First Class 6" Coolmax Ryno Gear Tactical Combat Boots

I’ve had my Ryno Gear hiking shoes for a few months now, and I can confidently say they exceeded my expectations in every way. Comfort (5/5): From the first wear, the shoes felt supportive without being stiff. The cushioning around the ankles and the breathable lining kept my feet cool and blister-free, even on longer treks. I didn’t even need a break-in period – they were trail-ready right out of the box. Durability (5/5): I’ve taken these on rocky trails, muddy paths, and through shallow streams, and they’ve held up like champs. The build quality is solid – stitching, soles, and laces are all rugged and feel like they’ll last a long time. The reinforced toe area gives me confidence on uneven terrain. Traction (5/5): The grip on these shoes is phenomenal. Whether I was climbing steep inclines or navigating wet surfaces, the tread pattern kept me steady and secure. This has made a huge difference, especially on slick or gravel-covered trails. Style (4.5/5): They look great for hiking boots – rugged but not bulky. I’ve even worn them casually without looking out of place. A small bonus for anyone who cares about form and function. Value (5/5): For the price, these shoes offer outstanding quality. I’ve owned pricier brands that didn’t perform half as well. Ryno Gear clearly prioritizes quality and performance without the steep price tag. If you’re looking for hiking shoes that combine comfort, durability, and grip at a great value, I highly recommend Ryno Gear. They’ve quickly become my go-to pair for both weekend hikes and more serious trails.

So I ordered these bad boys to increase my masculinity. I had spoken to my doctor about transitioning from female to male when he informed me I had been a male my entire life and just needed to be more manly. I thanked him and left him at the shelter with his roommates. I figured some facial hair would help so I grew a pretty nice mustache in only a few days. I got home and looked for some boots and saw the reviews on these and figured I would give it a shot. After rummaging through the couch that my rear had been parked on since the bank bailout I found nothing of value except a few Cheetos, a remote, and someone's keys. The Cheetos tasted like new. I resorted to selling plasma and sneaking some adult beverages to my doctor and his friends for a profit. I placed the order and away we went. Upon receipt of the box I instantly opened them up and to my surprise, the laces were already tied. This saved me time from getting someone else to do it for me. I unzipped the sides and put them on and then the magic began. They were great fitting and very comfortable. I stroked my mustache and let out a hearty laugh while rubbing my gut. I had a desire to start a campfire and almost completed it until my roommate reminded me of our security deposit. So now I have a 90% complete campfire in the den. My facial hair growth increased enough for me to realize my original mustache was nose hair and was no longer needed. I began watching survival shows like they were for beginners. I bought an ax and began chopping firewood in case we ever used the campfire. The HOA showed up and wanted to press charges for vandalism of the trees but they were intimidated by my boots no doubt so they dropped it. In all seriousness, these are a great purchase. They fit great, felt great and look great. They even gave me some socks which I can only assume will be great as well. The price is much cheaper than similar styles but the boots themselves aren't cheap. I hope they continue to remain a great find for me as I wear them for a while. If you are on the fence go ahead and gives these a shot.

Pros: Very cushioned. It almost felt like a HOKA shoe. Easy to put on. Great for hiking, I presume. It's curved on the forefoot to give like a rocking motion when moving. The socks they give you was warm and fitting. It's a performance sock that is great for cold weather. The price for all this is excellent! The first time wearing it in the cold with freezing rain, it felt almost like I was wearing winter boots. Cons: Not military approved with the zipper on the side. That's more my fault for not even knowing the regulation from front to back. The right boot was digging a little bit on my foot, but I think wearing a couple of more days would break it down. The real con is probably that it isn't as slip-resistant as I would like. It was freezing rain today, and I almost slip while walking.

