TACTICAL RESEARCH TRTACTICAL RESEARCH Khyber TR550 8” Army OCP ACU Lightweight Hot Weather Mountain Hybrid Combat Boots For Men - Coyote Brown Cattlehide Leather and Nylon Military Boots

Purchased for work. They meet all standards required. The sizing is as advertised but I would say that I have a wide foot but didn't select wide by accident. I'm happy because they fit perfect!

La confezione è arrivata in cattive condizioni a causa delle rughe strappate, ma le scarpe sono eccellenti

Boots were fantastic quality, good stitching, rivets, and sole, even the tongue had extra padding. the boot seems to made to a much higher quality that the military requires.they ran only slightly larger in length than company suggest. the width of shoe was spot on, and the support was fantastic.the problem for me was the extra support band on the ankle. only on the right foot though, the height of that strap and stitch line was directly on top bone on inside of ankle. and it felt like someone duct taped a pebble to inside of ankle, quite painful.had a friend try on boots, and they fit him perfect with no pain at all.company is doing full refund, and ill try to find another pair.Great boots, very impressed, just not made for my feet.

I love them! I'm in the Army with the Engineers. I spend a lot of time in the field and do a lot of walking and while they are not as light as some boots on the market (the Oakleys, new Nikes, etc.) They are very supportive and sturdy in design. The sole and insole are made with quality material and should last a lot longer than the others. If you don't like how they look in the picture they look better on feet.

This is (now) is a great boot. Solid and comfortable. I'll get to why not a 5th star in a moment.I've now had them a couple of weeks and worn them a dozen times. On pavement, dirt, gravel, river rocks, and up and down hills they been solid all the way. Took very little break in time. They have Vibram soles which are a dream for traction and stability, and the ankle support is superb. I'm anticipating many miles to come in these.The only con is regarding the laces. I like to tie a surgeon's knot down where my ankle breaks and create an ankle lock to keep my foot tight to the rear. To do that the laces need to be undone down to that point. Therefore I need speed hooks in the top four rows. These have thru laces all the way. I had to change those out. Local cobblers wanted between $5 and $8 a hook to do that, so 16 would have been a huge expense so I made swap myself. No big deal. Since this is my own personal fetish I wouldn't have knocked off a start for that.What did cost a star was the particular thru lace devices these come with. If they had been simple eyelets all the way up that would have been fine. I still would have swapped them for speed hooks, but at least they would have worked properly for normal lacing. But these came with weird vertical tube lace holders - and they are dreadful. Two problems: 1) when the laces are loosened but held in this vertical format the loops get all entangled with each other and 2) the laces fit so tightly in the tubes you frequently need to use both hands to pull them thru, one to hold the tube and one to pull the lace. It's a mess. Horrible design.In truth this is a really great boot. I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't want speed hooks on a tall boot, but to each his own. But please lose those damn tubes and put in regular eyelets.