GEORGIA BOOT Men's Waterproof Lace-To-Toe Work Boot

Picked up a pair 3 years ago and are amazing daily’s. You can’t beat a pair of boots that will consistently keep you feet dry.

I’ve been wearing different boots for various purposes for over 20 years. I bought these Georgia boots about 10 years ago to replace a worn out pair of Danners for my commercial roofing job. I wore them full time as a roofer for about 5 years, and after I switched careers, I’ve worn them as my outdoor/work boots for the past 5years. They remain extremely comfortable and have proven durable in all weather. I most recently wore them on a strike line in western Oregon where I was walking roughly 8 miles a day for 3 weeks in rain and 40 degree temperatures. They held up and kept my feet warm and dry through the whole thing! At the very end, I finally had to reglue the sole at the heel on the right foot, but aside from that and a couple pairs of shoelaces, they’ve required no repairs. Needless to say, highly recommend!

bought one month ago nice boots....leather is full grain soft ...comfortable insoles fast lace system recently had surgery on my foot...needed a boot that had support / protection...this boot fits my needs

I’ve had these for a several years and they are my favorite boot for around the house and woods. I’ve got danners and redwings and thorogoods and I’ve had other boots all for work but these are my favorite to lace up. If they were steel toe/EH it’s what I’d be wearing at work. They are comfortable, good tread for slick mud, the lace hooks are easy to catch one handed, and I can wear them bucking wood all day and be happy to put them back on the next day. 9EE fits perfect. Replaced the insoles for my feet besides that they are perfect I just throw some sno seal on once a year.

GOERGIA BOOT Comfortable Reliable LONG LASTING My boyfriend is a UNION CONCRETE worker and will Only wear GOERGIA BOOTS

Honestly, did not like wearing this boot for first 2 days, and then, 'bang', it just gave in and molded to my foot. Absolutely, consider it to be one of my best boots ever now.

I am a farmer and I wear work boots 7 days a week. This is my third pair of Georgia Boots and I feel that I have found a boot company that builds a durable, comfortable, and exceptional value boot. I always appreciate the prompt delivery of my Georgia Boots.

I bought these boots over two years ago and they’re still going strong. The leather is starting to crack were the laces in the toebox meet, which is probably going to be the end of them within six months, but overall I’m happy. They look pretty nice once broken in, and all the stitching has held up. I think they’re decently comfortable. The waterproofing was gone within six months, but most waterproof boots are waterproof after six months anyway. I just might buy another pair.

I have worn these for 2 days now. There is too much material at the top 3 lace hooks to be able to lace them up properly, the foot bed is attached off center of the uppers and they turn my ankles in. When walking on the rock at work, I can feel the rock through the soles. Even with new insoles, at the end of a 9 hour shift, my feet and ankles are sore as hell. I have worn Danners and Red Wings for years and never had sore feet at the end of my day. I thought I would give Georgia's a try for the price, pretty sure that won't happen again if this is what they consider craftsmanship for boots.

So I bought this boot in the spring in a 10 W it’s a very comfy boot but the only thing is the toe could be wider. My toes kinda get smooshed in there. After a while of wearing I get used to it but at the end of a long 14 hr day I cannot wait to get them off and only because there is not much wiggle room. I usually wear a EE in boots but that is not offered in these.