9” Side Zip Suede Leather Combat Work Outdoor Men's Desert Tan Boots

Close to what I had in the military. The boots themselves are comfortable, they fit just fine. However, having the zippers location on the side of the boot is Okay but I wouldn't recommend it. If something happened to the zipper the boot is shot. If you want to sell a boot that utilizes a zipper, have the zipper be attached to the laces using grommets or eyelets, this way if the zipper breaks you can revert back to lacing your boots and no harm comes to the boot, besides you can sell the zippers separately if so desired. This is how it was done in Vietnam. It was much appreciated back then and would be much appreciated now. Really, it's for any person who just wants to have a faster way of putting on their boots without going through all the hassle of lacing them up, this is the way to go. Having a boot utilizing a zipper is a good idea. But the way it is presented now, with the zipper attached to the side of the boot, I would avoid. Even though nothing has gone wrong with the pair I purchased, I would shop around to try and find a cobbler shop that may sell them. Anyway, this is how I would go about to sell the product.

Comfort has a price..... Its certainly cheaper than I expected.Here's the skinny.++++++Very flexible and comfortableBreath well don't get stinky wife hasn't chucked out back door once!Good tractionZipper is convenient and holds up long termMuch much more durable than I thought.Great price.Good summer boot.-------Very little sole padding. Buy a gel insertThe bottom is very flexy which gives good traction and comfort, but has no resistance to puncture. If you step on nails you will be stepping on nails.No insulation if you are in a freezing environment.With out a sole insert you will feel ouch upon landing from a death defying leap.Not water proofI usually get roughly 6mo. Out of a boot. Ussually Texas steer, wrangler, ECT.I've had these 7mo. They are doing great no bad signs. When digging if I gotta jump on the shovel the palms of you feet really feel the impact. I bought a gel insert to solve this. They were just as comfortable with out. I have bought every brand you can think of in the past spent $50 to $300 a pair and get the same disappointment. I've given them 7months which is around the maximum amount of time I can get out of a boot in my poor occupational choice world. They're banged up but still going strong. No glued bottom coming apart or any of that nonsense you get with the timberlands. No stank build up like the sears boots. I wear these 6-7 days a week and the zipper still travels smooth.I'm going to make these my official above 32'f boot.No frills here a piece of leather on a rubber slab.This boot is exactly what it looks like a cheap boot. The manufacture put their attention to making a tight assembly of a basic design. Rather than buying licensing rights from thinsulate and the like. Comes in a clear plastic bag in an Amazon taped box.Can't beet the cost.

Been wearing them for a week. Honestly I didn't expect them to be the quality that they are. They are just as good as 5.11 boots but alot cheaper and they are a perfect fit. The zippers seem to be made very well and I expect they will hold up for years to come. The only downfall is the laces are a cheaper 550 cord and we're too long. I had to cut them and burn the ends but when I cut them it seemed to be alot less quality than 550 cord (paracord). I will be getting some better 550 cord for the laces. Other than that the boots are perfect

An ok boot. Based on the pair I received, they run small. I wear a size 12 and ordered this size; my toe touches the end of the boot. They are extremely light weight, however, the boots do not have a shank in them and they are not combat boots. If you are looking for a cheap, lightweight, easy on/off boot then these will do just fine (order 1/2 size up). If you are accustomed to actual combat boots issued while you were in, do not order these. I will keep them because they will work fine for working in the yard. My bug-out boots will continue to be military issue from Ranger Joe's (not a plug).

Fits a little large but very comfortable. Can't wait to break them in. They do have a hard plastic toe. Going to use them for airsoft and can't wait to get out and play with them. They go really good with the rest of my gear.They are definitely not a winter boot. They are thin but I think they will work very well for what I'm using them for.Overall great boot and the price is amazing!!!!

I purchased these boots for work and have been using them for the last month. Initially, I was very satisfied with my purchase. These boots fit mostly as expected and are pretty comfortable. But just today I realized that the right boot has already torn. I am currently in the process of attempting to get them replaced.

So far so good..the boots all in all are pretty comfortable and breath very well..size is a little tricky..that's why four stars..reading some reviews people were say they run a little big, about a half size bigger. So I ordered a size 9..I'm a size 9 1/2..the boots do break in well and stretch a little so I'm thinking a 8 1/2 size would be better..a whole size difference..they are holding up good since I'm on a cement floor all day..zipper on the side is a time saver..no more tying laces..will be buyin another pair soon

I have been wearing these around the house to break them in. This is a preliminary report which will be updated.Initial impressions are very good. The boot is comfortable, and the zipper works well. Once the laces are adjusted properly, the boot can be put on and removed with touching the laces. Of course, you may want to snug the top lacings a little to improve support, but I don't think I will have to.The construction appears to be good. The seams are even and appear sturdy. The overall appearance is very close that of the standard-issue GI boot, with the except of the zippers.