WolverineMen's Floorhand Waterproof Steeltoe 6" Work Boot

My husband needed some new boots for mowing. Upon receiving, he noticed how high quality these were with leather. He loved the all black style. They fit true to size. After using, he complimented the comfort and the satisfaction of knowing his feet were protected.

This is the second pair I have bought for my son, who wears these boots daily. Very durable and comfortable. True to size. He has wide feet and it is hard to find boots that are comfortable.

These are really durable however I would not recommend if you work in cold climates you either need really thick socks or boots that are insulated. walking in puddles seem to be no issue though really to put on and off not a bad boot 🥾

It's tough to find boots that hold up longer than a year. These are comfortable but like so many others they just don't last when used hard. I will still buy again when on sale. As you can see the underside just seems to crack and then your left with wet feet.

They're boots. So far so good. From Detroit to Juneau, they're comfy and will be thrown in rotation with work boots this fall. I just hope that they don't leak as quickly as my last pair of wolverines. They're comfortable but heavy and broke in surprisingly quick. I do like that they don't have a big clunky toe cap like alot of other boots of the same brand. Buy em or don't. I just saw em as a good deal for boots I didn't really need for work, but wanted for a trip to US's last frontier and put some serious miles on em.

Love how COMFORTABLE these boots are!! Very nice looking and seem Very durable!

[EDIT] - it's now april 11th, i haven't worn these boots in almost a month and the pain in my hip/thigh/leg is now for all intents & purposes completely gone. gonna have to conclude that yes, these boots were in fact the cause of the excruciating pain i suffered with for almost a month after i started wearing them. will literally never buy another Wolverine product ever again.i had these exact boots many years ago and i remember them being great. comfortable [at least, as comfortable as work boots can be expected to be when you're on your feet for anywhere from 8 to 12 or more hours a day] and lasted a good 2-3 years. so when my most recent [work-issued] work boots started falling apart at the seams, i bought myself a new pair of these.february 8 - boots arrived.february 10 - wore them to work for the first time.february 12 - woke up with just THE most awful pain in my left hip, had no idea what caused it but figured maybe i slept in a weird position or whatever, and just left it at that. figured at some point the pain would subside and be forgotten about.february 13 through march 14 - every day the pain in my hip just continued to get worse. also began gravitating into my left front thigh muscle and eventually started running down the entire length of my leg. there were some days i didn't think i was going to be able to make it through the day at work. the twice-daily walks i took with my 2 dogs became maybe 1 walk a day if i could tolerate the pain, and even at that, most times we'd get maybe half a block from the house and have to turn back around and go home because i just physically could not deal with the pain any further. there were more than a few nights that i literally could not sleep at all because the pain was so bad no matter if i laid on my back, my stomach, my left side, or my right side. basically i was in hell.so finally after describing my situation to a few coworkers who noticed my ever-increasing limp and basically permanent pained expression, one of them managed to put 2 and 2 together and asked me "so when did you get the new work boots? and when did the pain in your hip start?" and then it all clicked.it is now march 25, i haven't worn the boots since the 14th, and while my hip is still a little sore, it's getting better day by day, i am no longer in excruciating pain all day every day, i'm sleeping through the night, and me & the dogs are taking our walks again.would love to chalk it all up to coincidence and not have to just throw away a basically brand new pair of almost $90 work boots but the fact that the pain started 2 days after i started wearing them, and started to subside almost immediately after i stopped wearing them, cannot just be coincidental.there's something flawed in the production of these boots that i guess messed with my body's alignment or whatever, and tbh you could not pay me enough to ever want to wear these things again.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these boots on October 13th and at the time was really impressed by them. They kept my feet dry even when walking through heavy water all day when my other co-workers couple hundred are boots were getting wet and they look sharp and felt really good with the insoles that I bought online for $20.On October 27th I bought another pair so that I could Wear one one day and then the next day wear the other while the previous days was drying and I then got a boot dryer so I could dry them out every night.On November 28th I decided to make an update because some things happened that changed my opinion of the boot.Heres the update "now November 28th and the oldest pair of boots already has a hole in the insole and the weather is starting to come up from the insole. "I have this toe protection glue I bought off Amazon and decided to use that to try to fix the seams on these boots to keep them going.I've done that with pretty good results as I still wear the boots everyday to work.Lately I've noticed that were the heel is in the boot has like this piece of firm hard plastic inside that is gotten bent in.Hard to explain so I'll upload a video to this review. I also post pictures of how I attempted to fix the issue of the shoe detaching from the sole.