King Rocks Men's Construction Work Boots, Moc Toe, Lightweight Wedge Sole, Water Repellent Leather for Protection

Amazon recommended to me the size 12 but they were too large. Amazon corrected it with me and I got the size 11 which fits perfect even with large Cotten socks. Out of all the work boots I’ve had these are up there in comfort and functionality. I’ve owned two pairs of die hards from sears and these preform as good if not better. The leather is strong and protective. The soles haven’t slipped on me yet and I used them working in an empty pool that I pressure washed and patched. I’ve used these for everything since I bought them from weed wacking to construction to drywall hanging. I will say however it took me a week of consistent use to break them in. But just wear thick socks until they are broken. The laces haven’t failed on them yet. And the toes are actually quite hard protecting the foot from impacts to some degree. Anyways good boots for a good price.

Size yourself a 1/2 smaller and they will fit perfect. They have a soft removable sole pad so you don't have to buy one. These are the most comfortable boot you can imagine. They are a regular D width. The price is unreal. I bought a pair of Wolverine and they fit me so bad I can't wear them and spent 2 times the amount. They look good with Jeans to. I ride a motorcycle and are perfect for the road. Let me tell ya about the company. I got a great deal and they are much less than the price of the other makers. I ordered them and somehow hit the expedited shipping button. The charge was 39.95. I called them, with the weather it took 5 days to get them so they credited me back the amount, minus the 5 dollar shipping charge. If you are looking for a wedge sole boot. Buy from these guys. Save a ton of money and get treated well and best of all, a great quality boot. . Thanks King, very much.

About what I expected for $60. These boots are nice. To the average eye they are well made and somewhat stylish. To a seasoned boot guy or gal, you'll notice where they cut back on quality to give this low price point. But you're still getting a pretty good boot for $60. They do run a bit large but not as large as some people are portraying in Amazon reviews. MOST boots run large. All my Timberlands have run a size large over the years. These boots fit about the same as a Timberland boot to me. They came with a fairly average/cheap insole, so you'll want to go purchase your own if you really want to get the most comfort out of these boots. I bought an Ariat Boot insole here on Amazon and added it to the thin one that came with the King Rocks boot. That made these things super comfortable and thy even fit better with that extra insole. I really like walking in them. The color of the boot is great and the laces they come with make them look even better. The leather seems to be nice quality but the interior lining is kind of cheap. But yeah, some work boots like this don't even have a lining so... I've seen some over enthusiastic people compare these boots to Red Wings and other top brands. But come on...that's simply not true. This is a really nice boot FOR THE PRICE. I expect a few years of good use out of them before I buy another pair. I don't require a work boot for work so I'll probably only wear these boots a couple of times per week during the Fall and Winter. We'll see how the outer sole holds up over that time but so far so good. And yes, i would purchase them again.

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Excellent work/office shoe. I help run a manufacturing plant and I've been buying these shoes for 3 years now. I get 2 new pairs every year and they never let me down. Comfortable and tough. I've never had a sole detach or a seam rip or a stitch loose. Very durable. For the money, I don't know how you could best them.

I usually wear 10 EEE or 11 Reg boots. I ordered size 11 Reg. They were huge. Returned them and got 10.5. They too are huge. Thick socks make it workable for now. One full size smaller might be the ticket. Beware, thought that these insoles would fix the problem. They are gimormous: https://www.amazon.com/Copper-Fit-Unisex-Comfort-Insoles/dp/B09LXCSXSJ?pd_rd_w=wVvvN&content-id=amzn1.sym.f8bd5c4a-4a1d-4518-8a74-d7b144a3f981&pf_rd_p=f8bd5c4a-4a1d-4518-8a74-d7b144a3f981&pf_rd_r=JTH3RQ5V396HNJ5N67X0&pd_rd_wg=plH55&pd_rd_r=417ad044-1f19-4d9d-a379-6521af11e5d8&pd_rd_i=B09LXCSXSJ&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_d_grid_rp_0_17_i UP Date on 10.5's. One day of wear is all I could do. Still big even with a bit thinner insert. Going to Try the EverBoots.

I’m a size 10 in justin’s and these matched perfectly. I personally do HVAC and these boots perform perfectly for me. They’re comfortable and sturdy to stand in all day, or bent down in weird angles. They are a little slick on wet surfaces such as roofs after a good rain but other than that I cannot complain. They also have held up well to some of the stronger chemicals I use. If you’re in the HVAC trade I highly recommend.

I ordered a 10.5 instead of an 11, and the fit is just about right. I think a size 11 would have been fine, I just would have had to stick a thicker insole and wear some heavy socks with the boots. Out of the package, the boots had a few flaws. The leather had a few light scuffs, there were some loose threads, and the rubber on the soles had some burs. None of this mattered much to me. They are boots I plan on working in. If you are buying them to look pretty though, you might be disappointed. The color was nice. I prefer a darker color, but I knew I would be applying sno-seal, which darkens the leather (despite the claims of "water resistant"). The snow seal made one shoe very slightly darker than the other, which has happened before when I used it, even on higher quality leather goods. Just something you should be aware of if you plan on using it. Since these are work boots and not a fashion statement, it didn't bother me even a little. They weren't very comfortable when I first started wearing them, but after a couple days they were nicely broken in. I will probably have to reapply the sno-seal a couple more times to make them truly waterproof. This isn't unusual in my experience. I really like this style of boot. They are fairly lightweight. The rubber soles are soft enough to grip ice, and are oil resistant. If you knot the laces at the tips, you can slip them on and off easily without tying, or tighten them up for a nice snug fit. They aren't tall enough to keep your feet dry in deep snow (at least not without a pair of gaters), but I have other boots for that. Time will tell how well they hold up to abuse. For the price, they are a great work boot.

Absolutely no buyers regrets

Excellent, excellent excellent I just replaced my boots that I purchased in December 2023 Comfortable durable excellent value

Nice color

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