Work Boots for Men Soft Toe – 6inch Leather Boots for Construction Rubber Sole Working botas de trabajo para hombre, “Tank” Workboots

4/23/25 I’ve been looking for a more durable boot to replace my worn Nortiv hiking boots for yard work and general outdoor use. I loved those boots. I am normally a size 12, but they had some extra room, I’d say about a half inch of room. A little sloppy for my liking, but these in a 11 fit nice and snug. So check your size. The leather seems to be really nice and durable, it marks easily so we’ll see how that lasts over time. I am starting to really like these. 11/30/25 After 7 months of outdoor use, I still love these boots. They’re very comfy and have held up very well so far. However, if you’re working in snowy conditions, I would probably consider other choices. These are pretty slippery in the snow and slush. Such as on paved driveways (especially), sidewalks and concrete patios. Definitely take your time with your steps, these don’t grip very well in those conditions. But still manageable. I will keep using and wearing these boots until they fall apart. Cleaned up for fall photos, they also look really good. They appear to be water resistant enough where snow/melted snow/slush doesn’t come through the boot at all, my feet also stay dry and it’s insulated enough to keep them warm and not freeze your toes. 7/12/2026 Just over a year with these boots and I still love them. They’ve been through mulching, grass cutting, and now recently while using my chainsaw to cut up a big tree. I spilled a bit of pre mixed chainsaw fuel and 50:1 gas/oil mix without wiping it but these have held up over the year. The leather on the toe is dense and formed enough to not really have an impact on my toes when a 3 inch dead log fell on it, despite being a soft toe boot. I still felt it, but wasn’t painful. I haven’t experienced the laces falling apart yet as I barely tie them, I just slip my foot inside and out. The sole of the boots are still slippery when even walking over wet ground (from a hose for example), so I would not use these in wet weather unless you want an accident. I still recommend these, highly. It’s just a really great overall work boot!

Great value boot. Purchased them when the budget was a little tight, and they've served me well working around the farm. Reasonably comfortable, even when worn all day. Make sure to buy some extra laces, since they chew them up pretty quickly. The leather upper, sole, and hardware of the actual boot have been sturdy. Not really sure about slip resistance, and the waterproofing is ok. Weight is also ok, middle of the pack. Size runs true. If you're looking for a pretty average work boot at a good price, this is a good option. However, you can definitely get a much better work boot if it's in your budget.

I'm retired, and as such, no longer stand on concrete all day for 12+hours. I also no longer require expensive work boots with steel toes. I have a small shop where I work with wood instead of steel. I was in need of leather boots that offer some protection for my toes, and ankle support. I wanted them to be leather and lace up, unlike the slip on steel toes I was using. I also wanted them to be attractive. I saw these for under $60, and decided to give them a try. Here are my findings... 1. They are indeed made of leather. The sides, toes, and upper are real leather. 2. They provide really good grip on sawdust dusted concrete. 3. They provide a bit of protection across the toes by adding an additional toe cup under the outer leather. It can be pressed in some with your thumb, but it's going to need a heavy impact to hurt your toes. 4. There is room to wiggle your toes. 5. The provided insoles could be better, but the addition of a pair of good gel insoles makes them better. Since I didn't remove the original insoles when I added the gel insoles, a little bit of the room I had in the toes was made less. Still, I have wiggle room. 6. They look like the more expensive boots, at a fraction of the cost, so if boots are nothing more than a fashion statement to you, these will work well. 7. The laces provided don't feel like they'll last long, but that's easy to remedy. I'm replacing mine with leather laces. 8. I've read complaints about them not being waterproof. Leather isn't naturally waterproof, and will require care. I've treated mine with mink oil right out of the box, like I've done with all my past leather boots. It protects the leather from water and keeps it from drying out and cracking. I suggest this to any leather boot buyer. 9. They've got some weight, but that's because of the leather. Those that complained that they feel heavy must not have ever owned leather workbooks. But...they're much lighter than steel toes boots. Overall, they're what I expected them to be at the pricepoint...a decent pair of leather boots that I expect Timo last a year or so. If they last longer, I'll be pleasantly surprised. I've paid over $300 for workboots that have lasted over 5 years, so doing the math, one year is my expectation. So far, I'm happy with them.

