20 Best Shoes For Outdoor Work (2023 Updated)

I had these shoes in while from A Previous job so thought I would buy myself a black pair for work. Unfortunately when u have been wearing them for a long period of time there is a white sweat mark on the mesh part that appears and won’t go even after cleaning.

These are very comfortable. I wear them for up to9 hours a day.

The CrewShoe (i. e. Evolution II) is one of its kind. I got value for what i paid for. However, i mistakenly purchased 2 products so i had to return one. I had to wait for good 3 weeks before receiving my refund.

That’s why i rated customer service “3 stars”. Regarding the product, everything is on point.

I`m very happy finding this shoes,the special sole i know already a cuple of years just perfect crip in all service areas. This shoe is looking sportive and elegant, comparing to service outfit. also very comfortable and light weight, Thanks.

I was looking for a durable slip-on shoe that could serve a few functions, including day hiking and bicycling, and that I could wear for walks around town. This lets me do all of those things AND keeps my feet warm even for longer bike rides and walks in sub-40 temps, which I was not expecting and means I don’t have to pack extra toe warmers when I plan to be out for a while.

I have owned several pairs of very solid boots that have not been this warm. That is true even when wearing thinner socks. It also provides good support. Unlike some reviewers, I found that it did take a few weeks to really break in.

For several weeks the top “tongue” area would rub uncomfortably against the top of my foot with all but the thickest socks. Now, about 3 months later, they are very comfortable – no more discomfort. They look a bit large and chunkier than I would prefer, but the rest makes up for it.

I would give this 5 stars if not for the rather long break-in period and that I was expecting them to be a tad more stylish, as others had commented on that. Functionally, though, very high quality that I expect will be a good value over time.

Unfortunately, I must concur with some of the reviews that I read AFTER unboxing and wearing the Jungle Moc Leather 2 Wide width. Keep in mind, please, that I have been a fan of Merrell shoes for nearly 20 years and have previously been very pleased.

These recently acquired shoes, purchased as an alternative to the Jungle Moc Wide Width Taupe purchased in 2018, are uncomfortably too wide. I put a pad in the bottom to help a bit, but those pads slide around.

This winter, I am wearing heavy socks when possible, but what will happen this summer? The outer side of the shoe below the ankle was and has remained too stiff. For more than three years, I have tried unsuccessfully,to break in those 2018 Jungle Mocs.

Unlike my years of previous purchases, those shoes have never stretched out for comfortable wear. I do not look forward to a search for a comfortable pair of shoes after so many dependable years of Merrell’s shoes, but, it seems, I must conduct that search.

I’m 8. 5 wide. Size 9 fits. These are like almost like Keens with the wider toe box. Not for ballerina feet. Perfect for hiking around the yard or hiking through Sam’s or walking my dog. Good enough for walking modern day trails made if flat ground gravel and small pebbles like rails to trails.

For hiking off the trails I wear half to full size actual boots. I like how the heal is higher than the front of the foot. That’s where my feet get fatigued the most. I like the fact they are slip ons.

With most shoes including Merrell and Keen laces get loose and/or have to be tightened or re-tied. I recommend. I bought both Taupe and gunsmoke. Considering returning the taupe because they are lighter than I thought and I am not into cleaning shoes.

Waterproofed the gunsmoke, to help keep them clean. The taupe is a nice looking color though.

Fantastic pair of nu-buck mocs tru-fit great style & comfort. these superior moccasins will last dor many years to come not months. Altogether I now own 7 pairs of Merrels all gorgeous and priced right so I could purchase many for all occasions and 4trips also gifts for family good for travelling etc.

These super comfortable lightwieght Leather nu buckskin moccasins look & Feel super exotic. Everyone I meet are seriously jealous if not envious & chock full-o-compliments. Thestrangers most definitely cannot stop looking at the nicest shoes in the room in for dinner or casual foot apparel and sports wear or in the clubs.

Oh heck they have even got me laid-way back in my lazy boy from time to time. There so irresistably comfortable & just plain downright pleasantly irresistibly sexy to the women folk,Kind of like catnip.

