UloguSafety Shoes for Men Steel Toe Trainers Lightweight Work Shoes Women Breathable Industrial Sneakers

After having the shoe for 2+ months now- i can say they are worth the price. They are very comfortable and look good to, just like usual shoes. They are quite flexible underneath which is both good and bad, as they dont prive much support for flexing but also allow you to move freely, personally i prefer them this way. The grip is good. But the main point is the steel toe cap which is great, apart from being slightly heavy at the front (not noticable when wearing).My one issue is the farbic slightly wearing and fraying at the front from where i have kicked things. Apart from that they are great

Item arrived on time, trainer fitted lovely, comfortable

For the price, its hard to complain about these shoes, in fact, I had lower expectations than what I actually received. The shoe is comfortable and fits well, easy to put on and take off, yet feel like they aren’t going anywhere when being worn. They look lightweight but they are quite heavy if you’re on your feet all day but obviously with safety shoes that should be expected. Quality seems good, the base of the shoe feels strong and durable, but again for the price its hard to expect anymore than what you get. If i can get 8 months out if these which so far im feeling confident, i’ll be happy!Only downside is working outdoors with these, I know these aren’t advertised as water resistant but they aren’t water resistant in the slightest, with the slightest of rain falls these shoes soak up moisture like a sponge, and take a while to dry out. So on this basis i’ll only being using them in the summer or when working indoors. Again for the money, it is what it is, I’m still satisfied

I barely wore these shoes, but thought I'd give them a go in the heat as they are so light. However, the top of the shoe is far too flexible, like a ballet slipper, and the sole of the shoe is also far too flexible, giving no support and bending with just the effot of one finger.Sadly for me, I tripped and fell down a low wall, only a couple of feet. The bendy sole and upper, combined with the rigid steel toe, meant that my foot couldn't bend at the toe like it naturally would, and there was no support in the shoe itself, so my foot snapped in half, breaking six bones across the middle. I'm now in a cast and on crutches for 8 weeks because these shoes are not fit for purpose and are in fact a serious hazard to your health. If you have some, I'd advise returning them or throwing them away.

These trainers have huge pros and huge cons.I've owned two pairs in succession now so hopefully I am more than qualified to review these...I first bought them because the heavier duty boots I had through work were making my feet sweat far too much and the boots themselves were just really heavy to be wearing all day. No such issues with these trainers. Comfort-wise, they feel amazing: incredibly lightweight, breathable (very little sweat build-up vs my nightmares with the boots), and they look good. Being able to drive in them is a bonus too as changing between trainers and safety boots at work becomes a pain.However, there are just as many cons to these safety trainers. I have had two pairs now and they tend to only last 4-6 months. Whereas regular safety boots tend to keep going until they split or the inside heel/ankle padding burns out, these trainers wear out FAST in different ways.First of all, the sole burns out incredibly quickly and becomes thin far faster than you'd expect. It rapidly gets to the point where walking over uneven ground or treading on stones is painful because you can feel these things right through the bottom of the sole pressing into your foot. They certainly don't have proper safety soles and I can imagine a sharp object piercing the bottom with no issue.Secondly, the insoles on mine wore out incredibly quickly with craters and holes appearing. I've had to put many sets of replacement insoles inside.Thirdly, the inside-top has wore out on my current pair, so that the edges of the toe protectors are sticking into the trainer and rubbing against the top of my big toe(s)! And I'm not sure they are metal either; more a hard plastic...Lastly, they obviously aren't waterproof. I've been unloading lorries in the yard at work in rainstorms and ended up with my feet completely soaked for the rest of the day. This is, however, an obvious trait given the material so I'm not exactly disappointed when I knew what I was buying.I now need a third pair but I don't think I will be buying more of these. If they weren't so expensive then I wouldn't mind constantly buying them because my feet are in a much better place vs the sweaty nightmare that they endured with proper workboots. But I can't justify £40 (price at time of reviewing) every 4-6 months when a product should be lasting far longer for that money. It's not as if these are a known brand - just some weird name with bizarre generic "Fashion" and "Sport" tags attached to the trainers.In summary:Pros: very comfortable (when brand-new!), lightweightCons: wear out VERY quickly, expensive, possibly not that safe either.Bear in mind that I work full-time in a warehouse, on my feet all day from 7-5 (give or take). If you don't move about so much or don't need safety boots/trainers for such involved jobs, then they would probably last longer and so the pros I detailed might well outweigh the cons.

Very good and looks nice very comfortable to use.

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I loved the shoe. Did an incredible job. It's beautiful, comfortable, perfect for my foot. The only thing is that I haven't used it for 4 weeks straight because I started working, then stopped and restarted last week. And it's already I. Possible to wear the shoe. The forró that protects the front toecap has already been damaged and can no longer be used. Even protecting his toes with electrical tape he still hurts his feet. In the end money wasted.