Men's Logger Boots

Update After breaking these boots in the fit is very comfortable even in the one that once wasn't these are my go to boots since I've broken them in actually buying another pair just to have as a back up such as when one pair is wet from irrigation at the garden center or stepping in a deep puddle Original post- Firstly I would like to say that I go through 2-4 pairs of boots a year and I was impressed when I opened these at how good the quality of their construction is. They are an uninsulated workboot so there is no padding inside which I found perfect because padding material wears out and makes most boots too uncomfortable to wear... My only issue is that the left boot I received feels like the steel toe guard is smaller then the right boot almost like it's been crushed on something. It's bearable for short periods but it rubs right on the knickle of my big toe Making these unwearable for work I would give a poor review on that but based off of how comfortable the right boot is I think this was just a random error and the construction of the boots overall along with affordability warrants a higher rating I will be trying to find these without steel toe for light duty work

I'll preface this review by stating I do not wear these for my job. These are my primary "weekend warrior" boots for mowing, snow blowing, etc. I was in the market for a solid steel-toe boot to use for yard work and other heavy-duty situations. I also wanted a boot that would have a higher profile, would keep my feet warm and dry, and serve as a casual multi-purpose boot. I've had this boot for ~1.5 years now, and they have become my daily driver when I'm doing any work outside, walking the dog in the cooler months, or just want to wear something more heavy-duty than a pair of sneakers. The build quality is great, and after putting some miles in them, I haven't experienced any degradation in the quality of these boots. After the break-in period, they fit perfectly and are comfy to wear on long walks with my dog or stomping around the yard when I'm doing yard work. Would highly recommend to anyone who's in a similar situation and looking for light/moderate use.

Nice boots for the money. Fit it true to size. Use your normal Brannock sizing when ordering. Build quality is on point with other top brands. The only issue is that they’re very slippery on wet surfaces, such as concrete or tile floors. Many other boots are not slippery on the same type of surfaces. I would only recommend wearing them outdoors in a field, in a forest, or in the dirt. If you have to go from outdoors to indoors such as an office, I would recommend another style boot. But if your job primarily outdoors, you should be fine.

(2023 update) I've had The boots for a couple years.. I keep them oiled for the most part and they are holding up well. I use them mainly when in the woods cutting firewood and on some construction sites. ..(original comment)The boots are made well. They can be resoled it appears. Im brealing them in now I water peoofed the further. Everyone has their own way. The steel toe and toe box seem a bit tight. Im hoping the break in looses that up. For the money it a good boot. I dont have a wide foot maybe 3.5- 4 inch maybe. Ill uodate this in a year. Bought some carhatrs loging boot a a year ago and axe put a slice in the boot. The tread started seperating. Gluing issue I guess.. Had then about a year trying these now.

I worked for a utility that paid for my boots for years, so price was never a problem. When I retired I had to buy my own so I picked these up at $100. I’m very pleased. I have owned Wesco, Halls, and everything in between and these are comparable comfort wise out of the box. Unlike some boots that are unbearable for the first few weeks, these are comfy. I will say most boots that last a long time are uncomfortable to begin with (that’s part of what makes them last) so I can’t speak to the long term durability of these. So far, I’m impressed. I read one review that said they are narrow, I don’t find that to be the case. Plenty of padding too but not so thick that my feet sweat. If the padding wears out there is plenty of room for an insole. Try these before you spend $200 on some Carolinas or Georgias, you can always return them if you don’t like them. I will update my review after 6 months.

My husband has worn these for only two weeks and the sole already shows wear. We are not impressed at all. My husband has fallen 2 twice due to the slipperiness of these boots.

Fit perfect love these adtec boots. This is my 4 pair. Top quality product

These boots are great for the price . Just as good as the $200 boots for half the price.

Awesome product! Very padded and comfy on inside with decent arch support, solid toe and heel, good thick sole with plenty grip. Durable seeming laces and semi water resistant already upon delivery. Very easy to break in and get comfortable. Only complaint is I wear an 11.5 US men’s shoe (everything from winter boots to skate shoes all same size) so I ordered the same size with these. Personally would prefer a half size smaller as there’s a decent amount of wiggle room left, but even still haven’t had any blistering problems due to the great padding. Worn for 3 days straight camping and had no complaints (FYI was 5degree Celsius whole time and feet were warm).

Looks like great quality, unfortunately fit a bit too snug across the toe / ball of foot, but that could just be my husband's big feet lol

Me quedaron excelente, tal cual el numero que pedí.

Sizing note: I take a 10 1/2 in dress shoes and runners, but I purchased size 11. The size 11 boots fit great.

The only complaint is that the inside was a bit uncomfortable, so I purchased a pair of insoles and we'll see how that goes. Other than that, they are a very nice, well made boot.