DUNLOP Reno Memory Foam Mens Safety Shoes

I love it. It has saved me from hurting my feet.

I wear these shoes 5 days a week for my job. I find them a perfect fit, very comfortable and durable. I have bought them once before and would buy again when needed.

Love Dunlop safety shoes. Head and shoulders better than anything else that I've tried. After trying countless pairs of all all brands and sizes and prices, I finally found comfortable ones that fit well for wide feet.My last pair were Dunlop Maine, which they don't seem to make anymore, but these are almost the same with some slight improvements in longevity by the looks of the outer design.My previous pair lasted 4 years doing 8 hour shifts and even using as motorbike boots in all that time so these are excellent value. The still haven't quite fallen apart but are looking very tatty now around the soft material parts now. The new design of the Reno looks like they reinforced those parts, so hopefully these will last even longer.I marked this down 1 star because the new version has a memory foam insole, which stands up quite high, and might be comfortable, but it means the size 10.5 no longer fits, since the top of my foot has nowhere to go now. It's not like a little bit either it's visibly thicker than before so I don't even know if an 11 will fit, and of course that will be expanding length ways as well which I don't want.I looked at taking the insole out but it seems to be stitched or heavily glued in place.Also, it would be nice if Dunlop joined the rest of the world in getting composite toes, not steel. I have to work in security with metal detectors and it really is a chore having to take off my footwear every time. And also, there is no mention in the booklet if this has protection in the sole, so I'm assuming it doesn't? Who knows.UPDATE: I tried them again after my foot initially wasn't fitting, and it turns out, that it takes time for the memory foam to compress under your weight. Initially they feel tight but over time start to feel like my old ones as you slowly sink into the high density foam. It's a weird situation... they are very snug and comfortable, but do I want to have my feet feeling very cramped every day for the first few minutes of putting these on? They also get tighter as I sit down and they inflate again. I may send back for a larger size or I might keep them and swap out my old insoles, which still have some life in them, as I'm not sure I like memory foam as it isn't ideal in certain situations. Or maybe I just need to break them in. I don't know. I'm a very fussy person to buy footwear for. Always have been.

Not good enough for long shifts

Good safety shoesBut the foot cushion is not as comfortable.The memory insole is too hard . I need to get a comfortable soft insole with some bounce.Appearance, weight are all nice.

Good and light. 2nd pair and i will buy these again

I am 11 so expected EU 46 with length of 30cm to be ABOVE that size when buying.It's NOT.THEY ARE AT MOST 10.5 plus that flawed memory foam, it's only a thin insole, beneath it is solid rubber. Good plus is solid upper layer and laces.

I thought I will die in that day when I used for 8h shift2 days after and my legs still hurts