6” Mens Heavy Duty Soft/Composite/Steel Toe Work Boots for Men,Comfortable & Durable,GoodyearWelt,Full Grain Leather,Oil/Slip Resistant,Wedge Moc Toe Industrial Construction Boots/Shoes

For the price these are awesome. Comfortable right out of the box, insoles are pretty good for stock and they came with a spare set! I’m primarily using these for a house remodel and so far so good. Good pair of boots and decently comfortable for the price.

These are the best work boots I have had at any price. I wore the first pair for 18 months which is 3 times longer than most boots I have tried. I am a farmer so they have a hard life. I especially like the extra insole for exact fit.

Let me preface this by saying I've worn many different boots in the 40 years of my adulthood working construction for many years, and now driving truck for the past two decades! My feet have seen many a jobsite or situation that have tested boots to the very core! Heat, cold, snow, rain, mud....they've seen it all! From military combat boots to all the different brands like Red Wing, Carolina, Dickie, Caterpillar, off brand Wal-Mart's, etc. My latest favorite the past few years has been Carhartt! When I received my newest pair of Carhartt's, I had been visiting many muddy sites in the course of my deliveries. So I decided I wanted to keep my new pair looking "new" and set out to find a cheap replacement that checked all the boxes I required: steel/composite toe, waterproof, comfortable, good looking! This pair of Sureway 6" boot caught my eye, and for the price, I HAD to try them out! Now, I'm being completely honest when I say I didn't have much faith that these boots would be anything more than another cheap pair of throw aways that would get me through the rainy months, and hopefully not fall apart before I got to the other side of those months! And ordering boots online is a gamble in itself anyway! When I first put them on, I truly couldn't believe how comfortable they were on my feet! Usually there is days or weeks of sore ankles and feet before the boot gets "broken in"! Not these!! From day one, they are literally the MOST comfortable boot I have ever worn, bar none! Okay, but are they REALLY waterproof? So far...and it's been raining a LOT here lately....yes, they are! I've found myself wading through ankle deep puddles in the course of my shift, and to date, no water has penetrated the boot! I like these boots so much, that I literally have not worn the Carhartt boots that I paid more than double the price of these for! I LOVE these boots! Now, I can't attest to the durability of them, as I've only been wearing them for two months. But so far they have held up. And for the price, if they last me most of the year or beyond, I'm still ahead on my hard earned money! One drawback that I will say about the boot, is they make my feet very hot on days when the Mercury rises to the upper scales! It's not summer yet, but we've had some days in the 90° region already, and my feet are extremely warm at the end of the day! That is why I am knocking one star off. I think I will try some Alpaca socks to try to remedy that issue because I really do love these boots! Try them out for yourselves! Maybe you won't like them as much as I do, maybe you will! Again...for the price, I will DEFINITELY buy these again!

These workbooks were what we could afford at the time. My hubby was pleasantly surprised how he loved the boot. They were comfy and a great quality. I Definitely recommend them.

I use these boots for work boots, but also wear them every day for normal footwear. I found these boots to have a better fit and be more supple movement than Timberlands. I have worn them daily for a little over 3 years, often hiking up to 5 miles, and they are a little worn, but still intact and still have tread on them. After 3 years, I am about to buy another identical pair. I have been completely satisfied. The main feature I look for in boots is slip resistance. Not only regular slip resistance for smooth surfaces and water wetness, but rather that includes resistance to slipping on oil, soap, and surfactants. This is a feature that very few types of boots I have found have. And it is very hard to judge from online descriptions. I have had a hard time pinning down any proper technical name or designation for this type of slip-resistance even after doing a good bit of searching the topic online. But - These boots have this type of slip resistance. I can run and jump into a puddle of grease/water/oil on smooth ceramic tile, and not slip. These boots have held up for just over 3 years, with me hiking and walking on a regular basis, often up to 5 miles at a stretch. They still have a good bit of tread. They have taken quite a few scratches and scuffs, but retain their integrity. None of the aglets, speed hooks, or other hardware have broken off. The only detraction is that while the original laces are pretty durable, both of mine broke in a single place each about 1½ years into wearing them. Here are my photos. (These are after 3 years of regular use.) There is one hole in the leather covering the steel toe which was from a time that I took a pretty bad fall on the concrete. I am replacing these with the exact same product because I am very satisfied with with them.

Wasn't sure how good they were gonna be. They fit great, very comfortable, and they are waterproof I stood in about four inches of water for a half hour.Love them

*Sure way customer service contacted me about the issue and resolved it. After this show of customer satisfaction I would be willing to give these another go in the future seeing as how they went out of their way to contact me to get this fixed*. Bought these because of the high rating on the thousands of reviews and they were half price of the Brunts I originally wanted to try. I’m on my feet 10 hrs/day on concrete and was looking for something with the crepe sole for softness. These looked good and of course are always uncomfortable during break in which usually takes 2-3 days for me. But it’s been about a week and a half and the right boot just doesn’t seem to want to break in and soften up like the left has. I started to mess around and re-lace them in different ways to see if anything would help when I finally noticed the eyelets are not even with each other. This is my conclusion to why these just won’t soften up. The left side of eyelets are up higher and the left side of the tongue is bunched up in a ball on my ankle bone where all my discomfort is coming from. This is all I can come up with since the left boot eyelets are aligned and the tongue sits down and I have no issues with it. Since you have to wear these where you’re going to use them they don’t stay clean and of course it’s too late for a return but I will definitely not be ordering these again. All I can do now is cut the tongue and see if I can get it to lay down and just wear these until I need a new pair and hopefully it won’t affect the water proofing at all.

Heavy but comfortable

Ridiculous, called Amazon customer service and they offered me $5 dollars off. Yeah, thanks. sureway, try some quality control. Don't buy this junk, save yourself the hassle.

my second pair of Sureways, get 20000 or more steps a day at work and these boots are GREAT!

bought them 2 years ago now ! and they still holding verry great.. and i do use them verry hard .. crab fishing .. hunting moose ,deer and smal game .. cutting fire woods and lumber .. riding snomobil in the winter working in my garage .. they dont have a single rips in them i will buy a other pairs next week for sure !

Look and feel is terrific. Thick leather but not heavy on the smell. Plenty of support and cushion around the heel and ankle. And the composite toe doesn't weigh a ton.

Awesome boots , comfortable as all get out right out of the box !