Power Ace Japanese Tabi Safety Boots (8.5 W US Men (26cm), Grey)

I bought these because I need to wear barefoot style footwear and I work in a metal shop so I appreciate the steel toe. The aesthetic is great, I get a lot of compliments. they seem a bit narrow and long but I got used to that quickly. There’s no real grip and they’re falling apart after about 3 months. I’m still using them almost daily because they’re still wearable, but the quality matches the price

They are easy to put on, light weight, very comfortable(if you put insoles in them), and they are cotton canvas so they breath really well. The grippy tops on the inside are to keep your pants tucked in(if you want). The price on these are very reasonable, you can find other similar products for twice this price.Some things to consider; you will want to put a pair of insoles in them; you will want to wear heavy weight socks or order a smaller size; and if you plan on wearing them every day, either consider getting a boot dryer (to dry them out overnight) or getting a second pair and alternate wearing them.Side Note: So you may, or may not be aware of Japanese construction worker fashion, it's called Tobi Clothing(not Tabi like in the product headline) These shoes are part of it. Google it to see some really cool pants you can't find on Amazon(I only found one example), yet

Been looking for a moderate priced minimalist boot and stumbled across these. They look weird and that the reason for the 3⭐️ However the functionality is what i was looking for. I didn’t add any insoles or anything to the boot, I have been using them as is. Since I have flat feet, they force me to use the outer portion of my foot. Ever since I started using them I haven’t had any pain in my knees or hips due to overly supported shoes. The only pain is in my feet due to the adjustment of being in minimal shoes for 10hours. But all in all these are a decent boots for the price. If you can get past the looks they can be what you need in a safety/construction environment. I had them for about a week but will update to see how they last.

I would love thwae if they would fit and I bought a size bigger then I wear.

I liked the fact that they are a light, zero drop safety boot. The thin sole with little padding gives me a good feedback on where my feet are and what's happening. The arch support is non existent, and I think they run a little large. The small grooves on the bottom offer little help in traction (there is a reason mudding tires don't look like this).These boots I've worn every work day since I got them, cost me about $0.30 a day. My last pair of expensive safety boots was about the same, but they lasted a couple years.You can buy the waterproofing wax, or just melt some paraffin wax and beeswax together (90% 10%) or beeswax and some sort of oil. You do you, make your own mixture.All and all a decent boot if you don't like the heavy clunkers on your feet all day. I'm writing this review as I'm buying a replacement pair for these worn out ones.

These boots are fantastic!. After many years of wearing typical steel toe safety boots, these are a revelation. They fit well right out of the box, and are light and comfortable, and feel a bit like wearing steel-toe socks. They are the nearest thing I have found to the old Roots boots, which had the negative heel, making the foot flatter to the ground, and your back straighter. Much, much lighter than normal steel-toes, and very flexible. I'm sending for some more immediately.

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The media could not be loaded. Like everyone else has been saying they run a little bigger. But 100% not a problem easily fixed with an insoul insert which just adds to the already existing comfort. They feel durable and high quality and just really comfortable. Im using them for a starwars costume for comicon and anyone who wears costumes at comicon know how extremely important comfortable footwear is these are perfect. If they had a version without the steal toe I'd get a pair for everyday use