Bottes de travail en cuir étanches à l'eau de 6 pouces à protection en composite pour hommes, Control, CAT

Great boots. They lasted for about a year before the soles started to give out or fall off, so I always keep an extra pair ready. I have to wear them every day for work, and sometimes at home when I'm working around the yard. I have been wearing this brand for many years.

These boots last. Reasonably priced for the amount of years I wore them.

The only boots I buy the last 3 straight years

The sole on this pair is extremely hard and slippery. I’ve had quite a few falls on icy surfaces unlike the grip on a few others that I’ve owned in the past. Given that the boots are marketed for use in the winter with features to keep your feet warm, emphasis should’ve been given on designing a better sole. I’ve had to buy a new pair in spite of this one being in perfect condition because of the near misses I’ve had.

The boots are horrible since the seam on the inside of the shoe is a shame, I put 2 insoles to try to fix it but it is just as annoying when walking

I had to exchange,was very uncomfortable.. Got the timberland pro instead. Very comfortable.. But unfortunately not suitable for my line of work iron making..

Comfortable boots but very slippery work boot in the winter the bottom sole gets hard like a rock unlike the timberlands I'm used to

I have bought a lot of work boots over the years, but this was a first for me. For the most part, the boots broke in as expected. Slowly molding to the shape of my foot as I put on an average of 12,000 steps a day between running heavy equipment. Oddly, both boots had spots which would not adjust or mold to my foot at all result in substantial, uncomfortable lumps appearing in each boot so it was constantly like walking on something roughly the size of an eraser. I tried to push through and wore these things 3 days a week for a month. The other 2 days I wore my old boots to give my feet a rest. In the final week I wore them for 5 straight days which hurt my feet so bad I limped for 3 days after and I gave up on these boots. I took the insoles out (which already had a hole in them after that short time), to see if I could fix the issue by squishing the lumps down but there is no fixing it. The worst of it is, I bought these while recovering from a procedure so I didn't even get to start wearing them for 3 months so I was pretty much passed being able to return them before I even put them on. End result is, I have spent full price on a pair of boots that did nothing but hurt my feet for a month. I am now using them as decoration in my garage so I can at least try to get some value out of them.