Steel Toe Shoes for Men Work Safety Industrial Shoes

Definitely comfortable and gives you a sense of safety & protection

They are great comfortable. Only thing is that they are not slip proof.

I bought these for work. They’re still toe boots they have a little weight on them so I’m saving them for colder days right now. It’s too hot. I ended up buying sneakers that were steel toe for the summer, but I really like them. Thank you.

Initial impression: very impressed. The GUYISASH Steel Toe Shoes for Men are comfortable, lightweight, and stylish — and great value. After two weeks of 12-hour workdays they felt supportive with no heavy break-in, and the steel toes give real peace of mind on the job. Highly recommend so far.

I’m on my feet all day on roofs, pretty comfy, VERY breathable. Traction is good for the first few months but the tread wears off. This is almost a one year review and I wear these things almost every day. Biggest complaint is comfort especially going up and down ladders as the flexible sole while offering protection from plantation doesn’t provide support if you have to step or stand on a smaller surface. Mixed feeling about ordering again to the comfort and support issues. But for the price you can only expect so much, and I got more than I expected out of these. Worth the price. Only started to tear in the 11th month of wear.

The most comfortable work shoes I’ve worn yet, strong steel toe, good ankle coverage, I just wish these were oil slip resistant

Great Defense for toes to be safe.

Not a bad looking shoe but the picture is pretty misleading and the back of the shoe is just poorly designed. It looks like it is a hand free slip in but it is not at all. Quite the opposite because the entire back of the shoe is very flimsy flexible fabric. Might have even kept it if then loop at the very top of the back was not so incredibly useless. way too small for even one finger so you have to grip the front tongue and the rear tongue to pull it on and that back strap that is shown to go around the back of the shoe actually flops around and has zero value. It's just a dangly elastic material. AAs mentioned above the entire back of the shoe is made of a ridiculously thin fabric. All of my sneakers are significantly more substantial. Not acceptable for a "safety shoe". Toe might meet the ASTM F2412-24 standard but the rest of the shoe is no better than wearing sandals.

Heavier than I thought the would be !