Rugged. Durable. Ridiculously Comfortable. The Georgia Boot 9 AMP LT composite toe low heel Logger is built to keep your feet comfortably protected so you can focus on the job at hand. This low heel logger boot starts with premium SPR leather. Its three times as strong and far more abrasion resistant than conventional leathers. Grip panels are added to allow for easy pull on of the boot. Milled brass hardware and a removeable brush guard kiltie round out the exterior features of the upper. The inside of the AMP LT Logger is packed with comfort features, starting with waterproofing. No need to shy away from wet job conditions. The Georgia Waterproof System prevents water from getting in while letting air get out to keep your feet cool and dry. Your feet will be cushioned in all day comfort with the AMP LT polyurethane and memory foam insole. We've continued the comfort story with the Ergo-Fit composite toe cap.
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Rugged. Durable. Ridiculously Comfortable. The Georgia Boot 9 AMP LT composite toe low heel Logger is built to keep your feet comfortably protected so you can focus on the job at hand. This low heel logger boot starts with premium SPR leather. Its three times as strong and far more abrasion resistant than conventional leathers. Grip panels are added to allow for easy pull on of the boot. Milled brass hardware and a removeable brush guard kiltie round out the exterior features of the upper. The inside of the AMP LT Logger is packed with comfort features, starting with waterproofing. No need to shy away from wet job conditions. The Georgia Waterproof System prevents water from getting in while letting air get out to keep your feet cool and dry. Your feet will be cushioned in all day comfort with the AMP LT polyurethane and memory foam insole. We've continued the comfort story with the Ergo-Fit composite toe cap.
I bought these boots July 2025, I tried warranty options through Rocky Brands and Georgia Boots for the failed stitching on both boots. Didn't even make it 100 days without seams tearing out of heals and failed craftsmanship. Their resolution was a discount to buy more boots vs warranty the failed product. Steer clear of the Georgia boots, theyre not even remotely durable and fall apart.
Bought these in November of 23'. By January this pair and the second bought with them failed. Sent in the worst of the two... took 6 weeks to receive a refund for the first pair,
The good: they're solid boots at a fair price for what they are. I'm a forest farmer and they keep me upright on the steep slopes, excellent tread, I feel confident moving heavy logs, they stay waterproof IF YOU TAKE CARE OF THEM, and they're attractive. Not too heavy but good support and warm if you have remotely decent socks, not too sweaty on warm days as long as you're in the shade. I wear mine in the mud, through the creek, whatever and my feet stay dry and comfortable. The bad: 1) The interior isn't very well made and starts to fall apart fast with hard use. Not so much that it affects comfort but they're already shabby inside after two months of daily wear. 2) The leather is high maintenence and I definitely see toe armor in these boots' future--they're already a bit dinged up. My land partner got her pair about a month before mine due to a sizing issue on my end, didn't oil hers in that time, and they dramatically lighter in color and began to crack. Now I treat both of ours weekly with a waterproofing natural oil leather conditioner and they're holding up well, the damage to hers has stopped progressing and they're still in good shape with constant use minus the dings. Bottom line: if you work in the woods and this is what you can afford (like us), go for it, it will probably make your life better than trying to keep trucking on in total crap walmart boots. But keep on top of them and expect to spend twenty minutes a week cleaning them up and greasing them down. Otherwise go for something higher end.
They are very helpful I plan on ordering directly from them from now on
Ive had this pair of boots for about 6 months now and for some reason the stitching has come apart above the counter lock pad on the back of the right boot. I'm not sure how this happened due to I wear jeans and coveralls so they are covered well. I've always worn georgia boots and so this is a first for me.
Bought a pair in mid-summer of 2022 for work and now late winter of 2023 and the soles are worn out on the balls of both feet. I wouldn't have expected to have worn so badly so soon. Never had a problem with them leaking. They do overly stretch and are wider now than when they were new (they run wider than normal). On the plus side, they do look good and were comfortable right out of the box.
Get a new pair every year! Going on 6 years now! Love them!
The low heel boots are made the same, but not as comfortable to wear as the traditional. The flat footedness is very uncomfortable in rough terrain. The laces are not long enough, but I will replace those anyway. They hurt my everything. After wearing the other style heel for ten years, it was a big mistake.
Best boots I've ever purchased! The fit was a little big but still the most comfortable and durable boots.
Almost broke in right out of the box, very comfortable so far. Only had a few weeks so yet to see how they hold up
