👟 Reebok Work RB4041: The Ultimate Industrial Construction Footwear Review

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

So far these are good shoes but a couple of imperfections really make them worse for me. The laces are made of nylon or another material with a smooth surface that is constantly being untied. I walk a lot for work and these laces get untied every three to 12 minutes. Stopping and tying my shoelaces fifty times a day drives me insane. One might think that Reebok's lace technology, which provides enough friction not to be untied four times an hour, would be a solved problem by this point, but…

********** SEE UPDATE ********* Tested in a technical environment for 6 months. For a week my feet hurt, they broke and I got used to a new pair of shoes. They carry themselves very well. You are not hot. Not difficult either. Once chopped, they are very convenient. No one believed my boots had steel toes until I flicked the metal with my toe. They look very practical. Everyone was interested in her. They're not cheap, but if you're interested in maintenance or engineering (especially hotel or…