Carhartt Men's CMF6380 Rugged Flex Six Inch Waterproof Work Boot

Me he comprado varias botas para el trabajo estás hasta el momento son las mejores muy suaves y te protejan muy bie de todo lo externo

Great work boot. The only issue that I have was that one shoe lace was cut, so I need new laces.

Tried two different sizes appears to fit to size but needed a bigger size for insoles, otherwise great boots.

Very comfortable

For outdoor use, this boot would be fantastic. The few times I had to use it outdoors it was an absolute champ. At one point I ended up walking through a small brush fire and they held up without much complaint, and they are still waterproof.But my main profession is mechanic, and these are not great for it. The arch support is not meant for flat concrete and the soles are far to hard for areas with oil. You have to actively try to not fall on your ass, and the poor arch support for concrete leaves you hurting at the end of the day.I ordered a pair of Redback boots, so I will update this review once those arrive to say if id recommend those instead for other mechanics looking for a good boot.EDIT: I've been using Redback for a minute now and it has been a huge upgrade. If you are on concrete all day, spend the extra dollar for Redback.

So far so good. I've worn these boots for two days and all is good. No problem with the composite toe.

Great boots, Carhartts are always the best boots for outdoor use!

I have owned two pairs of Magnum Stealth Force 6.0 SZ CT. 6" Size Zip, Composite Toe work boots with "Kick Pad" (behind heel reinforcing). Great boots. I decided to change it up with the Carhartt Rugged Flex 6" Composite Toe work boot. I am thoroughly pleased.Of the main features the Magnum Stealth Force had that attracted me was the side zip. However, the side zip never really stood out as one of the boots strengths. The side zip is perhaps not as functional as one would expect (i.e. you still need to untie and loosen the laces to remove). The Kick Pad, obviously has its benefits in use. Certainly solid boots, indeed.The Carhartt Rugged Flex 6" Composite Toe work boot not only has the "Kick Pad" as represented by a reinforced outer heel, but also incorporates an outer reinforced toe pad. A feature I really like in a set of Wenger hiking boots I own that are not dissimilar to Keens toe reinforcing.Personally, I went with the 13 Wide. I felt that the little extra toe box width would serve me well. I was pleasantly surprised that the wide version did not create a situation where my foot was able to "float" in the boot, which would obviously create issues during strenuous wear situations.Additionally, I had purchased a set of cushioning insoles thinking that the stock ones would not provide enough comfort for my feet in extended wear situations. I was wrong. The stock insoles are nicely cushioned and quite comfortable. I will replace the stock insoles with the new insoles at a later date when it becomes necessary.Overall, very pleased with the construction, durability, look and feel of the Carhartt Rugged Flex 6" Composite Toe work boots. I anticipate them being long lasting and will not hesitate to buy another pair in the future.

I was looking for a boot that would help with my plantar fascitis and these fit the bill perfectly. I had been dealing with the pain and these shoes have helped alleviate it even though I have been standing on my feet 8+ hours a day. I recommend here to anyone who has to wear work boots and has sore feet.

Got these for a steal of a deal! I read some of the reviews that were negative but ordered them anyway. Based off of walking around the house with them they are arguably the most comfortable work boots I have ever worn. I work in a production plant where they are going to always be inside. So as for durability I’m not really going to be too hard on them. As for the sizing, they are pretty much right on. I usually take between 11 and 12 for work boots and the 11.5 fit just right. They stay on my feet and do not slide around. The laces are a bit thinner so we will see how they hold up. I will probably purchase a thicker set of laces. To be honest, a lot of people who have issues with boots “falling apart” are probably extremely hard on their boots. They’re not made of Kevlar. They are leather and manmade materials. I have done construction work and worked on concrete and even fighting fires and I never had a problem with any work boots I have ever purchased. I always have made sure to clean my boots and use mink oil and maintain them. I have a pair of Dakota steel toed boots I bought at Mark’s Work Wearhouse that I have had for 3 years and besides some surface scratches and putting in a new insole, they are still in very good shape and I keep them in my rotation. Anyways, These boots are comfy and hopefully will hold up.

A year and a half use, many times in wet conditions. Better lifespan than other boots I have had.

The only thing I wasn’t sure about was if this boot had a protective sole. It said it was a work boot, but didn’t list much else. I was hoping that it was. Anyway It has a composite toe but that’s it.

I find these boots very comfortable!