NORTIV 8 Men's Military Tactical Work Boots Side Zipper Leather Motorcycle Combat Boots Trooper(6-8 Inches)

I had mixed feelings about 35 dollar boots. I just get them. I cannot speak to their longevity, but the fit is excellent, and the comfort is very good. The footbed has excellent support and I am pleased with the construction.Overall, I would say that the quality is on par with most 100 dollar name brand boots. I am happy with them.

For the 8" tan with zipperI bought these to get something through the spring and into the summer (hopefully 3 seasons of daily outdoor work)- I typically get less that 1yr on my footwear, avg 5miles a day.At 2 weeks in...These fit well and have good ankle support. Saved my ankle from rolling several times. I walk 5-8 miles a day on grass, pavement, sidewalks, pavers. They are not water proof, but I didn't expect them to be. Laces pull and hold foot and ankle securely. I usually wear a 10.5-11, 45eur, I got the size 11 so I could put my orthotic in. Some complain about the insert, I usually transfer my inserts and orthotics from boot to boot. At this price.... really? I used to buy $150+ for 1yr boots.They shed dirt and mud off the uppers fairly well, the lugs are deep and grip, but do carry mud.... but they are less than $50.Fairly light weight- not super light weight like training tactical, but the sole handles about everything I have stepped on so far.The one thing I am waiting to see how it fairs is the side zipper. The zipper gusset is vinyl, I read some reviews where it tore. I do not use it and would have bought one without. I can see it function to zip off, but not to zip on- just too much stress at that point to bring the upper together. But I mean.... $50, get some Danners and shut up.I bought these for my workers. Will update again if anything sticks out and I feel to post more.I bought several pairs of Rocky C4s, one lasted 1yr, another 4mon. They were super light- I could have run 1/2 marathons in them.... they also cost me $90-130. Also, nails would go right through, and did

I bought these boots to shovel snow in and walk around these upstate New York snowy streets. So far so good. I like the price, they seem durable and look good too. Note they are water resistant, not waterproof, meaning they will get wet after a while. I just buy some silicone spray and they become waterproof enough for what I need them for. For years I have been buying Bates tactical boots for around $90. When I ordered them this time, they were back-ordered and I couldn't wait so I bought these NORTIV 8 Men's Military Tactical Work Boots. They cost half the price and look about the same. I can see no difference at all. They even repel water a bit better.

I wear boots for work everyday so I’ve gone through quite a few pairs (the pic shows only 3 pairs of many). All different brands ranging in price between $40-$160. So, I wasn’t expecting too much from these boots given the price point ($42), but they definitely exceeded my expectations. It usually takes a few days to break in some new boots, but these were comfortable from the first time I put them on.I think I’ve finally found my go-to boots. Very pleased!

At first these boots were uncomfortable until I added an extra insole. Now they are the best boots I’ve ever bought. Excellent ankle support. I use them on concrete and they don’t tire me out. Will be buying another pair. Side zipper is very good. Color is great.

Thankfully they have a size chart, measure heel to toe and add a half size. The normal size for me is 12 us. nice and roomy for the toes. These are regular with though. for me a wide would be better. Still, not too tight. Just a bit snug across the toe knuckles.The zipper is not as handy as I had imagined, that does make it easier, but to get a good tight draw, still need to pull and tie the laces.

I've had some Reebok tactical boots that felt better, but these are comfortable enough and for the price these can't be beat. They are fairly true to size, bordering on just a hair snug. I can wear a 7.5 but I bought an 8 thinking if they were too large I could add padded insoles and thick socks, and that will work great with these. The first time I had them on I walked two miles, with no extra padding or thick socks, and I had just a teeny bit of irritation on the outer edges of the widest part of my feet just outside / behind the little toes. This is not bad at all for a brand new pair of boots and not wearing cushy socks (I had on white gym socks). The second wearing was almost no irritation and with the same gym socks, and I had added some padded insoles. So they had softened and started becoming more flexible / molded to my feet by that second wearing.

quality looks very goodordered usa size 8 but it arrived with usa size 7 as shown in the picture but no complains luckily the usa size 7 when i tried it on it still have like half inch left so it runs big? i dont know.. i use size usa 8 in Nike airforce one.feel sturdy when i put it on.. havent try walking yet.. bought it for motorcycle riding could use for some hiking too i guess.

Bought these for comfort as an alternative to my rather expensive motorcycle boots. Very pleased with them, comfortable, easy to slip on and off; would definitely buy another pair - very happy.

I run in them. There comfortable and the added stability has kept me injury free the last year (which never happened when running in trainers) so my knees are no longer knackered.

WoW a great tactical boot. Unreal that the quality is so high for such a great price. I bought these for work and I find them very comfortable. The break in was way way easier than with my Magnums. Love the side zip. So convenient. Need to really break them in first before using the zip imo. I like them so much, I got a second pair for later in case the prices jump up!

Was skeptical on buying these, I needed the side zip to avoid bending too much (spinal injury) to tie laces and these were perfect. Fit was exact to size and quality seems okay, price was definitely worth it. What surprised me the most is how warm and comfortable they are, its -15 celcius and my feet aren't frozen!!Will update after a few months use on wear and tear.

As for quality, what can I say, only time will tell, they were $68. My last pair of boots were Original SWAT, they used to be a good brand, they started falling apart after four months and they cost me $140. If I can get 6 months out of these boots I'll be happy but it would be great if they lasted more than a year. I wear boots every day and I ride a motorcycle so they will get abused . I was surprised to find that the side zippered opening was leather gusseted other manufacturers would charge extra for that. I was tempted to order a half size larger but I ended up going with my regular boot size and they fit like a glove with a little toe wiggle room, so I can add a pail of thermal socks if need be.