Wolverine Men's Overpass Mid Cm Work Boot, Summer Brown, 8.5

These are great work boots,this is the 4th pair I've owned.We get a yearly allowance for safety footware where I work & once I got a pair of these I've been so satisfied with them they're all I buy.We used to get a voucher from a local store to buy them but they ended that program.We're allowed $150 a year & Amazon was the best price I found.The boots hold up very well & could probably get 2 years or more out of them under my working conditions.They're very comfortable & don't take long to feel broken in.The composite safety toe makes them much lighter than steel toes so that's a big plus to me.The arch support is good & the padding is adequate but I have found that using some of the OTC footliners like Dr.Scholl's jell for workboots adds an extra layer of comfort because I'm on my feet most of the day.They're also waterproof which is a big plus.Also they're rather nice looking for workboots & I've even received several compliments on them.One lady even told me those are some cool looking boots !!I would highly recommend these to anyone that hasn't worn them but I do suggest getting extra wide if your feet are normal to wide just to give you some extra comfort in the toe area.I will certainly be buying them again next year.

This is the second pair of these boots that I've owned. As a woman, finding the right work boots can be tough. Luckily for me my foot is big enough, a women's size 10, that I fit into an 8 extra wide in this men's boot. The first pair of these boots I had lasted about two and a half years. Which says a lot. I wear mine 5 days a week at work and they're getting beaten up constantly. These hold up well. When I was used to wear women's work boots, I developed horrible planters fasciitis. After I got a pair of these boots the symptoms of my plantar fasciitis completely resolved. I think the extra wide option helped with that. That said, I don't have very wide feet but the extra space seems to do something for me. While these boots are pricey, they're worth every penny. And to boot(pun intended), I get a lot of compliments when I wear these. Buy them.

I’ve been wearing these shoes for the past three weeks every day for work. My job takes me under homes, in attics, in rain, in snow and up and down ladders. These are very comfortable shoes, fit nicely without any slipping around and they are very warm throughout a full day. these shoes are a little on the heavier side but seem about right for a hiking style workbook. My only complaint is that these shoes do not breath as well as other shoes I have worn such as my Red Wings however at half the cost it’s a downside I can tolerate.Edit: After 14 months of wearing these 5 days a week for moderate to hard work in the contracting business these have finally been retired. They started to show significant wear to the sole and at the toe crease between 10-12 months but held up well considering. My more expensive Red Wing equivalent boots cost far more and typically lasted about 12-18 months before needing to be replaced. I’ve since purchased these again from Amazon Warehouse for $80 and at that cost you absolutely can not go wrong with these for a light to moderate use boot.

Great boots, waterproof, ASTM rated, and comfortable. I can wear my thicker socks with these. Also, they are flexible and quiet.

A great work boot. Yes the orange got comments for a day, then it was covered in dust and quickset and you forget about it.These run a little tight side to side, I got the wide and it fits my flatter feet perfectly. I’ve had these for two months now and used them during demo, digging concrete forms, laying exterior stone and interior tile; no issues and they feel great.My last pair let a nail through so I bought these. These are solid enough that I haven’t noticed anything so they’re protecting my feet from everything.

These things are so comfortable, my feet don’t hurt after the first and second day on the job! Usually takes a couple of weeks of hurt to break in. Well worth the little extra money! Thanks!!

First the negatives, the label inside the tongue is plastic instead of cloth like most decent boots. The side material that attached the tongue to the boot would be perfect if it was slightly higher. They're not very extra wide. Now the positives, They are waterproof and are keeping my feet dry and warm enough with a basic pair of socks. I expect them to be a one winter boot. Good laces, and the nobs you put your laces through are properly positioned for a good snug fit. The toes are tough enough that when I kicked ice off a vehicle by the wheel well, it didn't tear or scuff at -18º. I went through 4 pairs of other brands, including expensive ones to find these will work. I've had better boots, but had to pay more. I'm happy with what I paid for what I got, so much so that I bought 6 pair, so I'm good for this winter and the next 5 winters. I'm tired of companies making something decent and then changing it the next year. That's why I stocked up. I double knot the laces and have them on all day and the ranch isn't destroying them right off like some boots. They have a pretty good grip even on slick surfaces. As long as my feet stay dry, they stay warm with basic jock socks. I'm happy.Update 2/19- The stitching isn't holding up and I haven't used them rough. It's unraveling opposite of the orange insignia where the black meets the leather. Either the thread is cheap and or any glue/sealant used simply isn't holding and it's separating. One and 1/2 months and the boots are coming apart. The rest of the boot is fine but snow melts and goes into the boot. It's Literally right where the bottom lace eyelets are and your foot bends. It's past where I can return them without getting spanked so I figure I have to raise Cain with Wolverine. I have 6 pairs of these as I wanted to be set for a few years and didn't anticipate this happening. This is a fatal flaw in the bootconstruction. They should be glued at this part of the boot and a better thread used in case the stitching fails.Now I'm Bummed. I ordered these on Dec 31, 2020 when the worst of winter was over. This BITES.3rd Update: It's Oct 15,2021. The patch I made with silicone held up where the thread came out. These boots have taken a beating and my feet only got wet when snow or water came over the top. They have worn like iron and we've just had 3 days of snow and mud. It's all white and wet outside. My feet are still dry and warm with just a pair of athletic socks. I wore them in the summer when I had to be in wet pastures and my feet stayed dry. The soles have help up tremendously well and so have the toes. While they're heavier than some other boots out there, they have held up well. I'm surprised they held up as well as they have. The shank hasn't broken like they did in Danner boots and they have Keen boots beat by a mile. Where the stitching came loose and I applied a small silicone patch, never got any worse. One thing I did right at the start was use one entire can of silicone on both boots as I do all my boots. WHile not looking as good as some might like, they took a licking and I kept on kicking in them to get mud and such to release from the soles. Best boots for durability I've had in a long time. My feet did get some heat rash on them in the summer because they're sealed so well. I can't believe I'm headed into another winter with them.