top of the toe will catch a lot of sparks, causing the stitches to wear out.

As of writing this I have been wearing these for one month. I do a lot of walking in a factory environment. I get a new pair of boots every year and always dread the first week of painful rubbing from some part and that did not happen with these! They were really comfortable right out of the box. I would definitely buy these again if they proof to hold up over time. Also, I purchased one size smaller than my sneakers and they fit well.

These are what I like to call supervisor boots. If you have to do any work whatsoever they will tear up fast. The heel is already wearing down. The insides are torn. The fabric on the inside is very thin and has holes in them already. That being said you can feel the steel toe rub you toes. You can feel the plastic insert on the heel rubs your heel. And they are very narrow, the squish my toes

I bought these Carhartt boots from my boyfriend. He works outside and needs something durable and warm. 1. got them for a steal 2. they fit true to size 3. they are comfortable and last forever. 4. they are also stylish, he can dress them up/down.

These boots are perfect! They’re waterproof, durable, and the steel toe provides excellent protection. They hold up well even in tough conditions. The only minor downside is that the provided insole isn’t very comfortable for long days of standing, but it’s manageable. Overall, I highly recommend them!