Review on Unbreakable yet Lightweight: Slip Resistant Construction Shoes by SUADEX by Dinero Bentz

I won't go into details as I work in the construction industry I was quite skeptical about this shoe. Now that I've been wearing them for about two weeks, I think I can point out a few things that people would be interested in. First, the steel toe, when I wear these shoes, the steel toe seems to be already bent. down (out of the box) which made me quite uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time. I deduct a star for that. Second, they're light and well-ventilated, but if you're working in soft mud or sand, that ventilation allows your shoes to fill with the sand. I'm not deducting a star for this because it's personal. Third, they slip on the shoe but need to be tied to hold them in place. The eyelet design for this shoe seems very flimsy so I might not tie them properly for fear of tearing off the eyelets. I was going to take 2 stars off my overall rating but given the failure the manufacturer has a good idea that they incorporated into their shoes. They have a tab on the heel of the shoe where you can press on the back of the shoe and use that tab for easy removal (perfect for when you need to take your shoes on and off to enter a new house or something). ), hence only one star deducted. Fourth, I think these shoes should be "impenetrable" but the shoes I received are not. While walking around the workplace I stepped on a nail sticking out of the 2X4 and it went through the sole of the shoe. Luckily I stopped my stride when I felt the nail, otherwise it would have been a bad day. A star was deducted for this. Overall I would say the idea of these shoes is correct but due to the tightness in the toe box, weak points of the eyelets and the fact that a nail can pierce the sole I can only give this product a review. 2 stars. If anyone within the company would like to contact me to discuss these issues, I would be happy to speak to them. If anything good, bad or indifferent happens I will update my rating.