Imporve your love life buy a pair if not then BUY two-pairs of Merrels A. S. A. P. Today if your smart and enjoy hi quality stylish footwear. Although I am not currently being paid or for my stellar expert opinion and views on the select premium Worldwide Merrel Brand Footwear you come to love and respect (BUT I SHOULD) Nor am I a salesman or spokesperson for Merrel I am an unpaid unsolicited real Regina Saskatchewan Canadian customer of Merrel Footwear in North America specifically in Canada.

Also, these mocs are surprisingly affordable for the average consumer and or spend-wise shopper. The free shipping & free returns coupled with great selection superior quantity with amazing colours make for great gifts for yourself or others.

With everyday lo-prices lots of special exclusive offers & flash sales & so much more! Don’t Delay Purchase a pair or 2 Pair or 3 or well enjoy maybe 8 different styles & pairs like me == Thank you,Merrel Canada.

For the price I dont think you can beat them. Are they red wings no, are they nicks or whites no. But there under 200$ and have lasted me a year and still going. I’m an industrial/commercial electritian and do construction on the side so yes these boots take a beating.

I honestly thing for 150$ your not going to find a better boot that’s comfy and durable. Listen I own red wings, timberland, other Irish setter wing shooters , Thursday boots, and many others and this is by far my favorite work work boot.

Everyone should own a pair of these. They do run big, I usually wear a 9-9. 5 in gym shoes these I wear an 8. 5EE so I’d recommend going a half size down from your gym shoe size same goes for red wings (just an FYI) I’ll be getting another pair once these are done lol they may even be re soleable if so ill probably go ahead and do that so there’s no break in period and there already formed to my foot.

You will not be disappointed with these boot I can almost guarantee you that, you will need to break these in but it’s a pretty short break in period when compared to other high end boots depending on what you do and how often you wear them id say anywhere from 1-3 weeks.

I bought this boot a couple weeks ago in my normal sneaker size and initially they felt decent in store with thick boot socks. Unfortunately after they started to loosen up I began to experience uncomfortable sliding when I walk.

After doing more research and trying on different styles of Red Wing shoes I now know my normal sneaker size of 13 translates into an 11. 5D in Red Wings. So now I have a pair of barely two week old Irish Setter Ashby’s that I can’t return to the store due to having worn them.

So I am basically stuck with two very big paperweights. So my advice is to get into a store and try on not only your regular size, but also a half or full size down. Save you from wasting some money like I did.

I went into my local Red Wing store looking to buy Red Wings this was just a little over a 6 months ago during Covid. My size was not available anywhere and was on back order, so I opt for these. I had to buy an after market insole that made them much more comfortable.

They have held up very well, considering I walk large construction sites daily. My only issue or complaint is I wear a wide work boot. I was told by the Red Wing salesman when he sized me up that these would stretch and become much wider and not to get the wide version.

Well that was a mistake for me, these boots do not stretch out and after 8+ hours, I cant wait to get them off. So if that’s a good thing for you not stretching out. buy these boots.

Love these shoes & I have been wearing them for many years. I’m on my feet all day & walk 30,000+ steps a day. The soles are very durable & I get a full year out of each pair. The smooth leather makes keeping them sharp a breeze.

I hit them with am Armorall Leather Wipe once a week & they look great. I wear a size 13 & somewhere along the line New Balance changed the mold. I still measure as a 13 D, but I have to order these in a 14 D or they are too small.

I tried on another model at the New Balance store & had the same issue. New Balance should check their factory 13 molds as they appear to be off. There is one weak spot to this shoe & that is the material that covers the heel padding.

It feels like pantyhose material, inevitably tears, then the unprotected foam padding begins to come apart in chunks. A more durable material covering the foam is desirable. Lastly, I wish New Balance would offer these in more colors.

The gray ones no longer show as available. What I would really like to see is these available in brown. Not suede but the same matte leather as the black version. If I could have these in black, gray, & brown I’d wear nothing else.

