WolverineMen's Floorhand Waterproof Steeltoe 6" Work Boot

Amazing boots. On my second pair. Booths are so light and comfortable it took me years to realize that my first pair was steel toe not composite. Always wolverines.

These are good looking and performing boots. We manage site work on master planned communities so I walk a lot in extremely rough conditions. After a couple of days, these boots became very comfortable with excellent support. They seem to be lighter than my old boots. I have not tested the waterproofing yet but I am confident these boots will perform well.

We buy this brand every year because of their quality and price. Would be buy them again!

This is the second pair of these boots I've purchased. First pair lasted over a year, which is outstanding for my line of work, they may have lasted longer had I used insoles. Definitely recommend.

I’ve been wearing these boots for 3.5 months. I do not do construction everyday, but I am a DIY home remodeler, so I’ve been wearing them 15-20 days a month.The Good: I have a hard time finding boots that fit perfect, from Timberland Pros, CAT and even some other Wolverine styles it seems I’m always between sizes, either to tight or slight heel slip. However, these fit me like a glove! I have more expensive boots than these but I still choose to wear these over the others. They have been waterproof for me thus far, however I’ve only stepped in puddles a few inches deep and never stood in them long enough.They dry out fairly well when working in them all day, as long as you are wearing breathable socks, socks are always the key to dry feet. The boots also look fairly nice and aren’t bulky and the steel toe positing and box size is perfect for my feet.The Bad: They just don’t hold up as well as my other boots. They aren’t puncture resistant, which it doesn’t claim to be but for almost $100 they should be. Wearing them a few times I’ve stepped on wood with nails sticking out and licking the tread is thick enough that I just felt it before it went into my foot. The leather has been holding up well, I do clean and oil them from time to time. Leather has come out in a few spots, but to be expected with heavy demo. The tread has definitely worn out faster than expected for the value paid as well as some rubber to leather separation on the sides.Overall: If these were $60-65 boots I would keep buying them every 6 months and discarding of old ones but not at $90. Lets see how they hold up another few months.

Easy on the feet and also not that rough while breaking in.

This shoes came apart in the first week my son in law wore them. Do not waste your money on them.

Really comfortable