GEORGIA BOOT Men's Rumbler Composite Toe Waterproof Pull-on Work Boot

I’m a woman but men’s boots have better support than women’s. I’m trying to locate this particular Georgia boot in a size 6 bc I have small feet. Can we normalize making smaller work boots? Please

I bought these a year ago and have hardly worn them the last 6 months. They are already worn out. The liner comes out when I take my boot off. The insole didn’t last a month and is not comfortable. They have holes where my toes are. Also very hard to put on and take off if your feet are sweaty. There’s zero breathability with them as well. One nice thing about them is they are light and the outer leather has been durable. Overall, very disappointed. My other boots (Ariats, Justin’s, and red wings) lasted 2-4 years and I can still use them if I wanted to.

I bought these boots about 6 months ago and have had the same issue with the inner liner coming out with my foot. Also leaks water. I always buy Georgia boots but I tried contacting customer service and sat on the phone for over 30 mins with no help.

Started leaking water after 4 months and the liner started coming out.. 6 months after purchase I had to cut one boot off to get my foot because the liner was coming out with my foot. Almost had to do it on the other boot.

I've had these boots for almost 4 months. On one of them, the lining is starting to come out. They started leaking water after about 3 months. I first though it might be sweat, but my socks were red, the color of material I was working in. So I knew it wasn't sweat and they were leaking. I like the boots, but they still have a few bugs to work out. They are comfortable.

Did not like these boots at all. They wore like a cheap poorly made boot. They are nothing like the Georgia boots i have purchased in the past and i have purchased multiple pairs. I hope this is not what Georgia boots has become because they were my favorite brand .

I bought these exactly a month ago, and these boots are already failing. The liner has separated from the inside of the boot and now I can’t get the dang things off at the end of the day. I work in a fab shop, and the hardest these boots get worked is walking back and forth on the concrete. Not doing construction or trudging through the mud. I’ve worn 8” lace up Georgias for years and never had an issue. These are the first pair of pull Ins I’ve bought and for the quality compared to the price tag, I don’t think I’ll be going back to pull ons anytime soon.

It's been one work week and a day, and the heel cup is digging into my Achilles. The other boots insert has come apart and flaps like a lazy dogs tongue. I got these thinking they would be better, considering the price. No... Not in the least. 3 days and it feels like I want to go back to Ariat. Bad thing about how terrible this is, I spend most of my shift driving.

These fit perfectly in the store but after about 3 hours on the job I could feel the bottom part of the composite toe under the ball of my foot through the sole. I tried different insoles to make it better but it keeps pressing through after a while and killing my feet. Everything else about them was great as far as fit but I can speak on longevity because I’m stuck with boots I can’t wear for what seems like a MAJOR design flaw.

They were great for 1 week. I had to have someone rip my leg off trying to get one off my foot. The liners do not stay in these boots. Invest your money in other boots. It blows my mind that they make such a nice boot only to ruin them. It will happen to you..