IODSON Men's Ultralight Combat Boots, Breathable Military Boots, Special Force Training Shoes, Shock-Absorbing Tactical Boots (10.5D(M) US, Tan)

I will admit this are the most super light and comfy boots I’ve ever worn. I bought this back in 2025 of January as myback up boots, now finally I get to use it in June and it didn’t last a 5 mile hike. To compare this boots to military quality is a laughing matter, even worse the quality of the sole and tread is more like glued on cheap rubber material. I wouldn’t recommend this, this is more like for someone who’d wear this in the city and not what it was advertised for. Don’t buy!!!

Good comfortable boot but the glue that's hold the sole to the leather isn't good when it gets wet mine have split have lost the screen in the side not good for fishing out of a kayak

I'll start with the bad about this boot. This is not a combat infantry boot. It's not even a tactical boot. There is minimal ankle support and the sole seems a bit soft. It is more like a sneaker with a shaft than a combat infantry boot which, IMHO should support your ankle and have a good solid/firm sole for harsh terrain. The good? The material and stitching seems pretty solid. The suede seems of good quality and supple. The fabric feels like 500d and the shaft collar cushion is very soft. It is very light and I expect that it will breathe well. For the price I find it a good value as long as one realizes this is not likely to be a hard use boot for rucking a 120+ lb ruck but it is airy and comfortable. EDITED . So its march and the boots have failed with the leather at the heal ripping from the sole. The boot is light and comfortable but durable it is not. Oh well it was worth the test.

Nice boots, slight glue around edges of sole but not a big deal. We’re true to size and fit me well. Also pretty comfortable and easy to run/walk in. The soles are pretty thick and add about an inch to your height.

These fit great out of the box and were comfortable without any padding, I would say these are good for light hiking or street wear, would not trust these long term in an abusive or long trail hike as the material feels like it will eventually tear from taking just the boots off. Overall theyre ok for the price but I would consider paying a little extra for entry level bellevilles.