SHULOOK Men’s Waterproof Hiking Boots Non-Slip Lightweight Outdoor Mid Top Ankle Boot Breathable Work Trekking Shoes

Not Just A Work Boot
Bought in mid-August for work, maintaining a college baseball field and general grounds work. Holding up very well after almost daily use over 4 months. The insoles felt strange at first as they have raised cushioning at the ball of the foot, (kind of like a plantar fasciitis insole), and at the heel. At first it felt like there was some foreign object in my shoe that needed to be removed but I have now come to appreciate the way the insoles hold the foot firmly. They are so much lighter than clod-hopper work boots, they feel more like high top sneakers, and they have truly excellent ankle support – so much in fact that I choose them over dedicated tennis shoes to play hard court singles. I also coach new riders for a motorcycle school – two consecutive 8 hour days on my feet on asphalt. Material does get inside the boot on occasion. The warning track on the baseball field is hard finely crushed red stone and it ALWAYS gets inside the shoe. Probably thrown up and over the rim of the boot by the tread. Also, the construction of the shoe itself includes a small spur up near the toes that can be felt if the insoles are removed. It has caused a small hole to wear through the left insole. However, the spur cannot be felt, nor causes any discomfort with the insole installed. I’ll change the insoles if it the hole becomes a problem, but I’ve come to really like these originals. I wish they sold them separately. So, for me this is a very durable, comfortable, multi-purpose performer. I’m going to order another pair just for tennis. Highly recommended.

Pleasantly surprised
update 9/16/22: It has been an additional 5 months since my last update, and I can report that nothing has changed. I ended up buying 3 pairs of these…not because they’re falling apart, but because sometimes I go into water that’s too deep and some does seep in. I want them to dry out before using again, but since there are times when I need boots every day then I alternate between pairs.I have probably worn my most-used pair around 25-30 times. Nothing appears to be falling apart on any of the shoes, and they still seem quite comfortable.Original review:I purchased these boots to use for disc golfing in mud/rainy conditions. I wanted the tallest height of Goretex in a boot I could find so that I can step in puddles/holes a few inches deep without water seeping in. Such a thing can be found from the name brands for over $100 a pair, but I decided to try these no-name brand shoes just in case. I happen to have some ankle/foot health issues which make comfort somewhat important.I have had the boots for just over a month now and have worn them around 10 times. I was pleasantly surprised to find they’re pretty comfortable….I didn’t really expect that. Everything else about the boots seems great too. My worry was that, since these are no-name brand and less expensive than competitors, they would fall apart quickly. They haven’t yet fallen apart in any way. They look good to me and the shoestrings are quite long enough.I’m aware that I haven’t worn the boots long enough to merit a full review, so I’ll try to remember to update this review after several months’ use.

I walked most of the Annapurna circuit in Nepal with these boots
My feet were pretty happy in these boots walking 20,000+ steps per day for over 2 weeks. I walked through various types of mud from wet watery mud to thick sticky mud and was really happy these boots. Even after as much walking as I did these boots held up great. No noticeable seem issues, early wear issues, shoe laces still in great condition and look like nearly new. They are highly water resistant but not water proof. Walking through 10 hours of knee deep snow, I had lots of water in my shoes witching th first hour or so even with gators on. I know this is a more extreme use of this boot. This is not a true ‘water-proof’. Product. Maybe in the first moment I had them, they were water proof stepping through small few inch high streams but after after more than two weeks walking and wearing them every day, those few inch deep streams were able to get water in the boot. Overall I am quite happy with this boot and for the amount of walking and hiking I did in this pair of boots, my feet were very happy and no blisters for a very fair price.

These are High Quality.
I wear these every day at work and find them to be very comfortable as I am standing for many hours at my work station between breaks. I love that they give you two pairs of laces and they do not come undone during the day unlike Timbs, which can be very annoying having to retie them several times a day. I highly recommend these as you will be as happy as I am and they look great too.