Tactical Research Flyweight TR596Z CT 8 Inch OCP Air Force Combat Boots for Men - Coyote Brown Leather with EH Rated Composite Safety Toe and TR Adrenaline Traction Outsole

Before buying these boots, know that they aren't complete without 2 very critical accessories purchased alongside them. 1, insoles to replace the pieces of cardboard they come with. 2, sandpaper. I suggest the coarsest grit you can find. What you want to do is pre-sand your ankles down to the bone, that way when you put them on for the first time you'll say "Oh, I was already in pain before putting them on!" and not be disappointed with the choices you've made in life (well, at least as far as boot purchases go. You still messed up pretty hard that one time, we all remember it clear as day)10/10 would get free trash-tier boots from RA's over this.

On the farm, tough rugged boots are a necessity. Climbing, kicking, and running are daily activities. After one month of these activities, this Bellville boot showed significant wear on the sole specifically the front and side where the rubber sole attaches to the leather. From these nexus points, air gaps appeared if they were glued together as opposed to being sewed. After 2 months, one eyelet fell off not allowing me to tighten them any longer. Not recommended for a lasting boot at the price.

This is a review from about 2 weeks of working in these.There's pain in my ankles where the zipper creates like a pressure point. The boot fits well. At least it seemed that way when I put it on sitting down. But when I start walking my feet slide and my toes smash against the composite toe. The boots are as tight as I can get them. However, that could be my socks. Definitely recommend thin socks.Honestly I would just recommend a normal or winter boot. This is my second pair of "hot weather" boots. You get the trade off of comfort for breathability with these types of boots.

Absolutely DESTROYED my ankles! After just 5 minutes my ankles were rubbed raw and it was incredibly painful. In fact, these were the most painful boots I've ever worn, so much in fact that I LITERALLY couldn't walk in them. I'll be returning them to try another brand.

Seemed to break in ok. then started wearing for work. Now they hurt.Bought wide boots. the composite toe is narrow and hurts.Desert Boots-not really very very hot and it is only 85 degrees today.

These are by far the most uncomfortable boots I have ever had the displeasure of putting on! I have worn work boots every day for the past 8 years without issue until I purchased these. Within 1 hour of wear, I was left with blisters on my left heel. Tops of my toes are raw from the ledge of the composite toe rubbing, heels and ankles are completely raw, and my leg is raw where the stitching at the top of the boots rub. Left zipper gets stuck at the midway point both when zipping and unzipping. I highly recommend you save your money and buy a different boot/brand!

Well I was excited when the boots arrived but I used them for a day and it hurts my ankle and I had a redness i didn’t ready the review but I just read them and it looks like I’m not the only one with issues with boots there nice boots it’s just the support on the ankles it fits too snug

These boots did not fit or feel like the Belleville boots I have had in the past. I wore Bellevilles for about 12 years. This pair felt like I was putting on hard plastic. Also, the laces were so short I could barely tie them. Thanks Amazon for free returns.