Nasogetch Waterproof Steel Toe Boots for Men Women, Non Slip Work Boots

I bought them for my partner, the size fits him perfectly and is water resistant and comfortable

I've been wearing these boots daily at work for just over 4 months now, and I'm about to get another pair. The outsole is fairly worn out because I work in a parking lot, but I was having to replace my tennis shoes more often. I needed insoles for my flat feet, but even before adding those, they were very comfortable. I had constant foot pain in my cheap tennis shoes, so I figured it was time for an investment, and boy am I glad I did! Foot pain was gone almost instantly. They support my feet just right, except for the arch support. That's basically non-existent, but there's more than enough room for insoles. They're waterproof, even after a lot of wear, and I'm just now having problems slipping when it's raining. I can't speak to the steel toes, other than it makes it more comfortable to sit in my knees without squishing my toes. Highly recommend! Photos are from today after 4 months of wear on mostly asphalt.

Amazing boot for the price. Lightly weight and durable. Great protection as well. Waterproofing is amazing my feet haven't gotten wet with any pairs I have bought. True to size, right fit. Decent insoles if your use too work boot

It's nice to see some work boots that actually come in a wide enough size range to count as boots for both men and women. I've only got two pairs of sensible shoes, a pair of sneakers and these, and these ones are super-sensible, and they came at an excellent price, too. Whether I'm in the crawl space doing a seismic retrofit, augering post holes, or on the roof cleaning the solar panels, these boots have come up trumps for me. They're very comfortable, strong and the soles are grippy. I've never felt a lack of grip when I'm up on a (wet) roof cleaning solar panels. The soles are also flexible enough that they aren't tiring after a day of work (see pic). I suppose that being flexible like this might mean that you get a little less protection from nails, but that's OK with me. I haven't (knowingly) trodden on any nails in the year I've had them. I have to work a little to find any cons: * Some other reviews have commented that they aren't very waterproof. I proactively spayed mine with Scotch-Guard as soon as I unpacked them, and haven't had any trouble, though I admit that I don't usually work in a wet environment. Your mileage may vary. * My biggest complaint is that the top two lace eyelets are strangely abrasive. The boots come with two pairs of laces, which is nice (though of different lengths - a bit odd), but the laces wear pretty quickly on the eyelets. Still, if those are my biggest complaints with everything else I like about them it's difficult to feel that I'm not still winning. A note about sizing: I bought the Women's size 13. I normally wear a size 12 (e.g., NW Tatiana for those who know them), but I got a size up a) because one often needs a slightly larger show in flats, and b) because I always wear two pairs of socks (or very thick socks) in work boots. The fit is excellent for me, so I would think that at least the claims of the women's sizes are likely to be pretty accurate.

I bought a pair of these two years ago but this is totally different material that’s why I returned this don’t like nothing

Super study, comfortable, and durable work boots for the price! Definitely water/liquid proof and are good for working in any weather. Can’t beat the price for quality and a pair can last you 1+ years with heavy daily work wear.

Extremely lightweight for being a steel toed shoe. Always expect to put an insert in and this was no exception. You really can’t go wrong with these, especially considering the price. I’ve also recommended these to people offline. Edited to add: after a few more days of wearing, I suggest ordering a half size larger than normal. I felt the toe box way too much after a few days. I ordered half size up and while the boot got wider the toe box did not so I have had to return the second pair, tossing out the first. I will try again as a coworker had a better experience with his pair, black while mine are tan.

This is like new technology for me. I’ve grown accustomed to heavy and stiff work boots. These are comparatively very lightweight and flexible, yet still supportive. I’ve worn them twice now for about seven hours of intense yard work. Good fit, remained comfortable. The last two lace braces aren’t hooks even though they appear that way in the photos; they’re really just more holes. I would have preferred hooks but they’re still fairly easy to get into and out of. Even though they’re flexible, they still give good support to prevent ankle twisting. I’ll revisit this review to comment on how well they hold up.