I’m a school custodian on my feet 8 hours a day, walk between 14,000 to 20,000 steps every day. These shoes are comfortable and really like the non slip sole. Realize these are manufactured leather not real cowhide so their are pluses and minuses to that, The shoes are very easy to wipe clean and very durable But the “leather” will not stretch at all so if you have any bone spurs or bunions these she’s may not work for you.

The padding on the tongue is very thin all my other New Balance athletic shoes have much thicker padding. New Balance doesn’t offer any work shoe in narrow sizes. Also after 1 year the sole is starting to separate from the upper.

Other than that the shoes have worn well. I found another manufacture that offers work shoes in narrow sizes and will give them a try. However will continue to go to New Balance for the athletic shoes that they offer in narrow sizes.

I mainly use them for work. They are very durable because I’ve gotten before. The last pair I owned I believe they lasted about a year and a half. But that was in an environment where they got hit with a lot water.

Before my current job I used to work at a supermarket, in the produce department. One of my responsibilities was to clean the floor of the walk-in cooler everyday I worked. They take a few days to break in but after that they’re very comfortable.

In my opinion they have way better soles then the fresh foam one’s. The fresh foam one’s soles gave out on me. One side got compressed which means the shoes are no longer level. Which at the end of the day it cause foot pain if you keep wearing them.

Final thing I would recommend buying insoles if you are on your feet for several hours a day.

Had these exact shoes for 4 years and I knew that I needed to get another pair after I tore them up. THe most versatile shoe I’ve ever had for active activity. I can sprint, jog, and dance to these and they are super comfortable.

Lots of grip when hiking rough and steep terrain. Wraps around feet nicely so I can feel what I’m walking on, not too bulky and at the same time not too thin. Lasted 4 years of rough wear and tear. Just got these new ones in and it feels just like the old ones; amazing.

Hope Merrell doesn’t change them too much or discontinue them in the future.

That’s not to say it’s a bad shoe. I’m a fitness instructor and spent 12 hrs a day impacting my footwear. I need tough shoes! When I would purchase Merrell, which has been my sneaker of choice for running and cross training for 10 years, they would typically last 3 months.

3months is good! I can usually tell when they need to be replaced when my feet hurt when I try to go to bed. But replacing shoes every 3mo for 10 years is a drag. I always loved Agility Peak! I had three pairs before discovering the tactical line.

The tactical will last me 6-8mo compared to the standard style. Mind you, I’m in them 12+hrs a day and high impact and my feet don’t hurt! I’ve never been happier with a shoe – ever! I hang on to each retired pair for playing in the dirt or working on the yard shoes.

I don’t mind spending the money on them at all – they are worth every penny!.

This is my third pair of Merrells over the years. They have always fit perfectly and now this pair really sucks. I’ve never been more disappointed, these are cheap, poor fitting. I’ve always worn a 13 medium, this pair feels like 12 narrow.

These will be thrown into the back of the closet, money down the drain. It’s been said, “always buy good shoes, to protect your feet”, well Merrell dropped the ball this time. I injured my back in Vietnam, have had three back surgeries, good shoes are important to me.

Merrill was recommended as good shoes to wear. I will be looking elsewhere.

I own a pair of Terra steel toes from around 2003, and they’re great boots. I wore them for 40-70hrs a week for 2 years and still have them for Christmas tree cutting, and generally terrible conditions where I need good foot protection, slip resistance, and support.

So I like the brand. Concerns over quality decline had me concerned, especially since my old boots are awesome. So we’ll see if I can update my post in about a year. I tried to buy another shoe, but these running wide won me over.

I saw the comments on “too wide” and figured this was the shoe for me. I have a wider foot, and it seems that a “wide” safety toe is like a normal width shoe, so I genuinely needed the width on this one.

It’s a very comfy shoe and fits my foot well. I ordered 1/2 size too big just in case and everything worked out fine. By the end of the day my foot fills the full width no problem. Initial fit was weird around the tongue / top of shoe, but with some adjusting and walking around that settled out quickly.

No issue. They look nice and are comfortable. They’re hot, but not bad and not as hot as my last safety toe shoes. Sole is soft and puts more pressure on the ball of the foot vs toes / heel, but I only notice this when standing, and it’s not uncomfortable, just an observation.

