– Venom Performance Boots

Right out of the box I could tell these were well made, they have a very sturdy build and hard waring materials. They feel very comfortable and also look very nice. I’m a very happy customer. I suffer from plantar fasciitis and struggle to get good quality footwear all the time, so I’m very pleased to get these and find I’m getting what I want and pay for

Early days yet, but so far, comfortable, good looking and decent quality for its price.

There are cheaper boots on the market. But I doubt many have what these have. Very light weight. My feet felt like they were floating. Comfortable. Stylish. Great design. Appear to be well made. Although I'm no cobbler. So what do I know. Plus my planter facitus doesn't feel as bad. Which is what I brought them for in the first place.

Very high quality

They are very comfy but since I've bought these in June 2025 and only wear them 3 nights a week they have started to split at seams with the stitching so I've got to go through amazon to sort summat out only had them 3 months

Firstly, these boots do look awesome. They're a solid build with what seems like quality materials throughout. I'm a size 9 uk and ordered to the correct size, they fit comfortably with no squished toes... On the day they arrived i tried them on and they felt really good. I took a short 15 minute walk and everything was ok. However, the next day i took a 2 hour walk wearing light cotton socks, and these boots tore my feet to pieces. Blisters on my toes and heels. For a week or so as i let my feet heal up, i was unsure about these boots, i thought that maybe i had wasted £80... However, i'm stubborn, and i wanted to stick with them and try to break them in. I started wearing thick cordura socks, and these made a huge difference. No more hotspots or blisters, plus the cordura socks add a little extra waterproofing. It took a couple of weeks before i felt sure they were broken in good and proper... I give these boots five stars, because even though i suffered at the beginning, once they're properly broken in, they are excellent. Strong, stable and sturdy. I haven't tried them up the mountains yet, but i feel confident they'll hold up really well... My top advice, wear thick socks from the start, and give yourself a bit of time to break them in.

They look good but very uncomfortable. I have much experience in ‘breaking in’ boots and understand most boots need breaking in. But these are causing so much pain in the ankle part and rim that I’ve resorted to poking a sponge down the side of the boot. Whether it’s simply a bad made pair or what? I don’t know. But what I do know is that it’s very painful and operationally non productive. I brought them in January and began wearing them in early Feb but no change.

I love these boots so cool thank you.