Men's Wedge Work Boots

These are the best Boots the husband says. True to size and exactly what you see.

Great boots. Can tell they are made out of real leather. Feels like top grain, really soft. Super durable.Photo is after 4 months of hard construction work.The wedge sole is preferred. It seems to add life to the boots and adds comfort while walking.Heel rubbed for about 2 days when I got them but the whole boot quickly conforms to your feet and fits like a glove.I recommend. Will be a return customer.

The media could not be loaded. These have been my husband's go to boots for work. In addition to them holding up well to getting wet, they break in really fast and are comfortable.

Pros: Georgia boot is one of the few companies that actually makes properly wide boots. I would say it feels close to a 6E width.Leather quality is great. Soft tumbled leather feels flexible enough but still tough, probably with minimal break in time. It scuffs easily but definitely has a decent amount of oil in the leather as I was able to buff out the marks with minimal effort. Looks like it will take well to conditioning. Got these for under $100 on sale. Great for the price.Cons: Wedge sole feels pretty hard. Not what I expected. Cheap laces and plastic welt (but that's to be expected at this price). The heel counter is extremely rough and the heel itself was not very snug, so you'll need to wear thick socks and probably preventive bandaids, at least during break in. The insole is decently cushioning but it is not removable so you're out of luck you want different insoles.

I have a long history with boots. Grew up in a hobby ranch, tour in the army, lots of work in machine shops and construction sites… these boots would be a great choice for any work I’ve done. Soles provide good support, leather is soft but quite abrasion resistant. I’ve been wearing the 10” Wellingtons, but needed a change in the uppers(rubbed my eczema and drove me crazy).If you are serious about your boots, I would recommend Georgia Boots. On my fourth different style and have been impressed with each one of them.

Awesome look and great feel.

I am an ironworker and they have been a good boot with a basic lace. Water resistant so far!

My husband is a UPS driver, and he goes through boots every few months. We purchased this make and model of Georgia Boot at Boot Barn in March of 2012. They lasted him much longer than most other boots he's tried. He got all the way through November of 2012! Normally, he needs new ones every three months.Since they were such long-lasting, quality boots, we decided to order him another pair. Since we already knew that this size and model were great, I ordered them through Amazon. The price was better than Boot Barn, and it saved me a big drive as well.The boots arrived and looked exactly the same as his old pair. However, when he went to try them on with the insoles he has to use, they fit totally wrong. He couldn't get his foot in with the insole in. He had to wear them and sort of squish down the original sewn-in insole for a couple weeks before he could stuff the insole insert in. We were trying to figure out what the deal was, and why they were different, and that's when we noticed that the country of manufacture was different between the two pairs!So he isn't as happy with the new pair as he was with his old ones. And for some reason, the pair we ordered from Amazon make his feet stink to high heaven!! That is new and it has to be the boots, because his feet never stink. And they don't stink when he wears the old ones around home, only when he wears the new ones.I find it very annoying that the boots are not consistent.