NORTIV 8 Men's Waterproof Work Military Tactical Boots Rubber Toe Leather Outdoor Hiking Motorcycle Combat Boots

I’m very impressed! I have worn a few brands of mostly combat boots and HyTech hikers so I may be comparing dump trucks to Ferrari here. These fit my flat feet very comfortably! I’m thinking of getting a second pair for casual wear as the pair I ordered will be worn by me for field work. Maybe even a 3rd for duty wear. Out of the box I was immediately impressed with the look and light weight. The seams are well glued and show no signs of separating. The sole offers great cushion and aggressive traction. I think the quality surpasses the price and very well may give popular brands a run for their money!

My husband loved them for ease on and off zipper. Good traction, they were perfect for his needed ankle support and comfort for driving semi truck. He had me order a second pair in case they were discontinued. Sadly he passed so I donated the unused pair.

I couldn't be happier with these boots. They are well-made and sturdy. I wear them every day when tending to the yard and garden. They are very comfortable and provide ample support for the ankles. I recommend these boots and I will buy them again.

I just got this boot, and have only worn them a few times, so I cannot comment on their durability over the long term, however...The fit is just about spot on IMHO. In US military boots, I wear a 10.5W, and in Euro I usually wear a 44, and I ordered a size 11 US/44.5 Euro in these boots and they fit well. If one wants to wear thick socks, however, I'd recommend sizing up.These have what appears to be a neoprene lining, even on the insole, so they should be quite water resistant. The inserts/insoles are decent and comfortable. The laces are quality (550 cord?).The boots I received had no flaws in materials or stitching, and look to be very well made. They are lightweight for this style of tactical boot. The toes look awkward somewhat but I believe will prevent wear to the toe cap leather area.I like the color, it's kind of a Ranger green or sage green throughout. A muted green-gray, not really "Army Green" (I think of army green as more olive).For $40 this is a worthwhile boot and I'm glad I bought them.

For the price, I’m super impressed with the construction, material, fit, finish, and quality. Using these for duty wear as an EMT. The boots feel substantive, provides nice support for ankles and day-long wear and at the same has enough flexibility so I don’t feel like I’m walking around in blocks of concrete. Haven’t tried in rain or snow yet but the rubber soles have nice grip on pavement and grass. I’d recommend! Will come back to update if anything changes.

Might be my 2nd favorite pair of boots I've ever owned! The fit is perfect, I'm an 11 and they couldn't fit better. They are comfortable and feel very secure around my feet and ankles. Haven't tested out the waterproof abilities but overall I highly recommend these boots.

I love nortiv8. They are priced right and comfortable. I do use insoles because I walk about 8 miles a day, but for most folks these will be fine. Every pair of Nortiv8 I have ever purchased(which is a lot over the years) that claim to be waterproof are and stay that way until I wear the soles slick. I usually get about 400-500 miles out of a pair, mostly walking on grass. Yes, I meter my daily steps. Only the cheapest of the cheap nortiv8’s are no good. But I’ve found any pair from $40 and up are well worth it.

I honestly was hoping for some comfort in wearing this boot but one eight hour wear and i have decide i have to return this boot,it too uncomfortable and it makes my feet hurt like hell.