Question 1

Do they still have the same padding issue the "top review" talks about? I want to give them a second chance.

Accepted Answer

I recommend them.  I noticed the issue with the tongue seam at the bottom near the arch of the foot, but all it took was to preposition the tongue once and wear the boots for a while and any rub was eliminated.  problem no more on the first time out.  I just slide them on and zip them up now with zero issues.  like wearing comfy slippers!

Question 2

The cloth behind the ankle has worn out after 6 months does the warranty cover that?

Accepted Answer

I don't actually work for or represent the company; however I can't imagine any warranty for a pair of boots lasting through six months of wear. I have been wearing this style of boots for nearly 10 years now and I had that problem with the first few pairs. The problem goes away if you lace them up tight across the arch (like a pair of tennis shoes). In most high ankle work boots the laces around the ankle are worn tight and the laces over the arch are just snug. This keeps the boot tightly on your foot, but allows your foot to move around a bit on the sole. These aren't exactly work boots. They were designed by Converse in the early 2000's for US soldiers in the field of battle. Some of the durability and protection normally offered by a pair of work boots has been sacrificed in the design for comfort and speed of movement. I spend most of my day on my feet in a highly physically challenging environment and I am lucky if I get an entire year out of a pair. I usually get new ones every six to twelve months. If you are buying them for looks, don't. They aren't designed for that. If you are buying them for durability to last for years, don't. They aren't designed for that. If you are buying them for a light pair of comfortably protective boots which will leave you less fatigued at the end of a busy work day, Do It! (but, wear them like tennis shoes, not work boots. they will last longer and feel better that way) I hope this helps.

Question 3

Are these boots good for 5-10 mile hiking and long walks in an urban environment?

Accepted Answer

Good for working all days

Question 4

Hi, does this boots have steel toe?

Accepted Answer

No this boot does not feature a steel toe. The RB8894 is a similar boot by Reebok Work that features a composite safety. Thank You.

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