ROCKY Men's C4R V2 Tactical Military Boot

Extremely disappointed - Sole separating after only 1.5 months ​I purchased these Rocky boots on April 1st, and after only a month and a half of regular use, the sole is already completely splitting and detaching from the base (as seen in the photo). For a brand that prides itself on durability, this is unacceptable quality. I expected them to last much longer. I do not recommend them if you need reliable boots.

I’ve had these boots for 2 years with no issues. I didn’t have to break them in; only to provide a little extra room but no worries about blisters and calluses. No issues with the sole, bought from the BX originally. I wear these in the UK and haven’t had any issues with the rain. I find these super comfortable. Also have been good for my ankles as they are a little weaker and keeps them from rolling. I walk a lot on base, lift and even keep my foot bent for extended periods kd time. I would def get again.

Same problem as everyone else, sole is already separating. I do have heavy use on my boots in the Middle East but expected more than 7 months out of them (purchased March 19ish but not worn in September). I've worn Rocky Boots exclusively since 2003 so I'm going to write this off as one crappy product that had no business making it out of R&D. But yea, DO NOT BUY this model.

Had the boots for 6 months (it took this long to get rid of the clicking material sound) and saw that the sole was already becoming unglued from the midsole. Really bummed on this because these are the most comfortable boots on the market. If they can fix the adhesive issues then I may purchase another pair in a year or two. I don't go out to the field and work in a clinic so there's no unusual daily usage aside from walking.

Boot is comfortable, and light weight. Fabric makes the popping sound another reviewer discusses. Also, the right heel, is starting to separate from the sole. Boots are only about 2 months old. As a recruiter, I'm not wearing them out in the field, or field type environment, so I would have thought they'd of held up longer than this, especially due to price paid.

I purchased these boots a month ago and the soles already fell off after approximately 10 days of wear. They are comfortable, but the quality is junk. After 30 years in the Military , this was the worst quality of boot I've ever seen and am very surprised as Rocky is usually the pinnacle in quality.

Have had these about a month. These are probably the most comfortable boots I have own. I haven’t had them long enough to speak to the durability. I use them primarily in garrison. The only thing I do not like is the tongue. It’s two pieces sewn together and the outer piece doesn’t isn’t as wide as the inner piece. When laced and tied, it looks like it’s not straight and is noticeable. Small complaint really. Great boot.

I purchased the C4R boots a month ago on my military base and love the fit and weight (they are fairly light). However, the fabric around the ankle makes a loud pop sound when walking g or running. I have worn them for over 4 weeks and the sound has not dissipated. The sound has become a distraction in my office and everyone jokes that they know when I am around.

After buying the S2V boots I became a huge Rocky fan. I saw these when looking for a new pair of garrison boots and I couldn’t be happier. They are the lightest boots I’ve ever had and my feet don’t get to hot in them. The only complaint I have is the laces don’t work well for the specific way I tie my boots, but after changing them out for some thinner ones I don’t have anything else to complain about.