FREE SOLDIERWaterproof Hiking Work Boots Men's Tactical Boots 6 Inches Lightweight Military Boots Breathable Desert Boots

This is a really comfortable boot, well made and lightweight. I would suggest this company to anyone who's looking for a well made shoe for the outdoors. I work outside and this is a reliable comfortable boot. Price point is good too. A lot of folks are in a race to take off their shoes after being on the job, this shoe is comfortable all day. I catch my self still wearing this shoe even after the job.

Utterly fantastic! Lightweight, cushion and comfortable, and cooler thank work boots they don't squeak like some work boots. I was looking for a 12, or 12.5. I got 13. slightly spacious, added additional insert, way more cushioning and comfort. Thank you for the great deal!

Very light weight, very comfortable, they’re NOT waterproof. Maybe water resistant, but def not proof lol.For $60 you can’t complain. I can’t speak on the longevity of these boots.

Love how cool and comfortable these are. It's easy to find heavy, warm, waterproof work boots, but boy are those kind hot in summer! Not so easy to find durable, comfortable work boots that are cooler/breathable in warm weather. These fit the bill, and price is great. i'm on my second pair, wear them almost daily, and will do a third when these are too beat up to go on.

I purchased these boots because I wanted a pair of more lightweight and cooler wearing shoes than my other regular hiking boots (Merrell & Hi-Tec mid-tops). I wanted to use these while riding my motorcycle and doing some exploring this summer in the southern Arizona deserts (and yes, I live here & know the heat). I ended up returning these, but here are the pros and cons as I saw them:Pros:- Look nice.- Are lightweight.- The length fit true to size and was fine.Cons:- While the length was good, the rest of the boot was incredibly loose on my feet. It was as though they used the same last for the padded and unpadded versions of these boots, instead of reducing the size of the unpadded ones to accommodate for the volume of the missing padding. I added two additional insoles which sort of filled up the boot and kept my feet from floating around in there, but that still left an oversized shaft from the ankle up with no way to correct that. I could have tried using really thick socks, but that would have defeated the purpose of buying a lightweight, cool boot in the first place. The only other solution was to tighten the laces as much as possible, but even with the two sides drawn tight across the tongue and touching, my leg was still a bit loose in the shaft and would probably have led to discomfort after even short walks.- The boots were supposed to be breathable, but while unlined with padding they did have a sort of rubberized coating on the inside so I don't think they would breathe that well.I think the "thin fabric" unlined boot is a great idea, but I just don't think it was executed very well in this instance. In the end I decided to go with a different lightweight "tactical" boot.

Light, comfortable, and stayed waterproof for almost a year, which for me is a record with leather boots.

Got this pair before the 4th and they're so uncomfortable.The metal o ring inside the left boot on the lefthand side rubs on the bone. I worked a 12 hour day and I swear I won't be wearing that again 😂

These boots support my ankles very well while walking long distances or rough terrain. I used them for a prolonged tour of Scotland and Ireland and never had sore feet. I also use them on the track at the track at the gym because they don't scuff.