Dunlop Durapro Steel Toe - Work Boots for Men & Women - Waterproof Safety Boots with Tall Shaft - Chemical and Slip Resistant - Made from PVC - Dark Blue - Size 3-16

I work in a very dirty industrial environment. Standing/walking in liquid fiberglass resin and interacting with fiberglass dust and strands. These boots have been fantastic! I have tried many other boots throughout the years and the resin just destroys the boots. These boots however are holding up great after about 6 months of use, the resin just dries on the boots and you can peel it off. The boots are extremely comfy and I love the holes to help pull them on. When these wear out I will definitely buy another pair of these. Im on average putting 15,000 steps a day in them and they still feel good after 6 months. They are waterproof and steeltoe and have saved my feet from danger many times! Very happy with them.

Solid. Easy On/Off. Comfortable. Good traction. Waterproof. A bit heavy after a long day, but I still have all my toes- so they work.

They have saved me from some possible slips, and also keep my feet dry. I would recommend them. They are a good deal for the price and for what they are advertised to do. My only dislikes are that the rubbing of the plastic in the collar has essentially rubbed the hair off of my calves. They are average width so if you have wide feet or spayed toes then this may be slightly constricting like most other footwear. The boots are also raised at the heel so it takes a bit of getting used to.

I originally got these due to heavy rain last year causing some muddy boggy conditions around our large garden. I found I like using them for far more than that though. They became my main winter boots (with heavy wool socks), my main barn boots for the coop (though chickens love to peck at my leg through the pull up hole :'D), and just many quick outdoor tasks that need more than flip flops. From the use I've gotten out of them they are extremely durable and still look new. I have to say I will be ordering these again in the future, if my current pair ever manages to bite the dust.

The slip resistant tread is spot on. Ice and thick algae on poly roofs are about the only times they might fail. Use these 5 days a week for 5 hours each time. A typical pair last me 5+ months. And it's usually cause the tread has worn down or cracking at the ball of feet which of course makes them no longer waterproof. Comfort with included soles is good. My only gripe about these was this last pair did not have the sole inserts. Not a huge deal since I just swapped the soles from my previous pair.

First, I should preface my negative comments with a positive comment about materials and workmanship; The boot is made with high quality materials and the outsole is perfectly bonded to the upper portion of the boot. My complements to the manufacturer for good process and quality control. Pleasantries aside, before making this purchase, I carefully measured both feet (length and width) and read the customer reviews in an effort to determine the correct size. Nevertheless, the result my effort fell a little short (actually long) of the goal. My normal boot size, depending on the brand, is either 10 or 10.5, and my running shoes (NB and Asics) are always size 11. For this purchase, I settled on Men's size 10 and, as Murphy would have it, size 10 proved to be too large...I think. Clearly there's extra room in the toe which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The major issue is that, during the push-off phase of every step, the heal of the boot fails dreadfully in its ability to prevent my heal (and foot) from lifting out place. Even with Dickies winter socks over my low rise athletic socks my heal continued to slip uncomfortably out of its spot. In my humble opinion, the heal quarter lacks the necessary shape and rigidity to prevent heal rise. Considering whether or not a size 9 would resolve the issue, the "vamp" is already a little tight around my wide feet (a size 9 boots would only be tighter), and the toe would probably lack the necessary space to afford wearing thick socks during cold weather. Too make a long story short, I'm debating whether or not I should return the boots, or simply keep them and suck it up (pun intended given a foreboding vision of a boot left behind in the mud-Splat!).

Got these to make yardwork easier. Was tired of wearing sneakers and having to have them dry. They were awkward at first, but I’ve worn them about 8 times in the last few months for approximately 24 hours. No issues and they have held up amazingly going up and down hills.

The husband wanted these for outdoor gardening, mowing the lawn, etc. and they work great for him. Plenty of traction, steel toes are a great safety feature and they are sturdy and well-priced. Probably not a boot for oil field workers, per se, but great for around the house or farm.

Haven’t had them for very long so I can’t speak to how well they last. But I have stepped on a screw already with them and they ain’t leaking yet. Also they are very comfortable for rubber boots. If they last I will be happy with for the price.

Work well, great for summer, I liked mine so I bought my dad a pair. We both like them a lot

Thin, smelly ass boots, no steel insole, steel toe, would not wear on a jobsite. I returned them.