First I would like to say, I have never owned a pair of boots before. I was looking for boots to hike in (I know these aren't really specified as hiking boots, but I finished watching a show about the military and thought Combat Boots looked pretty cool, so I compromised and got these instead of actual military regulation boots or actual hiking boots) so I ordered these, and they came in today. The shipping was very fast. They gave me a date range of when my boots would likely show up at the door, and I got it on the first day of the range (about 5 days from ordering). My expectations of boots was that they would be very heavy and uncomfortable. The boot doesn't really feel too heavy, maybe 2-3 times the weight of my Nike running shoes, but I was amazed at the comfort! It feels very comfortable to just stand in these. The downfall of these boots, is that they don't come in half sizes. However, they do give you a pair of fairly thick socks, and these do help with the size difference. I am normally a 9.5 but I ordered a 10. I would say with the socks the boot is still a little on the looser side, but if I tie it up pretty tight and wear thick socks it is definitely wearable, and I don't think I'll be getting any blisters. The zippers on these boots are made pretty well and don't feel cheap. They zip up without much struggle and definitely make putting the boots on very fast. I would say that I am a pretty big fan of them. I am taking these out to hike over the weekend, so I will post updates afterwards. Otherwise I highly recommend these boots. **update** Took these babies on hike in whistler Canada! The ground I was trekking through was mostly gravel and wood terrain. The support was real nice. I wore these from morning to evening and my feet did not hurt. Highly recommend.

I have bought other boots of similar style and these are the best I have found so far. The zipper on these work great, they fit so nicely and suggest as I did get a little bigger side. I normally wear a 9.5 but went with size 10 and am happy I did. Thanks also for the socks that came with them, a surprise that makes this a great purchase. Delivery was on time.

UPDATE: I still love these boots. Was welding yesterday, 3-31-2021. Started a small grass fire from a spark. Flames weren't 5-6 inches in height and total size approximately 7x12 inches around. It stomped out quickly. Noticed this morning apparently my boots must have melted a bit putting out the fire. I've had 5 pair of these since the initial review. And still love em. and I weld all the time. first time this has happened. I started wearing this pair around the 03-10-2021. Very comfortable boot. Almost feel like walking in walking shoe. I have been wearing them for a week. Quality appears to be better than many boots on the market. For 15 years I've only bought sketchers. Within a month the sketchers are falling apart. The last several years I've barely gotten 3 months out of 2 pairs of their comparable work boot. The free pair of socks was unexpected. The socks are great. There thick and absorbent. Will definitely buy another pair or 2, so I can rotate thru the work week.

6" COOLMAX RYNO GEAR TACTICAL COMBAT BOOTS; Finally the perfect hiking boot! I've tried them all; including the timberland and merrell hiking shoes. Nothing fit until I found these babies; they have wide toe caps and are also wide in the mid arch area! Important; please share your own experiences! If you have wide feet and are wearing shoes that are truly wide; please reply to this post so we can share solutions for our royal feet. We can all benefit from knowing which boots are truly wide. Reply to this post to share your own "finds". I really would like to know which other shoes you wear! If you are looking for a truly wide hiking boot, look you further. I have tested way too many of them and I finally found one that is sufficiently wide for my feet + "has room for my orthotic inserts"; after you remove the regular insoles. The CoolMax Ryno Gear Tactical Combat Boots. I use them for long hikes too! Plus; they fit true to size and they only cost $39.99.

very comfortable. seems to be fairly durable but only have had them about a week and a half now. no problems like i have seen others been saying about them. zippers are real smooth working, good traction. oh and i really like the socks that came with the boots. not big on black sock but hey they were including and they fit real snug, almost like compression socks. update as of 4-16, i have only had these about two months and the right boot is developing holes in the leather. one on each side of the boot pretty much straight across from one another. adding photos. this is on the inside of the boot and the other hole is straight across on the other side. kind of funny that it is only on the one boot and not the other one (yet). they are worn as daily wear. can see this happening but not within 2 months. not sure if they are defective or what. was hoping they would last at least a year.

very good, but too big