👞 High-Performance Power Ace Japanese Safety Boots: Unmatched Protection and Comfort Review

I bought these boots looking for a null, minimalist barefoot shoe with a safety toe. These boots gave me zero fall and the security I was looking for. I've been wearing sandals and heeled sandals for a year and a half, but I have to wear toe protectors at work. I've searched and searched for the perfect safety sock and I think it fits but it's not perfect. They have no drop but very little arch support compared to my sandals and boots. difficult to explain. It's not as wide as my other sandals,

They breathe really well because cotton canvas and steel make them great for workshop work, but the lack of insulation makes them bad for winter. The canvas is partially waterproof, additional steps are required to protect the cotton canvas for waterproofing. The value of flexibility, breathability, durability and style is that it's easier to squat, kneel and work in places where temperature and humidity aren't a concern. Half a size down fits very well, I usually wear 8.5 widths on women and…

I am a contractor who has worn heavy steel toe capped leather work boots every day for most of my life but recently I developed an allergy to leather boot waterproofing and was desperate for an alternative during the pandemic when I had to work in crumbling sneakers. After exhausting all the usual options of a work shoe company due to lack of stock, lack of stock, or actual knowledge of what goes into their products, I got this one. These boots have many flaws, but personally I'm happy with…