Ad Tec Men's 9" Super Logger Steel Toe Leather Work Boots | Oil Resistant Lug Sole

UpdateAfter breaking these boots in the fit is very comfortable even in the one that once wasn't these are my go to boots since I've broken them in actually buying another pair just to have as a back up such as when one pair is wet from irrigation at the garden center or stepping in a deep puddleOriginal post- Firstly I would like to say that I go through 2-4 pairs of boots a year and I was impressed when I opened these at how good the quality of their construction is.They are an uninsulated workboot so there is no padding inside which I found perfect because padding material wears out and makes most boots too uncomfortable to wear... My only issue is that the left boot I received feels like the steel toe guard is smaller then the right boot almost like it's been crushed on something. It's bearable for short periods but it rubs right on the knickle of my big toe Making these unwearable for workI would give a poor review on that but based off of how comfortable the right boot is I think this was just a random error and the construction of the boots overall along with affordability warrants a higher ratingI will be trying to find these without steel toe for light duty work

i usually go for the walmart work boots they usually last about 4 months in my line of work roofing usually the shoelaces rip then they are super uncomfortable an blown at this point. These boots have lasted me 7 month i believe and will do more. These are definitely quality real leather n rubber impressive shoelaces, and worth the extra 20 or 30 bucks. id spend more for these if i had too just over their comfort on the feet.

I owned these boots for approximately 3 months. Threw them away 2 weeks ago. Wore them for work in the construction industry. Daily wear would not break them in. The steel toe was too tight. The soles broke down and came apart. By the end of the day my feet hurt tremendously. I actually took them off just so I could drive home and walk to the house. Not a good choice for a big guy with big feet.

I like these boots but the quality was a lot less than I expected for the price. No real leather structure to the top very thin, and there is no lining to the inside at all. Paid 80 bucks for these and would have been more impressed with a 50 dollar max. All in all not a bad boot but typical Chinese quality. They do seem to fit well and the sole is a little padded, we’ll see how they last.

So far they are good in machine shop environment . Lighter weight then other loggers and they feel broken in on day 1 . Work 12 hour days and stopped feet from hurting . Knees feel better also

Nice boots for the money. Fit it true to size. Use your normal Brannock sizing when ordering. Build quality is on point with other top brands. The only issue is that they’re very slippery on wet surfaces, such as concrete or tile floors. Many other boots are not slippery on the same type of surfaces. I would only recommend wearing them outdoors in a field, in a forest, or in the dirt. If you have to go from outdoors to indoors such as an office, I would recommend another style boot. But if your job primarily outdoors, you should be fine.

I have worn similar boots of more expensive brands for years. I purchased these two months ago, and figured I would give them a try.I work in a warehouse, where my track record on life expectancy for footwear is about six months at the maximum, so far. Two months in, and these seem to be holding up well. No issues with loose stitching yet, or punctures / penetrating lacerations to the leather. The leather on the toe portion has held up well against abraisons and scuffs, and has not exposed the metal of the steel toe yet.I have narrow ankles, and have had some challenges with fit in the uppers / higher lacing on other brands, having a little room left over for shifting and rubbing. These fit wonderfully, and snug, right up to the knot.To sum it up: Quality seems acceptable, fit if you have smaller or narrow ankles is great, bigger ankles should be just fine, price is good, and durability seems deascent (so far).

I got the boots quickly. I liked the style, and the logger heel wasn't ridiculously tall. The leather was soft, but seemed a bit on the thin side. Steel toe felt good around the toes. The construction seemed good. I would immediately replace the insoles.Now, the big issue was as soon as I laced them up I noticed that the inside top corner of the right boot right above the top eyelet had messed up stitches. Not just the thread was cut, but it looked as if the pieces had been miscut and then stitched, but the stitches had no leather to hold. The top collar and edge were coming apart. I returned the boots and I am trying my luck with some Justin's originalsThe price was good, but quality control seems suspect. Buy if you're alright with a possible return.