Fila Men's Steel Toe Trail Runner with Peak Memory Technology Review

Bought for my ex-husband, he loves them and wears them to work every day. He works in a tire warehouse and with loading and unloading, lots of traveling and driving they are perfect for his job.

I like Fila shoes because they are light and comfortable and they are also reasonably priced. They are slightly different due to the steel toe cap, but with my passion for welding, it's worth the slight difference. for guard. I will buy without steel for regular wear. got great mileage from this brand without the additives of some pro athletes.

I bought these because my others broke. I love these shoes, they are comfortable, light and I can stay in them for eight hours, but the downside is that they don't come in large sizes. It doesn't matter much, I have a sock to take care of, but those with wide feet know they're never wide and they give you calluses on the outside of the sole. Too bad they are not widely used.

Confession: I am 52 years old, have fake, large, flat feet so most typical women's shoes don't fit me. Fit: I could probably get a size 10 and be fine with that, but I really shop for comfort and can wiggle my toes, so I'm a size 11. I love that it now wears like Dutch clogs because of the steel toe caps. NO COMPLAINTS👍 and I am happy to have POWER SHOES to GO GAY in my collections.

I live and work in Southern California. Where the sun is shining and your feet are sweating. By that I mean I decided to avoid efficient but sweaty steel toe boots as I needed protection at work but didn't want a shoe that doubles as a hiking spa. I started my search and was immediately struck by how expensive steel toe shoes are. Unfortunately, my trusty old friend Revane didn't let me down and offered me options, albeit limited, lower-priced versions of what I was looking for. they cost more…

Received yesterday so I've been wearing them for about 2 days. The memory foam is very nice, the shoe looks great and I have enough toe room which was one of my main needs due to foot surgery - my toes can't take pressure. that so far either the tongue of both boots seems to be rubbing the front of my ankle or the back of the boot is rubbing my Achilles tendon. If I loosen the laces so the front isn't as tight and chafing, then the back catches me, but if I tighten them so the back doesn't…