Thorogood Men's Logger Series - 9" 400g Insulated Waterproof, Safety Toe Boot

I typically wear a 9.5 2E. My last pair of Thorogood loggers were a 9.5 3E and fit perfectly. The toebox on these is too small and pushes against my toes on the outside of my feet. They also really hurt my ankles, but I figure that would get better after the break-in period. Other than that they seem to be the same quality materials as my last pair of Thorogood loggers that lasted me for 3 years. With them being a 3E the toebox should've been bigger, though. I think a 10 would've been too big, and with them being sized wider than what I typically wear this shouldn't have been a problem. I should've went with my instinct and bought the Chippewa Super Loggers, but I loved my last pair (since discontinued) so much that I stuck with Thorogood. I really expected better from Thorogood.*Update* after only a couple of days some of the stitching has come out of the welt. If you look closely you can see a few stitches missing in the photo. I've contacted the seller about a return, but the policy states they must be new with tags to return. I'm hoping I'm not stuck with a $300 pair of defective boots.*Update* seller issued a refund for the defect. Good seller. I've never had a problem with Thorogood before. Hopefully this was just a fluke. I'd hate to think their QC guys were getting lazy.

No issues with these new Thorogood logger work boots. I took a HUGH chance, given the price of these boots, by veering away from my life-long favorite Chippewa Super Logger (style #25405) work boots I have worn for years and years. I thought I would give these Thorogood loggers a try. They do seem to run true-to-size so no issues there. They are comfortable so that isn't a problem either. However they do require some 'break-in' time to become more comfortable. At first, they were hurting my upper ankles, around the outsides of my ankles. I solved this by lacing them loosely until I got to the last/upper lacing and then tied them as tight as I normally would. That lessened the 'pressure' on my outer ankles as I wore these throughout each work day. After a month or so, they are to the point now where I can just throw them on and go. So, in short, I don't regret giving these Thorogood Logger boots a try. But they won't stop me from purchasing my life-long favorite Chippewa Super Logger (style #25405) boots again either. No regrets. But I still prefer Chippewa Super Logger #25405 over ANY logger boot I've ever bought.

I love these boots. Quality leather, American Made, great fit, good looking boot! I’ve been wearing them a couple of months now and the foot felt great from the start. A high calf boot takes longer to break In.

OMG! I finally found a comparable pair of Thoroughgood boots to the ones I have worn for years. Best boots ever made. Buy 1/2 size up if you work outside in temperatures below freezing, to accommodate socks.

These boots were great the first few months. I wear them 5 days a week. The boot has separated from the base section, I have never had this issue with boots before. I’m hoping they offer some sort of warranty, I’ve only had them for 9 months!

Upgraded from Carolinas and I’m never buying another brand, these are the most well built boots I’ve owned and the tread is perfect for snow ice and mud

A bit early to tell, but the boots are true to size, appear to be well made, and are more comfortable out of the box than my 2 year old Ariats I was using. I will update the review after a few months of use.

I love the boots, as a truck driver they are worth every penny. They took about two days to break in but they slip on like a dream. The yard where I park my truck has pot holes and puddles everywhere and the waterproof feature never fails to keep my work socks dry.