Wolverine Men's Floorhand Waterproof Steel Toe 6" Boot

Perfect for BOH. These are a true to fit size. I ordered steel toe and in the past needed a half size bigger in other boots. These are not those. I wear a size 10 and that exactly what’s I ordered based on other reviews. It fits perfect and even has a little room in my toes just enough to wiggle around. I got these to work at Costco. As some know it’s a very large warehouse. I work multiple departments and these are great for non slip and foot protection. You will need new insoles and with the ones I put in them with much better arch supports. They still fit perfect and as I wore them in they got better and better. Very comfortable and very supportive. It’s a nice medium weight boot. I’ve had heavier and I’ve had sneaker light boots. These are about the middle.

I bought these to replace an old pair. Same great boot! Comfortable, sturdy, and incredibly durable. Size was a perfect match.

What can I say about Wolverine, other than I love this brand. Since I bought my first pair of floorhands from them, I haven’t looked back. They have been my go-to brand for boots for almost 15 years, and hopefully another 15 to come. They are strong, durable, waterproof, and comfortable. The boots don’t really have a “break-in” period like most, but I would give them a few days to set to your feet before you fully judge the fit. They are oil resistant, (trust me, I have put that to the test at work) they have great tread depth, (which lasts a long time with normal use) and they have plenty of room in the toe box for wide feet. (I usually have to order an extra, extra wide shoe in other brands.)

They're good boots, but they're cheap and made in China. I have owned one previous pair. If you wear them actively in the winter, shoveling driveways and laying down salt, even with modest, regular cleaning they will eventually break down and start leaking. My last pair leaked through the soles of the boot. Nevertheless, they're predictable in their fit and function, and I would rather spend $69 on a pair of boots every 2-3 years than $450 on a pair of boots that maybe last 3-4 years or less. Salt is a real killer. Winter boots don't last forever. Sometimes cheap and dispensable is the way to go.

Solid boot. Good bang for ya buck

Very comfortable boots hold up well water resistant I would recommend these boots

Wore less than two dozen times and the hooks for the laces at the top of the boot have already started to break off, basically removing any ankle-support. Comfortable and the extra width fit as needed.

Awesome work boots, at a great price. Amazon suggested I order a half size larger than I normally wear (I usually wear an 11.5, they said get a 12). 12 was a little loose, but I put some new insoles, and heel pads in the boots, and bought thicker socks, and the fit fine. If/when I wear these out, I’ll buy them again.