👢 Men's Coyote Oakley Light Assault Boots - Ideal for Work & Safety Review

The upper is quite thin with little to no lining. They will bubble immediately and should be fairly cold. Also, although I bought them half a size bigger and wider, the fit is too small and tight. I think I'll stick with Oakley for glasses. These are absolutely the worst boots I have ever seen.

I decided to try on these boots in Garrison as "office shoes" and they do the job well. However, I wouldn't take her anywhere else, even for a short walk back. The trend these days is for companies to charge around $150 for a pair of their boots, regardless of build quality or design intent. Since Oakley is familiar with this sales tactic, I see no shame in telling you that you're better off spending your money on a pair of Garmont T8s. For the same price you get a Vibram sole, quality laces…

I didn't like this article, let me explain. When I buy a pair of boots I look for a level of protection for my feet. This product at the price is the net price of the brand. No level of protection for my feet. I wouldn't classify them as boots, I would call them high top sneakers because that's exactly what they look like. I walk through difficult terrain here in Florida, in the Everglades, where dangerous wildlife lives. I wouldn't bet my life on those supposed BOOTS. If you love branded goods

I bought these boots to start training before training camp. I ride two miles in them 6 days a week and also use them as my favorite dress suit boots. The boots are very comfortable, practically do not require a break. Walks that would have killed my feet in cheap running shoes became rhythmic runs with these boots. There are some problems though, boots can start making a rubbery noise from the heel and a clicking noise as the toe of the boot flexes. This doesn't significantly detract from the…

I don't usually write reviews but after seeing these boots I had to. I have had old Oakley Storm Boots in the past and was very impressed with the quality of the previous versions. I've worn previous Oakley style storm boots for over 2 years with no problems. Because of this experience, I did not hesitate to buy the current version of the Oakley boots. There was an error. Pros: AR 670-1 compliant, lightweight and breathable. Cons: Lack of support from the supplied insoles which forced me to…