King RocksWork Boots Men's 8" Plain Toe Wedge Comfortable Boots for Work and Construction

Good boots easy to break in good fit

So far boots are good comfortable good leather can't complain for the price..and quick with the shipping

these king rocks are the bees-nees! I bought my first pair in 2016 (moc toe) and they just wore out last year - wore them nearly every day. I originally bought these for work and used them a ton to work in - as my exclusive work boots - But they ended up being so comfortable that I wore them for my every day shoe. I will say the breaking in process is tough but if you can make it through it well worth it. Again these are my second pair of king rocks and I’m convinced I’m a king rocker for life. Right price, right fit, right feel!

Love the look! I don't like that I can't order X-wide boots with the brand. A bit tight for a wide foot. I've bought three pairs because I love them. I'm a union Cement Mason local 527 STL.I can't find boots that are this great looking, that support my foot and ankle very well, and durable against the elements that I work in. I punish the boots to say the least. Like I said 3 pairs for the price of 1 pair thorogoods. No matter what brand or how much. Boots NEVER last me more than 8 months. So give them a try you won't be disappointed.

Quality is not that good. I read someone saying they're as good as thorogood. Nop. They feel exactly like a $100 boots. Im sticking to thorogoods.Update. After 1 month of wearing them.They are worse than I thought. The leather is getting so loose that they feel like EEEE. I was gonna return them but i had wore them a few days and just didn't feel like going through the whole process. The leather already shows signs of cuts. Material is thin. Seriously, pay the extra money for decent ones.

I've only had them for a few days now.. but so far I'm really digging them! they're super comfy and well made with soft quality leather. For what these cost, they are INCREDIBLE. I stand on concrete most of the day and have weak ankles, so I'm having to buy new boots every 6-12 months typically. I'm accustomed to spending $150 or so on some Justin JMax Lace-ups type boots. In my opinion, these are equally comfortable out of the box (if not just better), but if these were to hold up for at least as long as what I'm used to, these will become my new favorites at less than half the price. I was skeptical about buying some this cheap without being able to try them on.. I went ahead and pulled the trigger because of all of the other good reviews. it was a good choice.

after the first wear one day the seams started to crack

These were for my husband. They fit fine and he likes that they are light weight, but I noticed he went right out and bought some inserts for them to help cushion his feet more. Perhaps the boots themselves could use some extra cushioning or support of some kind in the soles.