I won't buy boots of any other brands
925412
The shoes are warm and comfortable. They look slim and fashionable. I usually wear size 7.5 and bought size 7.5. They fit perfectly. Though I am skinny, I have big bone structure. So my feet are of regular size and width, I think. After I start to wear this pair, I cannot bear to wear my regular leather boots which I thought were comfortable before. But they cannot compare with my UGG boots. Their soles suddenly feel so thin and hard. I ve decided that I will not buy winter shoes from any other brands.
2422732
I've always  bought Timberland Boots as a rule.  They have never disappointed me and I need rugged and durable boots that last.
1694571
Like other reviews I've read, I too was skeptical. I see ads all the time for the latest, greatest, most comfortable boots ever made. I've been wearing duty/tac boots for a lot of years. The good and bad, they are truly the most comfortable boots I have ever owned. Quite honestly, these are the most comfortable pair of footwear I have ever owned. That includes every imaginable brand of athletic shoe and I own and have owned many. These aren't just 'air', these truly are like walking on pillows that have a rebound. They are not mushy and sluggish like gel. The way they make the foot roll as you walk, it is effortless and really makes me walk faster and easier. I would have to say minimum 80% less fatigue in the feet, knees and legs. The comfort, support and general feel of these are great. I was and am very pleasantly surprised at the fact that these boots finally deliver what they all seem to claim, when it comes to comfort they can't be beat. At least not from any of the 20 or so brands I've ever owned.

Now the bad. They do scuff easily around the toe. That doesn't bother me as much as it may some. I've owned pairs before that I wore for a year or more that didn't have a mark on them. Secondly and this is just me and my feet, the upper doesn't break in very fast around the little toes. These tend to stay tight and rub off and on. Minor annoyance and as I said, that is just my particular build of foot because all boots and shoes do that to me when new. Doesn't matter if I go to a wide width or not. Some break in, in a matter of days, some never do. These are getting better but not as fast as I'd like. The last complaint I have, is they aren't offered in tan/coyote/desert. Sometimes I need other than black. If they ever offer them, I will be the first to buy.
3766235
Perfect . All the boots I have purchased from this company have been of excellent quality and workmanship. I live in northern Mn.and it gets frigid. I have sat at hockey games in subzero weather and my feet and legs stay cozy. The fit is one of the prime reasons I keep buying these boots. The toe box is high enough that it does not hurt my hammer toe. I've been wearing the red caird boots for 3 seasons and they still are as good as when I bought them They are worn daily from the time I quit wearing my sandals in the fall, to the time I begin wearing my sandals in the spring.
1401020
I have bought keens for the last three years as they are the only brand that will last me a whole year.  The last pair I bought were the Cleveland model, very well made but the glue holding the bottom on peeled away from the  side of the boots a little but not enough to leak or come off any more than just a bit. The two pairs before that were the Detroits.  Those held up for a whole year also.  The best part I think besides the comfort of course is the rubber cover over the toes. I'm very hard on my boots and the other brands I've tried before all wore a hole in the top of the toes from being on the cement floor on my knees so much.  The rubber cover holds up much better than leather of the timberlands and dr. Martin's and Carolinas I've had in previous years. They all got so bad that the steel toe cap actually fell out of the hole so I knew it was time for a change. This new pair of size 13 ee mt. Vernon boots are holding up better than all other boots from any brand I've tried even before said keens.  They have the locking laces two speed laces from the top like all my previous keens and they're just plain comfy. I'll never buy from another brand again unless I get a couple pairs of lemons in a row. They're made in America too. They are a bit expensive but I believe you get what you pay for and they'll go down in price in the next year or two. They feel well made and the stitching is flawless and triple stitched. Great quality and longevity I'd only expect from keen.
77764
I absolutely love these boots.  The moment I put them on, I felt as if I'd had them for years. There was no "breaking in" required due to the soft, Italian leather.  I usually do not buy shoes on-line, but you are not taking any risks when you buy these wonderful boots.
2269266
I used to work in excavation and home-building and went through a lot of boots over 30 years. I'm currently on my 3rd pair of these John Deere's and they're the only boot I'll buy next. I can spend 14 hours in these and not complain. Their standard width is just right for my narrow feet. They breath a lot better than any Gortex junk, they're soft-toe'd, use a Cambria lining to wick the moisture out and have a steel shank. I prefer steel over the synthetic shanks because it takes a LONG-TIME for the steel to fatigue. I climb-up embankments and want the first 2/3rd's of my boot fairly stiff. I can still knee reasonably to do electrical work, NP. I've round polyurethane shanks feel great for the first two weeks, then they weaken and you've got spongy boots that cause your feet start hurting by evening time..

One thing I always do is to upgrade the insoles. I never skimp on that because I like a soft ride. After a year or so of tough use I'll also replace the laces with "Iron Laces". In fact, those Iron Laces are so tough I'm probably gonna be able to roll them onto my next pair of these boots.

