RIELDMen's Military Tactical Work Boots Side Zipper Jungle Army Combat Boots

So far they're great. Very comfortable even after 8 hours on concrete. Bought them because they were overnight delivery, very happy with them. They seem very durable and the zipper and lace combo works really well.

I’ve worn side-zip boots, both dress and work boots, for 40 years as they’re easy to get on and off plus support your ankle better than regular shoes. Unfortunately, they seem to be getting harder and harder to find, especially with respect to dress boots. The last pair of work boots I bought, approximately two years ago and for over $100, are getting worn and, after 2-3 hours of yard work, including pushing the mower for an hour, were causing my feet to ache and swell so much that I would be hobbling around a day or two afterwards until my feet felt better. I found these on Amazon and thought I’d give them a try. I’m glad I did, especially given the price. I’ve worn them three times doing yard work, and they are so, so, so much more comfortable than the boots I had been wearing, and they seem to getting more comfortable with each use. Most importantly, my feet don’t ache nor have they swollen after wearing these boots for several hours. They also look nice (I bought the black ones) and I wouldn’t have a problem wearing them as casual dress shoes.A few other thoughts and opinions:The upper eyelets are actually little tubes that the lace runs through. In my opinion, they’re a little bit harder to pull the laces through than ordinary eyelets and over time would probably abrade the laces faster than regular eyelets, but since the zipper eliminates the need to regularly tie and untie the laces, this probably isn’t a big deal. On the plus side, eyelets are better than speed hooks as the laces would probably come off the hooks when the boots are unzipped.The sole appears to be a little softer than some work boots I’ve owned, and as a result will probably wear a bit faster when walking on surfaces like asphalt and concrete. Time will tell.I have yet to wear them on wet or icy surfaces or in the snow, so it will be interesting to see how they compare to the soles on other boots I’ve owned.Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase, especially given the price, and will probably order another pair.

I buy this style boot every 3-4 months. That's all they last me doest matter if they were $30 or $100 thats they last.Cons for me are the tongue isn't stitched all the way to the top of the boot especially with a zipper I assumed they would be. The size was way off I bought 10,5 they look like a 12 and I wear 11 and last the rubber of ghe sole is that oil resistance rubber I've known them to wear out fast. It's supposed to be a desert tactical boot not a mechanics boot it should have desert tactical features like the tongue being stitched to the top not oil slip proof sole that is useless in the desert. . I did like the price. The quality is actually pretty good well constructed. Very comfortable good support. I liked they come in half sizes even tho the size was way big for me maybe a defect pair. I have to say I'm still happy with them they are extremely comfortable comparing with a lot of other brands I have bought on Amazon

So far these are great boots and I couldn't be happier. Easy on, easy off, comfortable walk as advertised, I'm 210lbs and don't need insoles with them out of the box. The fit is really good which is always a concern for me, don't like wasting my time on purchases but then again, who does.I can say they are warm because where, I'm at, very neat the water and 15 degrees out today...I am doing really good. Meaning, I don't feel a thing.

I'm a female who typically wears an 11 in women's shoes. I bought a 10 back in early July.For the most part, they're non-slip. I've walked through fryer grease, icy water, across freshly mopped floors, through dewy grass, etc. Very functional, imo. I can wear them for 2 hours or for 16 woth no issue and they don't feel heavy on my feet. They keep my feet warm, even when I'm walking 3 miles to work in soaking wet grass. The laces and zippers provide the ankle support for me that most shoes don't.They are as comfortable as the day is long, but the only downside I have is that insoles do wear out fairly quickly.

These boots are comfortable, however consider replacing the inner pad as soon as you get them. It does not help except as a very thin cushion. The toes do not have any reinforcement and you will know if something taps them. They do breathe without giving up heat in the winter (so far). They are good in muddy conditions or concrete but you do not have traction on tiled surfaces especially if there is any sort of dampness for whatever reason. It doesn't matter if it is a smooth surface or tacky, it just doesn't like tiled surfaces. They are great for times of prolonged use and harsh weather conditions, so far no water has gotten into with some nasty conditions.They are definitely worth $40 the quality is good, the zipper is strong and the velcro will definitely last a few years.Update: after over 1100 miles, wore through the main tread, on the ball of the foot. Turns out the rubber is really thin there and you can easily feel the cold of any ice or snow that you come into contact with. I do have insoles that were needed, even with that extra thickness. It easily transfers heat and the stitching around the soul of the boot has weekend to the point where it us easy for water to get into the boot. I would recommend ordering one size larger as the second pair of boots came in were slightly tighter than the others. Still worth the money.Just put some treatments on them and they should be good for most people.

These are very very comfortable!Great for tactical training.rather if you hike,walk,jog,run,or just for wvery day use they are absolutely great and easy to take off and out on.