The sole was deformed at the factory. Shoes are heavy and very clunky. I work in a clean room and the generic booties barely fit. For a running shoe, they were heavy and frustrating.

All my life I have had to wear boots/shoes with stolen or compound toes. And all his life he suffered from pain in his legs. The soles of my feet throbbed and hurt so much. I've tried so many different brands and sizes at different prices. I've tried many different insoles but never found any relief. Well, finally, after all these years, I've found a pair of composite thongs that fit like sneakers, are comfortable like sneakers, and don't hurt my feet. I couldn't believe it after the first few…

I bought these for my husband as he works in a warehouse and lifts heavy things and he needs steel toe shoes but he didn't want to take his shoes off every time when going through work gone metal detectors. This is a great alternative. He no longer has to worry about turning on the metal detectors and says he likes them better than his old steel-toed boots. His only complaint is that they are a bit uncomfortable and flat so he had to buy insoles for them. But overall it's a great shoe.

I bought these skate shoes. I've had two separate instances where I hurt my big toe. I was wearing Van hi-tops which don't protect the toes well. After my second incident, I looked for steel toe skate shoes. There were 3 different brands offering this but Rebok was the only one I could find in High Top. I was a bit embarrassed paying $90 for a shoe that would break on a skateboard, but was pleasantly surprised by the additional discount that brought the price down to $70. I received the shoes…

These are the best composite toe shoes I've ever worn. They feel like normal running shoes. You can notice the difference at first but after a while, just like regular shoes compared to the non-stop pain I felt with other safety shoes/boots including the Red Wing. If your business allows it, buy them. I bought 12 wide ones instead of regular ones and am very happy with the nose room. Fingers move freely and never notice the assembled box. I can't say enough about these 2nd pair of shoes. Oh…

ok I never leave reviews but here it is. The pros for this shoe and only one con are .1 the fit is very comfortable .2 they are much lighter than the traditional steel toe. Over the years I've bought another brand (crew shoes) that weighs a lot more, although it's the traditional "steel toe". I don't think they perform as well as crew shoes in the wet. I tend to slip a little in these Rebucks in wet weather. I chose them because of the weight of the shoes (I needed them after my knee surgery)…

I liked this shoe. wore them at least forty hours a week for a year. always on hard, concrete-oily floors. and they kept well up to a year a day. Fluid began to seep through the finger. I expected that for a safety shoe of this type and would recommend it. although a bit on the heavy side. I have a foot injury that requires orthotics to be worn on my foot. you can tell by the fact that the right tread is much more worn than the left. and the right shoe is the one that gave up. This was my third

They are not the same as the picture. I probably would have been happier if they did as I was looking forward to the ones that were shown. You are not that comfortable. I'll just stick with Keen from now on. You haven't let me down. I'm not talking fully about Reebok as a company just about this shoe because I have the Nano X training shoes and I love these shoes. They have good non-slip soles. All I can say is if you need a steel toe / hard toe work shoe you can go to a shoe store that…

Protects my feet, true to size! I compare to Vans! They are comfortable, ideal for people with flat feet like me. I recommend! Protects feet and is lighter compared to steel toe caps. These composite toe shoes are perfect! Also, they don't have much room for toes because my toes are claustrophobic. All in all the perfect safety shoe for work or when you just need protected toes! I accidentally dropped a 200lb splint on it and my toes were fine, not even cracked. 👍🏻

My husband owns a car repair shop. So oil is EVERYWHERE. He eats most of his shoes within a month. Most shoes say they are oil resistant, but they are not. These lasted the longest. We've had them for over 6 months and are still going strong. They're not the lightest, but lighter than Docs. He can still skate with them in the store. Certainly not in the oil. In our parking lot. He says they could be more comfortable, however. They're quite large, so I recommend getting good arches if you're…