Review on 👟 Reebok Work RB4041: The Ultimate Industrial Construction Footwear by Kris Feezy

These are amazing work shoes. I bought them from a shoe truck in 2017 when I noticed that many colleagues were wearing them and are now throwing them away for a new pair after 2 years in stock. Hauling boots in a forklift all day. can get tiring and even painful when a company starts requiring that mandatory 20 hours OT at the end of the week. These things are so light my toe pain has gone. I actually went jogging in them once, back in 2017. They have decent toe room, never cramped. The cut-out design of the shoe sole allows for exceptional flexibility, meaning the back and sides of the shoe don't dig into your ankles as much when you crouch down to check the pallet label. Pretty comfortable for an uncomfortable position. These things kicked pallets, boxes, shelves, forklifts, and even a few co-workers. I used a sock to pull out pallets everyday, the net on top held up pretty well considering how defenseless I am to them. I tried on a pair of quality boots, a pair of cheap steel toe boots from local department stores. They are much cooler and more comfortable than all of these. I'm a very warm mammal and do sweat from time to time, switching from boots to these eliminated that problem. The aluminum toe cap makes them very light, which is important when you jump 15,000 to 20,000 steps a day. with and without equipment. I think two years is a little longer than you want to stretch, most of the heel pads are gone but I wore them until the day my new ones arrived with no problems. Adding an extra insole made them even more comfortable. I'm a big guy (240 lbs) so I'll need extra padding for 10-12 hours of standing, but the included pad will probably do for weeks of sitting on a forklift. I have to say if you are on your feet all day and have never tried work shoes and have always been a shoe lover then you have to try these.