It could easily go away with time. I walk constantly. They’re very flexible for a safety shoe, so good for walking and moving. I work indoors, so I haven’t had them in snow, ice or wet conditions. The sole doesn’t look good for that.

They pass the ESD tester no problem. We’ll see after 8-10 months how they’re doing.

One of the best safety boots I ever had, really light and fits perfectly, I was really excited and happy until now (5 months after purchase and 4 months using it). I am a boardman, I walk a lot but I expected more of this considering the other brands and boots I had last more and were cheaper than this.

After 3 months I had to replace the shoelaces (not a big problem), after this the stiches in the front just ripped apart, it’s not glued, so it’s opening, I can’t even fix it.

Just bought these boots. I’ve only worn for 2 days. I had to stay home from work today because these boots ripped into my heels. I get blisters every year, but not like this. I can barely walk. I do irrigation and it’s a physically demanding job.

Boots don’t last me very long, no matter how much money I spend on them. Also the sizes run a half size too big. Not much arch support so I recommend foot pads as well. I like the boots though, I just wish I didn’t get blisters.

Probably just going to put some padding on the heel of boots.

These are fairly wide fitting which I need and find hard to get in most safety shoes. The grip is second to none I would never wear any other grip having tried various others the shoes for crews grip is perfect for kitchen floors.

A lot of chefs dont know about these. I also put extra gel insteps in for extra comfort. I can do a 12 hour shift without any pain in these. They dont get smelly like trainers and are easy to clean. Very water tight so things like pot wash and squeedgieing a floor you never get wet.

I bought these shoes for work and have found them very comfortable from the first time I put them on. I work as a nurse and am therefore on my feet for sustained periods of time. Shoes for Crews have out performed other trainers and manufacturers, consistently in terms of comfort, quality and durability.

Highly recommended for work shoes.

Ive worked in hospitality for years, honestly theyre plain black shoes but if what youre looking for is comfort for a long shift on your feet, these are great. No need to wear them in theyre superbly comfortable straight away.

Ive gone through the motions of wearing Dr Martens good but need wearing in , Converse look cool, hard wearing but uncomfortable after 4 hours, Vans same as converse, Sketchers comfy, but wear out after 2 shifts, Crocs look terrible, terrible with water, but yeah comfy can honestly say these are affordable, comfy and hard wearing.

Well done.

I’ve been wearing them for a week, they broke in nicely. Excellent construction and materials quality, the composite toe is nice insurance to have. They’re definitely waterproof but breathe pretty well, my feet don’t get sweaty.

My only complaint is the inner sole isn’t as cushy as I’ve found other Skechers shoes to have. These are more of a standard insole, not uncomfortable but not Skechers quality.

Like everything from ordering, shipping and style, but toe box is uncomfortable. Outside of my big toes still rub causing intense pain after a while. Thicker socks help but they are going to cause blister/bunion if I’m not careful.

This is a second try after I returned my last order. I got a wider set of them but still does help and there is no wider width. Bummer.

These are great light weight shoes to cut grass in. Safety composite toe is a must. I have great traction on hill side & I walk about 12 miles daily just cutting grass. So my feet don’t hurt at the end of the day.

I’m 6ft 313lbs. This my 2nd pair. I had a 2020 pair & when I tear them up. I’ll put on this 2022 pair.

good shoe. way hot with lining for waterproofing. will be good fall and spring .comfortable on concrete

At 55 I started a second career in the restaurant industry after retiring from a 32-year career as a firefighter. I was concerned about being on my feet for 8 to 10 hour days. I needed a slip-resistant shoe and ordered a pair from another company the restaurant recommended but found Orthofeet by mistake.

When both shoes arrived there was no comparison between the two in support and build quality. The other shoe had good reviews, but many said it was made more comfortable by adding new insoles and it was not waterproof.

By the time I would’ve spent money on insoles I would have been at the same price point as the Dolomites and likely came home with wet feet. I originally ordered a size 12 and they were too small. I normally wear a 12 in dress shoes and work boots and 13 in running shoes, with two different sized feet getting the right size is always a challenge.

