EVER BOOTS Insulated Construction Darkbrown Review

I work in lawn care and walk a lot on my feet, so I need good boots. You really impressed me. The most comfortable boots right out of the box I've ever worn and half the price of the Wolverines I've worn. I've had them for almost two months now but I ordered another pair about a week ago to trade. If you don't have Darn Tough socks, you really need to get yourself a pair. Damn tough Hiker Micro Crew. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F47MRA4?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share. They're $20 a pair, but I…

Bought for my husband although he grumbles that it's not the brand he normally wears. He checked them skeptically when they arrived and surly admitted they were well done. run in” before tightening for mechanical work. At the end of the first day he grudgingly admitted that these were very comfortable boots and the rest would come from being on his feet all day on concrete. Well, it's been two days. now at work and he loves these boots. He explained tonight that these are the first shoes he's…

I'll confess I don't work in construction or anywhere else that I would really need these boots - I just liked them and wanted a shoe that I didn't have to worry about. So maybe I'm not the target audience - I can't tell how they would have handled the builders' work. I only received them a few hours ago but I love the boots. The leather is soft but feels durable and they are very comfortable. They don't look like cheap boots. Based on how they are feeling now and other reviews, I expect these…

These boots are an odd red almost rustic hue. Eventually, after a few weeks of fracturing and exposure to moisture, they take on a darker brown hue. They scratch very easily, but once the material turns brown it doesn't matter. This is my second pair. I've had my current pair for almost 5 months now and they've held up pretty well, surviving 16 hours a day between two different jobs. Now they may not look very pretty, but they cope with the task. My first pair survived the Alaskan winter and…

Pros: Bought these for my husband for work and he loves them, very comfortable and durable. , so he's not very picky about his boots, other than wearing them every day. They lasted 6 months until the sole came off. Overall: If you want quality for the money, this may not be for you. We spent $200 on a pair of beautiful Arias and they fell apart within a year. We'll probably buy them again simply because we haven't yet found boots that last more than a year and they're $120 a year (for two…