Servus by Honeywell mens Black - Steel Toe

Well made. Comfortable. Good price. What more can you ask.

I'm in heavy construction and we are constantly in water,mud, plus pouring concrete, and these have held up well for the 6 months I've had them so far. No problems and they're pretty comfortable. Couldn't ask for more

This product works to protect the foot against water intruding from floods. The price makes sense since these shoes come smelling extremely processed, and not in a good way. The material is thick and the style isn't very good but it does its job. The boot has a medium quality about it and came in the correct size.

I'm only remembering to write a review about these because I keep refreshing the page to see if my size (9) is back in stock yet. I've already bought two pairs, and I really want a third of these boots, specifically.I got these on the recommendation of someone on YouTube, who said that these are the cheapest boots she wears, but also the most durable for the price. As someone with wide calves and wider feet, these have worked great for me. They last for about a year, which is better than any other pair of $20 shoes I've ever owned. With all the bending and kneeling I do, mine crack by the toes (once on the soles and once on the top). If you're not bending them, they probably last longer.They run a bit large, but I consider that an asset. It gives me more room to wear thicker socks, which keeps my feet warm in cold weather and keeps them from being too sweaty in the summer. Because the calves are also wide, it takes no time for me to slide these on, even when I'm wearing thick jeans or baggy pajamas. I prop open the door to the chicken coop with a brick, and the steel toe lets me kick it around without hurting my feet. The steel toe is also placed well enough that I forget it's there until I kick something or need to kneel.

I own two pairs of these boots. These are a great item, easy to put on and easy to take off. The thick rubber is great protection against snake bites, if you happen to be in one of those work environments. My only real recommendation for any future purchasers is to also obtain a pair of knee-high socks. The tops of the boots will rub against the calf region of the leg and will remove skin. As I write this out I'm looking at my battle wounds from last weekend. It is possible to bend the top of the boot down into a cuff-like configuration. This works, but honestly I advise to get the knee-high socks. If you're already in a situation that you need a pair of boots like this, then it's no fashion show, so no worries about any jokes from colleagues. It's a binary choice, and I think it's better to absorb a few laughs at your expense rather than deal with the inevitable rubbed-raw wounds that occur with this product. All that being said, final assessment is that this is a great boot that is consistently dependable and well-made.

I bought this same brand 10 years ago and they worked fine. This pair is also good quality, but they must have changed the mold because this pair is a lot rougher on my feet, causing thick calluses where the last pair did not. Now I perform a monthly ritual of sanding my calluses down.

I've had mine for over 2 years and use them every weekend and sometimes throughout the week. I'm pretty rough on them. They are a little big so you might get callouses, I put in some inserts after year 2 because I started using them for work and I walk like 8 miles a day in them for work. I've gotten no real tread loss that I can tell and no cuts or anything. These work great for keeping out the rain and dirt if you're on a ranch type land.CONS: They get HOT! If you're in the rain just go into a puddle for a minute and you'll cool off real quick. But in the summer or in the dirt and no puddles then you are going to sweat in them and you'll need to leave them out to dry a bit because they'll start to stink. That fades away relatively quick though.Overall for the price these are an amazing deal! These would be an amazing deal if they were $100 they work just as good as others at that price. I haven't checked but if they make normal boots I'd want to check them out. Just get them already!

Steel toes in a durable, reasonably lightweight and waterproof boot. I found these easy to slip on and off. I bought them mainly for pairing with a hazmat suit for an attic insulation and electrical project. Much more durable than calf-length Tyvek boots and more multipurpose as well. 3 pairs of those buys one pair of these, and I'll get way more use out of these Servus Comfort boots when this project is done. Yes, I see there is some minor flashing on the seams from the production process, but the fashion police haven't caught me yetI