Thorogood Thoro-Flex 6” Slip On Composite Toe Work Boots for Men - Premium Leather with Slip-Resistant Outsole and Scuff-Free Translucent Bottom; EH Rated

Most comfortable boot that I’ve bought. The slip on style is very convenient, especially when in a rush. Style is very nice. The boots keep your feet dry. Had them for over a year and still keeps the arch. Someone who walks on concrete all day, that’s a huge plus. I would recommend the wider option for better fit.

Really great boots! Big toe box, they can be easily slipped on & off without bending down - but they do have pull straps front & back, plus the finish is stylish & very durable. They've handled all manner of muck without marring, don't squeak, & won't mark the floor. They're just way cool!

I like how nice looking they are and for the most part are fairly comfortable. The negative might not be a negative. The opening is big and my ankles aren't that big. But may be big so your foot can slip on easy??!! And the other would be where the safety toe is kinda narrow on top so when walking it just barely touches. Which can be annoying every now and than when you feel/ think about it.

Excellent quality with all day comfort! I’m on my feet for 12 hours a day and these Thorogood boots are the most comfortable and durable boots I have ever had with a great price point to boot! I’ve had Ariat,Justin,and Red Wing which are all good products but not all day comfort like these Thorogoods!

I really wanted to like these shoes and gave them a chance for 2 months. First problem is the size isn’t correct. They fit about a size too big so I had to add extra thick insoles to take up some space. That was ok for a week and then they stretched out and were sloppy again. Second problem is the sole started to separate from the leather upper after just 5 weeks. I would not recommend these for anyone who works for a living. Complete waste of time and money.

Only have tried on and did a little bit of work in my garage. Within the first 45 minutes I managed to roll/twist my ankle 3 times - one of which caught me so off guard I actually fell to the ground. These are as comfortable as I was expecting out of the box but they are extremely loose around my ankle and heel. This was the direct cause of me rolling/twisting my ankle. I’m a bit nervous about wearing them to work when I return after my 4 days off because of this looseness. Everywhere else the fit seems great - that being said I am not used to wearing slip-on high-ankled boots. I have worn slip-on low ankle (redwing) boots for about 7 years which were discontinued which is why I’m giving these a shot. We’ll see if my ankles survive. I will update and re-evaluate and edit my review as necessary - 3-4 stars as of now.

My Thorogood’s and Red Wings have held up better than any other brand. I just bought these but they seem to be exactly what I was looking for. My Thorogood American Heritage 8” lace ups have been the best pair of boots i’ve owned. I keep my boots through a couple of sole replacements before I buy a new pair. Had them since June of ‘13 and they are still stout. Wore them every day ‘til about 3 years ago when I started switching them out every other day. On my 3rd set of soles. Hard soles are not practical or comfortable being on concrete all day. Using various chemicals to clean and resurface VCT and other flooring in the facility I work in, these boots have held up well. I bought a pair of Duluth Grindtone pull ons about 3 years ago and switched every other day with my lace ups. The Duluth Grindstone lasted about six months before the seams and toe cap began ripping loose and finally blew out. Replaced them with a pair of Worx 6” pull ons that lasted about a year before they blew out. These Thorogood pull ons are much better quality and way more comfortable. I highly recommend spending the extra money for these if you’re on your feet all day.

The boot itself is high quality with good leather but the boot was u comfortable and gave me many blisters. Ive worn more comfortable and more affordable boots from other brands. Would not recommend.