GEORGIA BOOT Men's Eagle Light Work Boot

I've put maybe 20 hours into these boots. Absolute garbage. Step outside and the grass is slightly damp, congrats you now have trench foot. Literally a small amount of mist from a hose and your socks are soaked. This was after waxing them down with Obenauf's heavy duty. This morning while weed whacking I stepped on a 1/2 inch stem, went straight through the sole and jabbed my foot. The only case use I could see for these boots is if you're a hipster working in an office and want to appear "manly". Calling this a "work boot" should be a crime against humanity.

Bought them over a year ago, the leather and stitching has held up very well. The only weak point I have seen would be the soles. I wore them every day for most of the time since I got them, so they have seen plenty of heavy outdoor use between work and home, and the soles are worn out and starting to crack. Lasted well and comfortable.

Bought these about 3 months ago and they are one of the most comfortable boots ive ever worn. They broke in super quick and held up through the Illinois River trails. Without any problems the picture is right after I cleaned the horse stalls lol

I bought this boot a year ago. At 6 months the insole started to break apart. At one year, the leather is getting soft and spongy at the balls of my feet. i oil them regularly. I noticed yesterday that the sole has started cracked as well. I don't do a lot of construction anymore so this wear is just casual wear. If i was working, I don't think these boots would have lasted 3 months on the job site

Comfortable durable work boots. Some of the best and most comfortable boots I have ever worn

Bought as a “going to town” boot ONLY. Pretty comfortable to walk in. Never worked in them, rarely ever saw rain/wet (leaked badly the few times it was raining- stitching in pics shows why) The soles barely have any wear. Went to town today and the pics tell the rest of the story. Subpar design, designed to FAIL. Worked in Georgia Loggers almost exclusively for over 30yrs. Georgia should be ashamed of these Eagle Light boots. BUYER BEWARE !!!

Good boots, but very inferior outer sole. This is my third pair. In every pair, the outer sole has split completely, after the warranty period. Otherwise satisfied with product.

The best landscaping summer work boot money can buy. It’s the only pair of boots I have ever found that are light weight but still hold up. The heal is actually a 2 inch block of foam incased inside the rubber tread. If you’re doing a lot of walking with your job and need the protection of leather without steel toe this is the way to go. During peak landscaping season I average 13 miles a day 6 days a week, I’m on my 9th pair and I will run the tread flat without the leather or any other part of the boot failing. That’s 216 days doing 13 miles a day equaling about 2800 miles a season before I replace them with a new boot. If I knew someone to retread them I could prob get 2-3 seasons out of them. I have never had the stitching or leather fail.

I purchased this boot, since I needed a pair of rather light-work kind of boots which can also look just casual for daily activities. When I served in the army in the early 90s, I really liked the look of military boots at that time. This boot, though not in black, reminds me of that nostalgic look. Very comfort, amazingly light, and traditional look!!

I've worn these on the farm for over 3 years and they are nothing short of amazing. They are comfortable, durable, fit well, and overall one of the best boots I've ever owned. If they were waterproof, they'd be 10 stars. The sole itself is ridiculously long wearing and if they weren't dirty all the time, you'd never know they were 3 plus years old. Love these boots.