WolverineMen's Floorhand Romeo Steel Toe Waterproof Chelsea Boot

They are attractive & comfortable. They are heavy though so be prepared to get a workout!

These do not fit correctly - I'm a solid 9.5 in all other shoes I own, but I had to size up to a 10 in these. The 9.5 had my toes hitting the end, and the 10 felt good INITIALLY. Within an hour of wear they were flopping all over the place. There's just no foot or ankle support at all in these and I was swimming in them. I could easily have kicked them off or walked out of them if I wasn't being mindful of walking awkwardly to keep them on. My foot slides around all over the shoe, which means my foot is pushed forward and toes hit the end when I take a step which made my toes extremely sore. My right ankle was the size of an orange by the end of the day from the lack of support. With nothing to keep them snug around your ankle, they are just heavy, clunky and loose. I only wore these once, and will NEVER again. Weeks later I still feel sick at the thought of wearing them again and my ankle has been sore since.Important to note that I DID try Scholls insoles to help with the comfort - no help at all. I even tried to double stack them but it just made the steel toe push down onto my toes. Thick socks didn't even help them not slide around - there is just WAY too much room in these in the instep and all over really.So disappointed.

I used these boots for every day of a 70 day work contract in Alaska. They were comfortable and true to size, although a tiny bit big in the heel. I'm typically a 7.5 but since they don't offer half sizes I went with the 8 and the fit was great!I did order Dr Schols work gel insoles right off the bat so I never wore them with the regular insole, but with the added insoles they were so comfy and only a slight break in period with the steel toe edges rubbing against my pinky toes.They held up well against rain, saltwater, and mud. Didn't need to wear them long term so I'm not sure if these are the BEST purchase for someone wearing them 5 days a week year after year, but they're definitely a good starter pair for someone first getting into the trades like myself.And, as a woman, I felt like they were cute/stylish and got a lot of compliments from people thinking they were blundstones.

Have worn these for only 3 weeks now 40 hrs a week in a factory and there’s already a hole at the insole heel. Considering these are “work” boots, you can’t do much work in them because you’ll get holes… stick with Caterpillar boots….

These felt pretty comfy at first, and I thought after a little breaking in they'd be perfect. Wow was I wrong. These somehow got more uncomfortable the more I wore them. After about 3 weeks, I quit trying because they hurt so bad. I got a wide in my normal size, and the boots fit fine everywhere except the toe cap, which is SUPER narrow, and does not even cover my pinky toes. Rather, it rubs right at the tips of them. Seems super weird. Now I have a broken-in pair of boots that I can neither wear nor return.