1 year review. Buy these boots. I'm a boots in the field contractor and wear these everyday to work. They are comfortable right out of the box and stay that way. Those Redwings, Keenes, etc I've had to 'break' in for all those years can go kick rocks. After 1 year of hard use I am very happy with the durability of these boots. No tears, loose eye holes/ hooks or soles coming off. Tread wear has been good. I'll buy another pair when these wear out for sure. See pics after 1 year

I’m on my 4th pair of these boots. I’ve been in the construction industry for over 10 years and tried many brands and many styles of boots. With that said I’ve been wearing these for the last 4 years almost every day. I’ll never buy anything else because for the price and for the comfort there is no better option. As long as these stay affordable I’ll buy them forever. Don’t waste your time and money on all the expensive name brands. These are just as good. I’ve purchased these boots as gifts for my other buddies in the trades and they say the same thing. Everybody loves them.

I like boots. Sometimes I wear boots when I don't need to. Like if I'm going to the grocery store. But I feel like if I throw my carhartt jacket on then nikes just won't cut it. I think of it like a woman and her purse(s): Yes she can use that same old everyday purse but if she is wearing something nice then she wants to carry a nice purse. See where I'm going? So I needed some boots. I looked at all the top brands and had essentially resigned myself to the fact that I was going to get a pair of Irish Setters but the price just left me slightly ill. I could afford them yeah but like I explain to my 11 year old son and his desire for $200+ jordans: "you might as well take hundred dollar bills, tape them to the bottom of your feet, and then walk around". Perspective, we all need it from time to time. Then one day I hopped on my amazon app and lo and behold there were boots on the home page (Big brother was obviously listening because I hadn't searched for them). I perused a few sets but the last thing I wanted to do was buy cheap boots. I mean I can go to walmart and buy $50 boots if I wanted cheap boots. I came upon the ever boots and started reading reviews. I read so many reviews you would have thought I was doing research on the location of the Ark of the Covenant. I was convinced. These cheap boots were worth the risk but I still had anxiety. Would they fit? What if they weren't what they seemed? If they are bad how can I justify my purchase to my wife? I could have bought her another purse after all. But let me tell you. They are worth it. I received the boots today and HOLY COW am I impressed. They fit well, albeit slightly large. I wear a 10.5 and could probably have gone with a 10. But as a guy I like things to be roomy in certain areas, amirite? So no complaints there. The fit and finish seems far beyond any cheap walmart boots and much more comfortable. I can't speak to the long term durability but lets face it, you want to buy these today...and so did I. For $58 I'm willing to risk the long term durability but judging from the review I don't think there's too much to worry about in that department. So fear not men. Buy these cheap boots and then laugh at your buddies who spent a couple hundred on their wolverines. Then go and buy your wife another purse with the money you saved.

Not sure what "soft in the toe means" toe is hard and toe box is tight. Overall I like. Not sure uf really water proof. I find 99% of what I buy is water resistant, at best

My son is in construction and I bought him these and he loves them! I got a wide for him and he says they are really comfortable. They are slip resistant and said he would definitely recommend.

I am on my feet 10 hours a day on hard floors and these boots are comfortable, durable, sturdy and not too bulky. The price is good, I have been wearing them everyday for a few months and they are one of the best work boots I’ve ever had

Me gustaron mucho de muy buena calidad y muy cómodas, lo único es que si se sienten un poco pesadas y toscas, pero con el uso se irán adaptando, pero si protegen bastante

These boots are fantastic & easily in the category of purchase again & recommend them to friends/co-workers whether they ask or not they are that good. I work with oil a lot of oil most boots even resistant ones seemingly melt or vulcanized to the point of failure within 6 months of first exposure. These boots have lasted more than a year and are still solid. They fit well, breathe solid and the stitching is exceptional. My 1 complaint is the inclusion of the interrupted speed loops. Speed loops by definition are to be the top 2-4 fasteners that lace off a boot. Not 2 sets of speed loops followed by a lace eye... So annoying.

Quality item, small break in period, very comfortable afterwards. Leather oils up nicely, true these are not waterproof boots, good for causal wear, and interior work where safety boots are not necessary. I would buy again.

Perfect farm boots. Been wearing almost every day for 5 months and counting. Comfortable, good ankle support, great grip, lightweight but not flimsy. Stood up all season to fertilizer and grain dust, seed treatment, and chemical. At 1/3 the price of my regular work boots will buy more and wear these on the farm for years to come. Laces didn't last long but nobody's do anymore, just add kevlar laces.