NORTIV 8 Men's Waterproof Military Tactical Work Boots Leather Motorcycle Combat Lightweight Non-Slip Hiking Boots for Men VaporGuard

My Retired Air Force Pararescuman husband has over 400 jumps under parachutes; HALO, HAHO, LALO, and other crazy things. Landing under a parachute means coming in at no less than 30mph. That is REALLY hard on your ankles and knees, despite the rest of the landing, which disappates the rest of the force. His right ankle was scheduled to be fused at a 90 degree angle, but the last MRI before surgery showed the ankle had already fused on its own. His left ankle remains unaddressed. His knees are a mess. He has to wear short boots (taller ones work, too) to support his ankle and knees. He chose these, and finds them to be comfortable yet supportive. He still needs an orthotic insert in his left boot, and these are really good boots. Durable, attractive, easy to put on and take off, and ANY boot that gives him this kind of support is a good value for the money - they're much cheaper and better looking than othotic boots or shoes. I'm glad he found them, and since he's almost constantly moving, some cheaper boots wear out quickly - these appear to be quite durable. The fit is just right, considering the condition of his ankles and knees.

Put them to the test in the snow and ice for a week. Very warm, comfortable, and my feet never got wet. The Coyote color was a bit lighter than the picture showed. Everything seems to be of good quality so far. The directional sole provided confident traction in snow and ice. Very easy to put on and I like the laces a lot. They do everything I bought them for and look good doing it. Haven't had them long enough to talk about durability but I anticipate they will last a while for how I use them. I would purchase another set when these wear out!

I wear mine with orthotic insoles so bought half size larger with the bonus that I can also wear thicker crew, socks, and various wool socks. I see this as a winter-only boot for that reason. Anyway, I was surprised by how well built they are even though I haven’t figured out yet what parts are leather. But they certainly are waterproof, comfortable, surprisingly lightweight, and good looking. Lugs on the sole are a little unusual in that the sole is mostly flat and the lugs look like they should be the tiniest bit deeper but I’m not climbing or anything with them – mostly dog walking and shoveling the driveway. They inspired me enough to make this silly video on my phone

Bought these for work in a lumber yard in NW WI. They are water proof for the most part, durable, and comfortable. Traction on ice could be better but on all other surfaces it holds well.

I’ve been wearing these for a few weeks now, I love how comfy they are. Cushion heels, great ankle support. Totally worth the price. Very easy to get on and off. Quality is great too! Easy to clean as well!

What an amazing pair of boots. Im 6'1 300lb sanitation worker, walking miles daily, I went thru 10 pairs of boots in the last 24 months, looking for a softer heel to land on as I'm walking, and I finally found it. Great price, and comfort...definitely recommend it.

They feature a rugged, professional design, making them ideal for long workdays and demanding environments. The high-cut structure provides solid ankle support, helping improve stability on uneven terrain. The thick outsole appears durable and slip-resistant, offering better traction and confidence while working. The material looks sturdy and built to withstand daily wear without losing its shape. The color is also versatile, pairing easily with work gear or outdoor outfits. Overall, they seem like a great choice if you’re looking for comfort, protection, durability, and a clean, professional look all in one pair of boots.

Best work boots I’ve had hands down! They are light weight, this fit in nice, comfort is next level