GEORGIA BOOT Men's Wedge Steel Toe Work Boot

The outsole of these boots a poor quality to be honest, that is all my complain

I work on concrete floors in a manufacturing plant. These are comfortable, solid, and the leather is thick and feel like good quality. Would be cool if they made this style in black.

Steel toe not properly installed on the left boot digs into my foot. The right boot no problems with the steel toe.

Comfortable out of the box, clean looking and durable. Needed a boot I could be in the field and in the office with without having to change boots and these fit that role perfectly. Very little if any break in time required and my feet no longer hurt at the end of the day like my other brand boots would do to me. Georgia Boots from here on out for me. After you buy Georgia Boots, you’ll feel the same way.

I'm at about one year in. I average some 5 miles a day, which puts me just over 1,000 miles on these boots. I feel like the insole has held up well, and only on particularly long days do my feet really get sore. The leather seems to hold up reasonably well, as they've only a few scars at the toe and a few scratches elsewhere. Soles haven't caused any problems, but I'm mostly on concrete. With my current mileage and the surfaces I typically come into contact with, tread is still looking pretty good and gripping reasonably well. As for problems, the stitching on the inside of the heels is a nightmare. In colder temp I'm fine if I double sock, but once it gets hot enough for my feet to sweat I always get irritation from the stitching! Following recommendations from friends and coworkers, I've tried different lacing patterns and adjusting the tightness of my tie...all to no real avail. So, I've been stuck with double socking year-round and putting up with the irritation in the summer. All in all, they are pretty solid boots. I can't say for certain if I'd buy em again due to the heel issues, maybe I should've run through a dozen or so pairs at the boot store. But, if the stitching feels like it could be problem. Just say pass.

Look great ,feel good while walking but seem to need a little padding up the back where your heel rubs but may just be my feet LOL trying to get them broken in .3ed pair .

Some boots feel comfortable right out of the box. Not these. Very stiff. But after oiling twice to nearly soaking each time with RedWing's All Natural Boot Oil, they loosened right up and feel much better. I also replaced the laces with quality Taslan laces for durability. I wear these boots welding all day on my shop's concrete floor. Still comfortable at day's end. I really like the non-skid sole. Regular wedge soles are very slippery on wet, but these grip well. I've only worn these 3 months. But I hope they'll last several years since I only wear them indoors and will keep them oiled.

8th pair now. Tried all the others to include Red Wing. Even gave up a 150$ work place boot voucher to buy my latest pair. Long Lasting Comfortable Boots. Well worth the money.

When I first got these boots they were great and super comfortable..... buuuuuut that doesn’t last long, at about 5 months they started to feel like you’re just walking on concrete. I do hvac so I’m constantly walking football field distances on roofs and working from ladders so if you’re actually someone who walks and stands all day Id go with something else.

I work in the construction industry have more georgia boots for 10 years Very well made and once they are broken after a couple of weeks they get more comfortable as time goes by