Some of my work boots were wide but I don’t normally need a wide shoe. The Dolomites slip resistance, safety toe, support, and overall build quality are impressive so far. There is ample room in the forefoot if you are on the border between regular and wide shoes, the regulars may work for you.

I think a wide would’ve added too much room and not worked for my needs. The only downside is they are a little heavy but not an issue for my work. I’ll be adding a second pair in the near future. As a side note, I also ordered a pair of the Palma’s for my wife who had bunion surgery last year and was having issues making it through shifts as a cashier with continued foot pain.

She now makes it through four shifts a week much more comfortable. 25 years of nursing were tough on her feet and these allow her to continue working part-time when she thought she may have to quit due to foot discomfort.

Like the old VOLVO commercial, “They’re Bulky But Good”. My first thoughts as i observed them upon opening at first glance. It did take me a few days to “ LEARN “ how to fully enjoy them. These are issue for me and my job as I am seriously handicapped by OCD little things sometimes are TOO MUCH.

1, shoe laces were too long and due to my feet swelling and contracting I was always fumbling with them. : Solution shortened laces and purchased “ KIWI” sneaker no-tie laces. Infinitely adjustable without wasting time with shoe laces.

2, Low cut ankle socks don’t work since one shoe kept “EATING “ my sock within 20 mins. In conclusion, they have become one of my favorite ever footwear. The safety toe was tested 2 days after wearing them.

I would have had 2 broken toes had it not been protected. To anyone give the shoes a good try because they are not average and are certainly worth time and effort to adjust them. Thank you, Rhett Jones.

Nice shoe for someone having to do stressful work all day. Theyre a real plus If you have to walk thru shallow water puddles a lot. The walking surface is thick enough to keep you dry at your feet for allot longer than what I used to wear.

If you have aggravation from working in wet socks, these will reduce that aggravation. Laces look they’ll last a good while. Lace eye structure is convenient too. No annoyance from the reinforced toe,.

Top is supple and comfortable. Takes a few days of wearing for the sole inserts to seat properly. Product is up to what advertising claimed.

I bought these shoes specifically for the slip-resistant sole. The fact they have a protective toe cap and ESD features are not terribly important to me, but worthwhile features nonetheless. I have narrow feet with a high arch and these fit fine.

I am accustomed to using insoles to add arch support to work or sport shoes. Adding insoles to match my foot profile definitely made these shoes more comfortable. According to the documentation with the shoes, the ESD feature goes away without using the stock insole.

But again, not an important feature to me. I’ve been wearing these shoes for about a month and I’ve not detected any break-in period and they seem well-built and tougher than a NB running shoe. I drive a car hauler truck which requires walking around of the body of the truck.

The non-slip feature is noticeable and a welcome feature. I also walk around on lots of asphalt and concrete and these seem as comfortable as any sneaker-type shoe. Hope these comments are helpful to others.

Safe travels!.

I’ve had this shoe for over a year and wore them everyday. Here is my opinion. After being a loyal NB customer for years I took a chance on their work shoes and at first they were what you would expect.

Shoe is very comfortable for wearing for hours on concrete floors. However, after a year they simply did not last. Both of the shoes have roles in them after the “toe protect” logo area meets the main body of the shoe at the sole As time has gone on more holes have appeared again in both shoes.

Left shoe has hole on the inner part also and right has hole on top after the toe protection. Left sole is starting to separate too! Its not like these were heavily abused either as I work in the parts department of a car dealership and am on and off my feet all day.

For the price I expected better quality and them to last longer. Worst part is the soles show no/ minimal wear. Would not purchase again.

I bought this pair of shoes in Sept. 2019, along with the grey 412v1s with the Alloy Toe. They are great for walking, but I have found they particularly shine if you do a lot of standing, particularly if you are clumsy like me and drop things on your toes frequently.

Either pair would work very well in a restaurant and/or manufacturing setting. I wear at least one pair (black and grey) every day and almost 3 years later both pairs are still going strong. I have been much harder on this black pair compared to the grey pair, but I have zero complaints.

