Hands down the comfortable boot I have ever worn. They are breathable, thus lacking in the waterproofing and insulation department in conjunction with having moderate durability, but what it sacrifices in functionality, it makes up for in style, not to mention it a full leather polishable boot, and American made, you don't see that too often these days. I wore them until the sole grip was grinded smooth, with only mild damage to the front sole. They were misplaced and left to the elements which left them beyond repair. Had this not occurred I wager I could have got two more years of life out of them.

I have purchased 3 pairs os these boots because they are made in USA. The first pair was great. 2nd and third pair not so much. Sole came unglued on both pairs. The third pair also fit tight above the area where the toe meets the laces. Thought they would break in but did not

Mailman, all walking route, overtime list. Walking 70-95 miles per week. I wear these boots on off days too. Mostly comfortable boots. Needed replacement after 6 months, but that's about how long most boots last me. The back threads started breaking 4-5 months in, so I had to super glue it back together.

I bought these Rocky TMC boots because they are the only postal approved boots that lace up this high. I am a city carrier and walk 10+ miles per day. I was very disappointed. First off the construction makes it so the boot can only get so tight. I have to order wide because I have a wider foot pad. I don’t know if this is why they make the walls taller and the shaft of the boot shaft, but I’ve never had a shoe’s eyelets touch when tightened up fully. It makes it so I could never really get the boot fully tight feeling around my ankle, which was also complicated by the difficult to use triangle eyelets. For these these the break in period felt especially long. I always figure a good 20hrs or walking will break in most boots but this time felt much longer. Eventually they did break in and it was going good for a a bit but then I started to notice a pain in my heel, turns out they gave me planter fasciitis. Tried replacing their insoles and nothing helped. Finally not even a half year of using these I noticed that that something was catching on the bottom of my feet. I checked it out and turns out the “sole” is a very thin layer of rubber over foam and it was peeling off so I retired them. Would never do them again.