I bought these as my leisure summer boots. I have two pair of Irish Setter Trail Blazer boots that I use for my everyday summer banging around boots that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE; however they have a Waterproof Lining that I ABSOLUTELY DESPISE! I'm not around water every day (in fact, I am rarely around water during the summer months) but my feet sweat day in and day out while the waterproof lining absorbs it all preventing my feet from 'breathing'. I have two pair so one can air out while I wear the other pair. Also, I bought some 'Boot Bananas' to keep the accumulating odor under control. These Georgia Boots are also lined but I will only wear them occasionally. Not a big fan of the lining, but I am a big fan of the style and brown color of these boots. In fact, the leather is more of a red-brown color that TOTALLY ROCKS! The boots seem well-built and are extremely comfortable for a rugged boot. Fit is true to size (12) and width (EE). Still Five Stars in spite of the waterproof lining (that is how much I like them) and Enthusiastically Recommended!
Georgia Boot Men's AMP LT Logger Low Heel Waterproof Work Boot
Built with a welt construction, the Georgia Boot AMP LT Logger Low Heel Waterproof Work Boot is where rugged construction meets ultimate comfort. The upper is mad with full grain SPR leather, making it 3 times stronger and more than double the abrasion resistance of conventional leathers. The hardware is made from milled brass which prevents laces from tearing quickly, extending the life of the laces. The Counter Lock System on the rear of the boot prevents heel slippage to ensure a secure fit. It also doubles as a kick off for easier removal of the boot. Remove the brush guard kiltie for a classic work boot look. High performance mesh and the Georgia Waterproof System line the interior of the boot to keep your feet dry on those wet work days. The foundation of this low heel logger boot is built upon extreme comfort. The top layer is the AMP LT insole. It is a polyurethane footbed with a layer of memory foam that cradles your foot in comfort.
Width: Medium
Size: 13M
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Built with a welt construction, the Georgia Boot AMP LT Logger Low Heel Waterproof Work Boot is where rugged construction meets ultimate comfort. The upper is mad with full grain SPR leather, making it 3 times stronger and more than double the abrasion resistance of conventional leathers. The hardware is made from milled brass which prevents laces from tearing quickly, extending the life of the laces. The Counter Lock System on the rear of the boot prevents heel slippage to ensure a secure fit. It also doubles as a kick off for easier removal of the boot. Remove the brush guard kiltie for a classic work boot look. High performance mesh and the Georgia Waterproof System line the interior of the boot to keep your feet dry on those wet work days. The foundation of this low heel logger boot is built upon extreme comfort. The top layer is the AMP LT insole. It is a polyurethane footbed with a layer of memory foam that cradles your foot in comfort.
- SKU
- 4-22413140
- Brand
- GEORGIA BOOT
- Category
- mens / shoes / boots / work-boots
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Customer reviews
Excellent comfortable work boot, love them... Awesome
I bought this for the second time because the first pair where amazing. This newest pair not so good. They leak water. I'm not happy and don't feel like I'll buy them again.
Good boot but definitely have to change the insole.
These boots are as close to some Doc Martian's that I was wearing before. Took about a week to break in. Sturdy and well made.
I have worn these boots for less than a month and the sole one one is coming off and the other is tearing off chunks. I work for a tire changing company I should not be over working these boot this soon at this price point. I will say these boots are super comfy once they are broken in.
I am a notoriously nitpicky boot buyer. They are expensive and my feet are sensitive to uncomfortable environments. I also walk a lot on wet concrete in my job. In 22 years, I have found three boots that work for me and numerous others that have been a waste of time and money. The first two boots are no longer made, the last one you are looking at. At 6'2 230 lbs, I put a lot of wear and tear on boots and shoes. I pound out at least 10000 steps a day on concrete and way more than that on hiking trails. With that said, these boots are incredible. The leather is strong, and as long as you take care of them (clean and condition), they will last for a long time. Mine are a year old and they still look new. They have gone through water, dust heat and chicken fat. Beyond that, they are remarkably comfortable. I have worn through a few insoles but those are replaceable. So, you might be asking why I'm on this site...buying a second pair. Maybe even a third. By the way, they come stiff and a bit tight. Wear them at home until they get uncomfortable and work your way up to break them in. It is worth it.
I bought these for work. As a log truck driver I needed something that would hold up to inconsistent weather of the oregon coast. I was pretty surprised at the comfort, by far 1 of the most comfortable boot I have owned. But after about 8 months I started to notice the sole was cracking and splitting. As I spend a good portion of the day on my butt I was surprised to have this issue. They are still weather proof and fairly comfortable and still look great.. except for the sole.
I bought these boots 7 months ago for construction work. They’ve gone through hell and back and are still holding up wonderfully. The thickness of the soles have saved my butt from rusty nails at least a dozen times if not more. Not to mention that these are just so comfortable right out of the box. I was shocked when I tried my pair on for the first time and it felt like walking on a cloud. Most work boots get my feet aching after only 2 or so hours. With these, I can easily be on my feet all day and barely feel a thing. Absolutely outstanding boots.
Once I decide I like (or hate) a pair of boots I usually order another pair (or start looking for different ones if I hate them) so they don't stop making them and then have to start a miserable search over again. I have loved these boots. I'm a large 300# 6'3" guy that puts a lot of torsion on footwear. They've lasted. They've remained waterproof. And even before they were broke in, they were comfortable. Stiff at first yes, of course they were...because they are tough. I was so happy with these that I kept saying order another pair, order another pair! Then.... I had a blow out at the toe bend sole/boot junction of the right boot...."Well crap, I thought. I've only had these boots like a year or so". Now what? I was going to call customer service and give them a go because they are very responsive to the complaints ( at least in the reviews). Well, I looked at my purchase history and to my surprise, I've been wearing these boots as my daily wearer since Nov of 2018. I couldn't believe it. 2 1/2 years in these boots? I guess time flies when you like your boots. At least in the North, I think anyone that works the hell out of a boot and gets 2 1/2 years out of them is generally pretty happy. So I guess I order another pair and give customer service a break for once....Unless they feel like covering them, of course.