When I need to buy more shoes, these will definitely be on that list.

These seem great, comfy, good tread, the sizing is right-on for me with a narrow foot. I’ve worn them now for several weeks at work and so far so good; that’s what they are meant for. The only things I have complaints about is the sole color is grey’ish which I personally don’t like.

Also, my Docker style work pants don’t fit smoothly over the tops of these; they seem a little bulky on the top/ankle part.

Bought these for my husband to wear to work. He’s had Merrell in the past and loves them. They lasted he longer than any other work shoes, I thought hothead would be the same but there not. There already showing signs of damage and they’re heavy.

I’ve worn similar style all winter for warmth and non slip! I like the waterproof feature and the ease of on/off! The smooth leather has a nice look as well. Comfortable, though left is a bit snug over the top-waiting to stretch out!.

Always had trouble at work. Stand at the conveyor belt 8 hours. Always had pain in my right foot. Since I got these shoes, no more pressure and pain. Worked great, thank you

The insoles are horrible, they are stitched together in 2 pieces, and the balls of your feet feel the stitching ALL day long! What were they thinking???

These are some fantastic work shoes. I bought them off the shoe truck when I noticed a lot of co-workers wearing them, now retiring them for a new pair after 2 years in the warehouse. Lugging boots in and out of a sit-down and stand-up forklift all day can get tiring and even painful once the company starts requiring that mandatory 20 hours of OT at the end of the week.

These things are so lightweight, that my top of foot pain has gone away. I’d actually gone jogging with them once. They have a decent amount of room in the toe area and never get any crowding. The cut-across design of the bottom of the shoe allows for extreme flexibility, meaning when you’re squatting down to check that pallet label, the rear and sides of the shoe don’t dig into your ankles as much.

Pretty comfortable for an uncomfortable position. These things have kicked pallets, kicked boxes, kicked racks, forklifts, and even a couple of co-workers. I used the toe to drag pallets out on a daily basis, the mesh on top held up pretty well considering how wreckless I am with them.

I tried a couple of pairs of quality boots, and a couple of cheap pairs of steel toes from local department stores. These are much cooler and more comfortable than all of those. I’m a very warm mammal and get sweaty from time to time, switching from boots to these has eliminated that issue.

These are only 6 months old but I am hard on shoes. I have been searching for years for a pair of shoes to help alleviate my plantar fasciitis and these did just that almost immediately! I work as a mechanic that also does paint and bodywork so I have used these shoes daily all day long, I also am renovating my house and shop so these have been crushed, scraped, and submerged in concrete and are still going strong.

but that’s not all. I also ride and race BMX bikes and have recently found myself just wearing these because they are so lightweight and they stick to the pedals just as good as my $140 bike shoes. To say these have gotten a workout would be an understatement.

I’ve stopped spinning pulleys with them, drug them on the ground to stop my control 4-wheeler and I’ve been jumping from an 8′ scaffolding for the past 3 days. The most obvious damage just showed up after I washed them because they had concrete on them, I assume they weren’t made to have the toes covered in concrete.

The only reason I’m reviewing these is that I am buying a new pair now.

Tested for 6 months in an engineering environment. Hurt my feet for a week breaking them in and getting my feet used to a new pair of shoes. They wear extremely well. They aren’t hot. Not heavy either.

Once broken in they are very comfortable. No one believed that my shoes were steel toes until I clicked the toe against metal. They look very practical. Everyone was interested in them. They aren’t cheap but if you are in maintenance or engineering (specifically hotel or property maintenance) these are excellent.

Best shoes I found after a decade in the industry. Walking at least 3 miles a day, an average of 5 miles a day, and a max of 7 miles a day. Hotel engineering is no joke. Neither are these shoes. On your feet all day in a demanding environment with everyone running you around as if you’re not human? Get these shoes.

Want to kick your director of engineering or GM in the nads? Get these shoes and stay safe while doing it! Insoles are still intact after 6 months.

