ReebokWork Men's RB1061 Beamer Safety Toe Seamless Athletic Work Shoe Black & Red Trim

I wanted to wait a few weeks before I wrote a review. Well everyone else is right that they fit as expected. The last pair of Reebok work shoes (the Leelap) I ordered had to be ordered a full size down from my normal size and only lasted about 7 months before the soles started to separate and the inside where your heal rubs fell apart. I was a little reluctant buying Reebok's again, but going on the reviews I have to say that I'm impressed with the construction versus my last pair. I did have to add insoles after the first day, but that might just be me. I always use the the expensive Dr. Schols insoles. The ones you use the machine to analyze your foots pressure points. All in all they are a lot more comfortable then my last pair and more comfortable and lighter then normal boots.

I bought these in hopes of not having to wear my heavier and hot boots everyday. I work inside in a production plant where it can get warm even in winter months. The first day the where uncomfortable but as the day went on, the better they got. After the second day they where starting to get really comfortable. I've had them for a few weeks now and the only complaint I have is that the laces are about 3 inches too short so they're hard to tie. Other than that they are worth the money. Easy to wear for 12 hours a day, lite, and keep feet temps down. Awesome product.

The only dislike with these is it tends to tear behind the heal. This is my second pair and it did it again. Same place.

I work retail and have to wear steal toes :/ but I will say I walk over 10,000 steps pulling twisting bending and after you break these in they’re amazing truly a 5 start rating and I usually don’t rate anything haha. 5 stars, break them in 4.25 stars prebroken in. Fit is good I bought a 10.5 and I have maybe a thumb (sideways) to the end it’s a good fit. The color is nice to keeps me looking different from the rest of the boring boot steel toes around me. I would say this, I work retail it’s perfect for something like that, I cannot speak for a full warehouse setting that is not what I do for work so I cannot speak to that. If you work outside and you’re going to get muddy, either wear high top socks or find a high top shoe this ones not for you. I have an arch foot and this show surprisingly doesn’t bother me, now that’s me and I’m weird and you’re you and you’re different so I shrug.

*Updating my review: Would NOT purchase again. Was not made by Reebok. Fell apart within 4 months of purchase.If you wear Nike, order this shoe up half a size.Ample room in the toe for being a D width.Comfortable.Noticeable arch support.An actual insole.Non-marking.Took about two 8hr shifts to break in.I’m a janitor so my review might not compare to what others have put these through, but so far no complaints.

Don't buy these shoes. They fit well, are comfortable and give good support, BUT the soles come off in a few months!!! This is the second pair that I have had. I really liked the first pair but after about 8 months the sole started to come off the main part. I only wear them on the weekends doing normal chores, I used "Shoe Goo" and clamps to reattach the sole, but it is hard to do and looks bad. I still keep them for grunge work. The shoes were so comfortable I thought I would give Reebok another chance. I just got them in June 2017 and 5 weeks later the soles are starting to come off. I have missed the return date by 2 days!!! Aggggggg! Reebok should be ashamed. One bad pair I could chalk up to a fluke, but two bad pairs in two years..well that is just crappy quality. Look for another brand.

Pros:I normally get strong static shocks during the winter months, but these shoes have reduced the shocks dramatically.They look good with a nice finish.Cons:Shoes feel heavy to walk in.Not enough room for the toes.The soles are heavy and stiff. Not very comfortable to wear all day. (I've only had them for a couple of weeks, so hopefully they will break in better over time.)Not enough room to add inserts for comfort. (Do not remove the original inserts because they are important for ESD.)

I have to wear composite or steel toe shoes for work anywhere from 5-7 days in a week, and as many as 84 hours in a week. I originally got a pair of Caterpillar shoes. They were super narrow and made my feet hurt so bad I could barely stand (still recovering, to a degree). These shoes were a God send. They fit great and the more I get used to having the composite toe the closer I get to actually preferring these over my normal shoes. Definitely worth the money. Highly recommend.UPDATE: I've had these shoes for a year and they are now the only shoes I wear. They are comfortable and I don't even notice the composite toe. The *only* issue I have had is slight wear on the toe and 3 days ago the lace on my right shoe "shed" about 6" of the outer covering. Trying to find out which laces came with the shoes so I can order exact replacements.