Rocky Dry-Strike SRX Composite Toe Work Shoe

Very comfortable, fits true to size and a tremendous value.

I love the shoes, they look great and for 12 hours a day they wear great! However the little circle pieces on the bottom side of the heel falls Out after a couple months and the shoes are then trash. I wish Rocky would do away with that stupid circle piece in the sole so that these shoes would be wearable for more than 2 months.

After 3 weeks, I can say they are not the best for tile guys. The leather fold is peeling back off the toe, and stitching from the sole to the side is pulling out, that started after just 2 days. Not a bad shoe, just not stout enough for tile guys.

I don’t usually write reviews. I’m pretty hard to please when it comes to feeling like I got what I paid for. But….I ordered a pair of the oxfords because the ones I wanted wasn’t available in my size. I wore them one day and knew they were a great shoe. I walk on concrete for 13 hours a day. I’m 61 years old and have been doing this for over 25 years. This is the first pair of shoes I have EVER bought that I was able to wear the entire 13 hours and my feet not hurt at the end of the day. I’ve recommended them to the guys I work with and I would recommend them to anyone else who doesn’t want sore feet at the end of the day.

I've had several of these shoes, and they're great. However, after about a year, the little circle in the heel underneath starts to come out and water starts flowing into the heel.

They was ordered extra wide but they are not and are tight on my feet not the best shoes for the money

I bought these shoes a while back. I bought these as work shoes, but I can wear them anywhere. They are very comfortable and easy to walk in. They are on the heavy side though. I accidently snagged one shoes on something, and it pulled the stitching out a little at the bottom corner of upper by the elastic side panels. Now that shoe fits a little loose.

Just bought a second pair after 1 year of factory work, I work in in industry where we stand for 10+ hours a day and kick around 800+ degree steel dies from time to time and these things hold up very well. If it wasn't for the company I work for paying for a pair of safety shoes every year I'd wear my original pair until the soles wore off, untelling how long that would've taken.

My new favorite slip on shoes. Will buy another set