Not happy with these they are uncomfortable in side the shoe the lining is not lying probably so making them uncomfortable to walk in

Shoe corresponding to the description, very comfortable and good quality to see the use for wear resistance, I recommend this seller and this product.

Very fast delivery. And the shoes sense there very well. Thanks.

Okay. So I’ve only worn this shoe a week and I’ll need a couple months before I can give an honest review, but. So far(I’m not gentle on footwear and may have gone out of my way to test them) I hate wearing safety toe shoes as they leave dead spots in my feet for feeling.

This shoe has none of that feeling; I always know where, and what, my feet are doing(the sole is just wider than the toe and flexible enough that I’ve always known what my feet are into with very few unknowns).

Like I said, I’ll have to see how they wear because I’m a lifelong shoe killer, but after my first week? I’ve ordered a different style(with laces) with a fair bit of confidence- •comfortable? Yup •durable? Seems to be •slip resistant? So far •vaguely stylishly? While I don’t like the no lace, yup.

•the steel toe creates a dead spot on your foot? Not even a little so far(and I hate wearing safety toe shoes) •priced to move with seeming a gimmick? Yup, but I still ordered a second(different style) pair before convinced because of my lack of complaints.

I’m hoping this brand is as advertised, and think they may be.

Impressive new type of show, useful in certain applications, nicely lightweight,steel toe is useful,new laces a good idea,(pull cord one hand operated) now you can tie shoes with gloves on,a big help, a waterproof version would be nice for road builders.

An option to buy with breathable waterproof socks would be a good idea, shoes seem tough enough for warehouse and construction sites, good to see Kevlar being used for a peaceful purpose. A wide foot option would help those with wide feet.

Overall a good tough show far better than standard leather shoes,some more options and a cold/wet weather option would make them much better, I think they are good, the flexible sole and lightweight are its best features,its fails a little with outdoor weather protection,but I’m a happy customer I think they are a big improvement especially in sites where currently no protective shoes are worn like 3rd world counties where safety is ignored too much.

A waterproof breathable ankle boot would be popular I imagine. Much love ✌️❤️🇬🇧.

I’ve been buying Indestructible shoes for years. I usually go for Ryder or something similar and add the self fastening laces. This time I went for Jet – slip on safety shoes – in black (2 pairs) and a risky red.

I’ve given the red 4 stars already, the shoes are awesome but I’m not such a fan of the red as I was when I saw it online. The black however is epic! They are super comfortable and I don’t have that issue you get with other brands of safety shoe where the top cap presses on your toes.

I can’t even tell these have them (they do, I tested them!) I’ve added the Indestructible gel insoles which make being on your feet all day less tiring and gives the slip o shoe a slightly snugger fit.

Without doubt these are the best pair of safety shoes I have ever had and they don’t look stupid with shorts either!.

I’d gotten another pair from here and they were okay. The freestyle pair. So I decided to get another pair and basically I wasted my money. I stand for work. The whole shift. You’re not allowed to sit.

And the first day I wore them they were nothing like the freestyle pair. I feet were in agony. From the first day. I thought maybe I need to break them in. But no. I wore them for weeks. And they never broke in.

I couldn’t take the pain any longer. So I had to stop wearing them. What a waste. I’d barely used them for 2 weeks. I had to go back to wearing my freestyle pair. I don’t know what the problem was. I gotten the right size.

But it just hurt too much Especially my right foot. My right foot hurt much worse than my left foot. ☹️.

I’ve had shoes for crews before and they were hard wearing, comfortable and non slip, all of these qualities are very important when working a 12 hour shift on a busy hospital ward. My last pair lasted 4 years, the sole was still in a good condition but had started to come away from the front upper, I still wear them for gardening! I really like the little tool that comes with them for getting stones out of the tread on the soles.

The most comfortable shoes for kitchen work ever. Lightweight and flexible although it has very good grip. Despite the fact it does not have steel toe cap its my choice for working long hours as a chef.

The best shoes Ive ever bought for kitchen. No sore feet or knees very well absorbing would buy again and again. They just feel like everyday trainers with extra grip and splash proof finish.