👟 Reebok Work Soyay RB1910 Safety: Protecting Feet in Style Review

Maybe it's just my feet, but the shoes seemed very uncomfortable to me. The fit (length and width) was good, but my two thumbs rubbed the side of the shoe. I reached out and saw a hard ridge on both shoes that could be the start of a steel toe cap or a seam or something. I wore them for a ten hour shift and didn't wear them again because my dogs were really barking! I admit I'm overweight and my feet have gotten flat with age so I've bought 1/2 size bigger and wider but to no avail. I have…

I still love these shoes, they were comfortable and ready to go without the awful menstrual break we all dread. I love that you can't even tell they have a steel toe, I've tried a few "regular" steel toe shoes and they all still look like clown shoes. I'd probably spray them with water repellent or something, but overall this is my favorite purchase so far. They are light and comfortable and I can wear them anywhere, not just to work. If you hate traditional heavy steel toe boots then this is…

Reebok Men's Soyay RB1910 Safety Shoes - reasonably light and comfortable safety shoe. The shoes also look almost like regular Reebok trainers, but the sole is a bit thicker and they are heavier. They also have slip and oil resistant soles. I usually wear a 9.5 or 10 and usually go for the wide 2E. I bought a 9.5 2E and they fit me like a very wide 4E. You have a lot of space. That's not a problem for me as I'd rather have them too wide than too narrow. Although I'm not on my feet all day, I…

Don't waste your time on other reviews These shoes completely suck! Your weight is on the heel because your foot is tipped! Soles are uneven. I don't understand how a reputable company like Reebok can make shoes like this. I bought it for the second time hoping that the problem only occurs in one shoe but it's not - they all have this problem because when one sole is higher than the other. This means that all of your weight is on your foot and the bottom of the sole causes knee pain. DON'T BUY…

Pro: The only steel toe cap that I didn't have to order a size up as I have a wide foot. I ordered a size up first and the free return policy was flawless. Unlike the other reviewer, mine broke very easily, much easier than any other steel sock. I read in a review that they are slippery in oil. Can't comment on that, but they work great for me on a wet epoxy floor. Cons: After 3 months, the right inner part of the heel tore the fabric and small pieces of rubber began to break off. I constantly…

I bought these shoes in 2015 for a job where I work 12 hours on my feet. I'm still in this job and still wear them every day, I really like these shoes. I was looking for them to buy another pair when I saw all the not so good reviews. Now I guess I don't wear them "tight" and I bought wide (EE) so that might be the solution but I have no complaints having worn them for two years. I actually wear them a lot outside of work. Of course they are a bit heavier than normal running shoes, but when I…

So my new job on Thursday tells me that I need steel toe boots for work on the construction site by Monday! I ordered these because I was tired of wearing boots (retired in the army for 24 years). Got them first thing this morning (great work Revane)! I love the look and style! The first thing I did was take off the laces and use quick laces and now it's slip ons! I swapped out the inserts for better back support. My first impression: they are not very good (too tight)! I wear them at home and…

They don't seem to be the most durable considering I've only had them 6 months and they are falling apart. HOWEVER, my work might be too heavy for my shoes. I work for a distribution company and I am constantly walking on a concrete floor, crouching, lifting and pulling pallets with a manual jack. Pallet weights range from ultra-light to "why is that jack making that funny noise?" for long-distance use. And I usually do that 10-14 hours a day, 5 or 6 days a week. After 6 months of daily wear…