Bought 2 pairs of these boots a couple days apart only because I thought the first pair was comfortable. I bought one pair to have for work as a truck driver, and the other to have has decent boots. Took not even 3 months to totally destroy the bottoms of these boots. They are made of like foam or something. Being a truck driver isn't very aggressive work, and the soles of these 100$ boots should definitely last longer than they do. I actually had 30$ Eddie Bauer hikers from Sams Club last longer than these low quality foam boots. These should not be considered "work boots". Tried contacting both Ridgecut and Tractor Supply in regards to a warranty because there is no reason there should be literal chunks coming off the soles of these shoes. These to me just seem like a poorly manufactured product. Good reputable companies such as Timberland come with manufacture warranties to cover things like the sole and glue separating from the shoe. Several attempts to contact both of these companies and I never received a response from either. I highly advise you to take that 100$ and buy any other shoes. Im telling you, if you spend less you will have the same result that these "work boots" will give you. I have had to start using my good pair at work already and they are also on the verge of being destroyed.

Great boots that break in quickly. Soles wear out faster than the boot but not worth having resoled for the price of a new pair. They last me 6 to 9 months

had my boots for about 5 months , and they completely came apart above the back heel . and there's no customer service to talk to

Alright pair of boots. Great comfort. Had them for about 7 months now and the bottoms are wearing, stitching is tearing and the laces are shot.