NORTIV 8Men's Ankle High Waterproof Hiking Boots Outdoor Lightweight Shoes Trekking Trails ArmadilloOrganic Content Standard Blended

These boots are a steal at this price. Fit is perfect to my size (10.5) with enough room for a thicker sock. I've only worn them for a few days, so can't comment on longevity, but construction looks top notch and flawless and just as good as name brand boots at 3x the cost or more, so I don't anticipate them wearing out any time soon. I read some reviews that the insoles were terrible; not true at all, they're comfortable and pretty cushy compared many boots/shoes I've bought, I may buy some upgraded insoles at some point but not necessary at this point. I also read people complaining about longevity when using for work, but these aren't work boots, they're meant to be "mild trail hikers/outdoor activity" boots not work boots slogging around in the mud all day long. Very nice "upgraded" laces are the perfect length, and they've stayed tied all day long so far. Eyelets all look very sturdy and the tongue fits just right not too long or fat like a lot of boots. I still can't believe they were less than $50 on sale. Ridiculous!

This is my second pair of NORTIV 8 boots, and I’m honestly impressed. I wear these for 8-12 hours a day, 40-60hrs a week. They fit well, are surprisingly comfortable right out of the box, and offer great ankle support. They’ve handled wet conditions without any issues, and cleaning them is quick and easy. For the price, the quality is better than expected—I’ve worn name brands that cost three times as much, and these hold up just as well, if not better. That said, the paint on the metal lace holders started coming off pretty early, and the laces are longer than they need to be, all minor. Also, I found that going a half size down from my normal shoe size gave a better fit. Overall, solid boots I’d definitely recommend.

Fits well on my narrow foot. Sturdy and comfortable. Great for my weak ankles. They don't breathe as well as i would like, but still a great shoe.

I bought two pairs of these for my teenage sons for a via ferrata in the Dolomites. I encouraged them to wear them often to break them in but they only took one two-hour hike before our trek. Via Ferrata is a combination of hiking and steep mountain climbing. They hiked 5 days, about 5 hours a day in these boots and had zero foot issues. No blisters or discomfort. They were also impressed with the waterproofing. I’m stunned at the affordability and quality. I’m used to spending at least $200 for hiking boots. Also says made in the USA! Well done.

Final review: these boots have finally reached the end. 7 months and both soles are separating to the point of being unwearable. In fairness, I'm tough of footwear. These boots have done as as well as boots 3x the price. I used to wear wolverine's but I'd get 6-8 months out of them before sole separation. Why spend $160 for a pair of boots when the end result will inevitably be the same?Others who use these as actual hiking boots will probably get a lot more life out of them than I did. I work my farm in these boots. Daily. They did just fine and it didn't cost me $160+.Overall, I'd recommend them. In fact, I'm ordering another pair today.4 month review:I am still impressed with these boots. I'm a farmer and wrangling livestock requires sturdy footwear and I demand comfort. I wear these boots every day and they've been well used. Between mud, manure, rocks, getting stomped on and normal wear, these boots have taken what I've dished out. I would recommend to anyone who asked.Original review:Fit well. Good traction on ice, believe it or not. The rubber sole seems softer than other boots and that makes walking in icy conditions less treacherous.They are water resistant and pretty warm with a good pair of socks. Only thing I'm not fond of is the lace eyelets, but it's not a deal killer for me.Hopefully they'll last.

For me they are just the ticket. They are light weight and comfortable. For working around the house and yard work they do just fine. I can't recommend them for heavy work like metal fabrication and welding but I think that's beyond the scope for what they were intended to do plus they are soft toe. But if you're looking for work shoes for your average run of the mill stuff you'll be satisfied. I wear a 10 regular, I ordered a 10 regular and they fit true to form. For the price point I can give a good recommendation on them.