Men's Georgia Boot Steel Toe Waterproof Lace-To-Toe Work Boot

I still use mine, same model as these that I bought in 2003. I've re-soled them twice now. Yes, they are beat up, but that's what they're for.

These boots are the best for me,why? Good, pretty and at an excellent price and best of all, durable, excellent so much so that I bought 2 pairs!!

Good looking boot could use more padding in the sole

Love Georgia Boot. But I can’t wear these. I bought the wide size. They always fit well. But I only wore these twice. The toe box is much narrower than the others I’ve bought. They really compress my feet and toes on the sides. They’re just too uncomfortable to wear. I’ll still buy Georgia Boots. But these ones I can’t wear.

This is my second pair of these boots. I have worn Justin most of my adult working life but they were not available so I tried these. After 10 months, when I had worn them out, it was a no-brainer to order another pair. I will continue to wear Georgia Boots.

The boots fit true to size and firmly hold my feet. The boots required about a 10-minute break-in period when I first put them on, but after walking around the house, the stiffness went away, and they are flexible and comfortable to wear. They have a liner that provides padding and adds to their comfort. The boots' heavy leather, lacing system, steel toes, and sturdy soles and heels give me confidence that my feet are protected [which is why I purchased this type of boot] and enable me to do the job when I use them for everything from working in the soil to using my chainsaw to fell, buck and carry away 60-foot pines. Additionally, I have no trouble in driving my truck when wearing these boots.

My husband loves these boots, I made the mistake of buying him a different brand about 8 mos ago and believe me, I’ve listened to the griping since. I bought him his Georgia Pacifics for Christmas and back in his good graces!

I got These for my son i have 4 pairs and i love them.

The only work boots to get. There absolutely indistructable.

Is there such a thing as too many pairs of Georgia Boot, NO

Excellent work boot. I wear them everyday. I've been buying and wearing this model boot for several years, everyday!

i bought a pair of these boots last year and cant wear them a full 8 hrs cause they hurt my feet.... i even got 1/2 size bigger... i very disappointed on these cause ive purchased like 3 pair before & had no problems

I bought these a few months back and The left boot felt a little tighter then the right, I figured they were just stiff and needed breaking in. Well there broke in now and the left boot is definitely tighter in the toebox area than the right. Pretty disappointing since this is probably the 6th or 7th pair of Georgia boots I've bought.

I've had these boots for just past a year now. They're beat up, but I've had boots not last 5 months in my line of work. They're still mostly waterproof(admittedly with no maintenence) and the only place where I'm seeing excessive wear is kind of where the heal leather comes to meet the seam down the side. Laces need replacing. None of the boot has worn down to the point of worrying about a breakage or hole wearing in them. The soles are visiblg worn in the middle of the foot, but have plenty of tread there and elsewhere. The only real thing I didn't like about the boots is how the tongue connection pints are so low compared to the top of the boot. In getting the tall boots, you aren't getting a hole lot of extra height of waterproofness. Boots have been killer and I'll probably buy another pair. Great value. I'm used to spending twice that buying at least two pairs of other boots per year. These will easily last into this year.

These are my first Georgia boots, I usually wear Rocky, but these aren't bad, very similar. I don't prefer the look of the kiltie, so I removed them, which was fine, except that the leather on the tongue under where the kiltie goes looks slightly different than the rest of the boot. It's kind of a lighter color and sort of looks "unfinished" or something. But it's not very noticeable or anything. The boots are very comfortable and seem well made. No break in period necessary. I would have preferred Vibram soles and Gore-tex lining, but these boots have features that are very similar to the name brand products at a lower price. Not bad.

First pair were great. Just got my second pair delivered and when i went to tie them on in my living room after taking them out of the box the brass loops popped right off!! Completely disappointed in Georgia Boots now!!! What a disappointment!

This is my third time buying these boots, and I can't say enough good things. They've survived a little over three years of me working in both the scrap industry and concrete construction fields. They only started leaking a little last month when I finally split the sole on them due to a misstep on my part. Super durable, and a tolerable breaking-in period. Would recommend wearing high socks with them, as the leather can be rough on the ankles, but other then that it's a solid, comfortable, and very durable boot.

Best boots I have bought in years, perfect for my work surveying. Terrain varries from paved areas to soil filled areas with sand and gravel, top soil, sand, clay.

Only had these for a little while. Seemed broken in right away. Only issue I have is that on one boot, the eyelets don't line up too well.

I normally wear the logging boots that look just like this, however, my company demanded we get steel toe. I ordered these of course since I am a Georgia boot junkie. I understand the steel toed boots are harder to break in but I've had these for 3 weeks and as soon as I am off duty, driving home, I HAVE to unlace them I order to drive home.