BTW, my neighbor is a Korean War vet. He spotted my boots a few years back and told me the entire lineage of this particular boot. It was first manufactured in the USA in 1934 by a prominent company (sorry, I forget the name). The John Deere bought the company and have been selling this line since the late 1980's. They've upgraded the lining, thread material and even the water resistant coating. But the design hasn't changed. I'd say that speaks well for John Deere: only a fool tinkers with perfection.
4139453
Have been wearing these Chippewa boots for a month now and I'm really happy I bought them. I literally looked at hundreds of different boots from all brands looking for the exact boots to fit my needs. I had specific demands that had to be met and I was tired of looking at the standard offerings I was seeing in the local stores. The cheaper imported boots just weren't going to cut it and I was not going to settle for anything less than what I wanted in a boot. These boots are the only ones I could find that were everything I had been looking for. I'm on my feet all day at work on smooth concrete floors that often are wet from rain, oil and coolant spills. All day comfort and traction on slick wet surfaces were two of my top priorities. Quality and durability were next, with a strong preference for an American made product. It's too early to tell how they will do in the long haul, but they pass all my other demands with flying colors. As a bonus they are also waterproof, so I can even wear them on my motorcycle in the rain with my other rain gear and stay dry from head to toe.

 The soles of these boots do not slip on slick surfaces. This was a biggie for me. Most work boots have big lugged soles for outdoor use and traction in dirt or mud. Those types usually don't do well on hard slick surfaces like these do. I have also gotten many compliments from co-workers on how nice these boots look. The finish on the leather is great. If you happen to scuff them a little, you can just rub a finger over the scuff and the surrounding leather and blend the color back in to make the scuff disappear. Water just beads up and rolls off the leather and the waterproof lining provides another impermeable layer of protection to make sure your feet stay dry. It only took a couple of days wear to get them broken in enough feel like they were custom built just for me. I look forward to wearing these boots for a long time. Thinking about ordering another pair soon just in case they do something stupid like stop making these or outsourcing them to China like most other things that used to be made here. It was nice to find exactly what I'd been looking for and it was made in USA!
1163596
I'm on my second pair of these boots and doubt I'll ever look at another product.  The leather is tough, the soles last longer than expected for how soft the Vibram soles are, and I never had an issue with the upper separating from the sole.  And despite all this, they're amazingly comfortable.
2914061
I wear these boots both on and off the job. This is the third pair i have owned and don't see myself going back to any other brand or style. if you spend the day on hard surfaces or in the woods these will do the trick.
4782331
Great boots, I never buy anything but Justins. They last for years with a little maintenance and are very comfortable to wear all day
3171209
these boots would have cost me over $180  I got them for $75  WOW!!! awesome boots Its the only boots I wear.  they will last for almost 2 years.  I ask a lot of my wolverines but I can wear them ALL DAY LONG 14Hrs a day.  My feet never hurt.  would not wear any other brand.
2218735
This is my second pair of Rocky boots. I have had many other brands of boots (Red Wing, Keen, Wolverine, Caterpillar, etc) I have finally found a brand that I can truly wear all day on the job site. I do have a narrow foot with a high arch. And this is the only brand that fits the best. I have been wearing the 12M size. Some of the comments say the width is too narrow. So if you have a normal to wider foot, I can see where a person would maybe want a D or E width. But I cannot say enough about the comfort of Rocky boots. They have it right.
3637119
These are by and far and away my favorite boot. I think I am on my third pair. I have other boots and tried plenty of boots over the years. I keep returning to these and never regret it. I live in the country and could be be walking in the woods, thru a mud puddle, in the snow and slush then back in the kitchen cooking dinner all within the same hour. Lacrosse Quads do it all. These are the rural version of a sneaker for me. For construction, in the house and outside, the tread is perfect. They don't attract mud like "hiking boots" the lugs aren't as deep and they don't leave black marks in the house. I have worn them all day, hiked, jogged (yes I run in these occasionally walking the dogs), worked in the barn, worked in the house. These are my go to boots. Only one lace up and you're done (which I love too). Comfortable, waterproof and long lasting. They only get replaced when they get worn out and grunge factor outweighs all the other benefits. Being all-purpose they do everything well like all purpose car tires. Occasionally on ice I wish I had a deeper lug or in the house it's still a boot after all. I do have a heavier boot with steel toe for chopping wood and a lug heavy pure hiking boot. However, you won't regret the purchase. I have walked through streams, literally climbed mountains and been in the bedroom putting clothes away with these boots on. Wear them, wear them out, then buy your next pair, same size, same great quality, same everything. Highly recommend.
4258541
I can't say enough good things about these boots! I have never liked winter boots because they are too heavy and make me feel like Frankenstien walking in them. Not these. They are light yet warm and perfect and just nice looking. These will be the only boots I buy from now on for winter if they don't last forever. I'm not even going to waste time checking out other ones. Get these.
1087412
I am on my second pair of these shoes, I absolutely love them. I'm very cheap, so I've done the usual: go to Wal-Mart and buy a pair of work boots every 3 months thing that most men do. I got a decent paying job six years ago and came across these exact boots for around the same price they are now. I bought them and a pair of Doctor Scholl's work inserts, and have never had a single complaint.
I've never owned a more comfortable pair of boots in my life. I wore the first pair of boots every single day for six years. They finally started to wear out and I decided it was time to get a new pair. I found the exact same pair and bought them, and the same inserts; I plan to wear them every single day and hope to get another 6 years out of them, and probably buy another pair.
I love these boots.
4306920
My last pair of Columbia boots lasted for 13 years I would never buy any other brand of boot my feet never got cold or wet in the winter and they are so comfortable I love them they match with just about anything