Georgia Boot Men's Steel Toe Waterproof Low Heel Logger Work Boots, 8 in.

Best work boots I've ever owned. During the 2-week break in period, I nearly gave up on them, but I'm really glad I didn't. My shins hurt like heck initially, but one day it just quit. I am using Georgia Boot CC5 insoles, which may be partly why I would say the foot bed is wonderful. I also end up working in water a lot and they are indeed water proof.

The good: Mildly oversized steel toe cap gives lots of room (I prefer wider though). Excellent industry standard Vibram soles. Strong Goodyear welted construction, to make resoling easy anywhere. Good feeling leather quality. Overall feeling is high quality & heavy duty. The bad: Overall fit was slightly loose, I test wore them with my normal work socks && insoles from other boots. The steel caps used are roomy, but still had some ruubbing; I had a little pain on the outside of 1 boot. Some heel slip, that would likely not improve with break-in. BULKY, these boots look like insulated hunting boots - but they aren't. HEAVY-duty, these are serious stompers, probably best suited for outdoor demolition work; I'm pretty sure I could kick through the walls of my neighbor's house with them. Conclusion: I returned them, the process was normal, and took 10 days for a refund. They're not a bad HEAVY-DUTY choice, if you can catch them on sale, and you have plenty of time to break them in properly.

Soft insole, don’t hurt my feet. Durable and comfortable feeling after standing and working more than 8hrs.

Ive been running this boots for the last 2yrs for work, today I replaced them with another pair of georgia boots. My old boots, worn, but still completely usable, I just wore the shank out with all the ladder work I do so I dont have much support to the soles when on the ladder after 2yrs. Im retiring these boots to my general get out and get dirty, broken in boots that I can still rely on