Reebok Work RB7125 Men's Nano Tactical

In the last few years I've switched to barefoot style shoes and it's helped immensely with back, knee, and ankle pain from 20 years of wear and tear from the Army. It's been difficult to find combat boots that don't feel like they're smashing my toes together. I've tried different boots from Danner, Belleville, Oakley, GoRuck, Rocky, 5.11, Tactical Research, Cocoran, Bates, Viktos, and Altama. None of them quite worked.Belleville's mini mils were great, but the soles were so thin that a small pebble in the right place caused a lot of pain. Good for around the office but not for rough terrain and long distance rucking.Nike boots gave me my fastest times on Rucks, were incredibly comfortable, but their shape could put pressure on the pinky toe and they had a raised heel which was going against what I was looking for.That brings me to the Reeboks. A zero drop heel with a wide toe box and just enough cushioning so you can operate on rough terrain without wincing in pain from a small rock. They are incredibly comfortable, lightweight, and supportive. Even better, they are AR 670-1 compliant! I haven't tried them on long and heavy trucks yet, but I have done a lot of moving in full kit and they felt amazing. I am guessing they will do great for rucking.A boot like this could help save you a lot of pain later in life.I wear an 11 in Xero Shoes which fit perfectly. For the Reeboks I had to get an 11W to fit perfectly.

If you’re into minimalist running or barefoot running, and want a pair of boots that more less tailor to that lifestyle. These are it. Especially for military personnel, since they are AR670-1 Compliant. If I could walk around barefoot I would, but sadly I do need a pair of boots for work and these are it. I recommend these 100%. They’re flexibility is insane for boots, as it doesn’t go against your foot and ankles natural movements. They’re not false advertising either when they say these are light weight. These are light weight as hell. I personally took the sole inserts out and I think it makes the shoes feel way better.ALSO : don’t be alarm when you first look at them. The color seems a little desert tan, but it’s like.. it doesn’t seem desert tan? It’s weird. You put water on them and they go into that Dark coyote brown color you’re actually looking for. But more or less they are military compliant for the military people.Edit : April 1 2022 , ordered a new pair . The new pair was the actual color I was looking for , with the firsts one I got being a sickly brown unless I put water on it, still 5/5 would recommend

If you’re looking for zero drop work boots, keep looking because these aren’t them. They get 4 stars because they seem well made and would likely stand up to my industrial environment, but they aren’t zero drop and the toe box really isn’t that wide. You can see the insole sitting atop of a white insole from my Splay sneakers, the Reebok insoles aren’t as wide in the toe area. My Xero shoes have the narrowest insoles of all my shoes and they curl up on the sides of the toe box of these boots.I did some digging into Reebok’s literature and the low top shoe these are based on has a 4mm drop. So they do qualify as “minimal” drop (Reebok doesn’t claim they are zero drop but many reviewers say they are).If you’re interested in transitioning from modern shoes to zero drop, these may work well for that purpose. If you’re already in zero drop, skip these.

Like others have said, this is not a super supportive boot, however, its a great boot for running lifting, or just wearing around. I think these run tru to length, but a little wide. For me they broke in after a day or so and are very comfortable. For reference Im fairly flat footed and can wear normal width but prefer wide. With these I prefer normal width (I tried both). I love close to zero drop shoes and these are pretty darn close to flat. If your familiar with the Reebok nano 2 crossfit shoes, these have a little bit nicer insole.

Very comfortable and lightweight. No problems in that department at all. However, sweat seems to accumulate around the toe box and the boots have become discolored rendering them unusable in uniform. Feels like a wasted 100 and something dollars.

i have extremely bad ankles and feet so it is hard to find boots to wear, these are perfect just like wearing sneakers. Getting ready to buy second just for backup or in case they stop making them.

Zero complaints on these boots.

Pros:Great for long walks or long days on your feet. The shoe boasts a supreme sole technology on a tag and it's surely true. Wide toe so no worries on that end. Oil resistant / slip resistant bottom traction design.I prefer aftermarket shoelaces for convenience.Cons:Tying the stock laces is no convenience. These shoes will mark easily because of the material used.These aren't steel toe.