FitVille Exitra Wide Steel Toe Shoes for Men Puncture Proof Composite Toe Safety Work Shoes with Arch Support

This is a surprisingly good work shoe for the price. The composite toe does not rub on the top of my toes and the wide toe box is roomy without being sloppy on my foot. The density of the outsole and the Kevlar insole do in fact prevent punctures. I would wish that they were properly certified, but for my needs they work quite well. Thank you.

12 Wide Feels Good. After 2 days I can say they are comfortable. I added an extra aftermarket insole just in case but seems very good. I like these composite toe safety shoes.

I purchased they gray pair this time. There is no "ASTM-F2413-18" safety standard printed inside or on the shoe. So my employer considers these illegal shoes!! This is my second pair. I had the black pair for 18 months, they say ASTM-F2413-18, and they lasted well. So I got the gray pair now and they do NOT say ASTM-F2413-18. I'm angry at this - the advertisement on Amazon clearly says they meet that standard. Do they or don't they????

Awesome Shoes very comfortable

The advertisement was that these have a wide toe box. They do NOT. They are just the same as usual shoes. Why would you purposely say it has wide? Returning

I bought these shoes because I needed them to start a job that required safety toe shoes. I got them on sale and they fit my big feet (14W) but I do not recommend these. They are not that comfortable and my feet were soaked it sweat by the end of my 12 hour shift(s). I then bought airwalk composite toe shoes and they are miles above these...All I'm saying is spend the extra money to buy something better than these!

If you got wide feet like me 4E you might have to go up a size bigger if you need stealtoe,

I’ve been lifting weights for decades. I wear protective shoes when lifting due to a broken toe ten years ago that occurred when a novice lifter had a 5 pound weight plate came loose, bounced 8 feet and broke my toe.It’s hard to locate comfortable non-skip safety toe shoes. I’ve tried Keen, Skechers, Puma and Timberland shoes and none match the comfort of this offering from FitVille.The FitVille’s are comfortable, fit me really well, are wide enough for my 4E feet, have non-slip soles that don’t collect snow and are nearly slip-on ready.The problem for me with safety shoes is always width because the safety toes are unforgiving. The FitVille extra wide was ideal for me.No one will confuse the FitVille’s with Jordan’s but they are innocuous looking and most of all, comfortable and safer from another novice weight lifter than standard gym shoes. They are also very inexpensive.For me, this brand was a great acquisition for my use at the gym. Hope this helps!