Reebok Work Mens Rapid Response Rb 8 Inch Electrical Composite Toe Work/Duty - Beige

Certainly! Here's an updated review of Reebok Composite Toe Work Boots, incorporating both the pros and cons you've mentioned:---Reebok Composite Toe Work Boots ReviewReebok Composite Toe Work Boots are a solid choice for professionals seeking a blend of comfort and safety.Pros:Comfort: These boots are designed with comfort in mind, making them suitable for long hours on the job.Ease of Wear: The design allows for easy on and off, which is convenient for daily use.Good Fit: They offer a snug fit that accommodates various foot shapes, enhancing overall comfort.Cons:Not Waterproof: Some models lack waterproofing, which can be a drawback in wet conditions.Limited In-Store Availability: These boots can be hard to find in physical stores, making online shopping the primary option.Overall Impression:Reebok Composite Toe Work Boots are commendable for their comfort and fit. However, if waterproofing is a priority, you might want to explore other models or brands that offer this feature. Additionally, due to limited in-store availability, purchasing online might be the most feasible option.

The media could not be loaded. I love convenience of the zipper on the side of the boot which makes it easy to put on the boots every morning. As seen in the pictures I provided, the zippers have held up strongly with no signs of wear. This would be the weakest link in my opinion.The steel toe doesn’t make the boot noticeably heavier, yet provides protection.The sides of the boot are a little stiff allowing the boot to not bend as you’re inserting your foot.These boots are in my opinion stylish and functional. I get asked a lot if I was in the military!

I just got the third pair of these in 6 years. Each pair has lasted 2 plus years with at least 12,000 steps per day and a lot of abuse. They legit feel like tennis shoes and work like some of the best high dollar work boots. The first pair I wore out the heal a bit. The second pair is still good after two years, but pretty soiled and the heal is wearing flat because I still walk like I marched in the Air Force. Heal hard. Where I work, I need to look sharp so I wanted a fresh set of kicks with new brass coming in. I still plan to use my last pair for hiking, camping and out door work at home. I can’t say enough about these after multiple pairs and years of milage and hard abuse. Well done Reebok!!! Slip resistance works nice too. Never busted my butt once, in some of the harshest and trying situations.

In search of a replacement for my trusty zip-up tactical boots (whose zipper sadly met an untimely demise), I stumbled upon this pair during a Black Friday sale. While the black color I desired wasn't available at the discounted price, I decided to give them a try anyway.Comfort is the champion of this boot. The sole is remarkably cushioned, offering a surprisingly sneaker-like experience. I even ventured into a mile-long run with these on, and my feet emerged unscathed. Similarly, gym sessions involving weightlifting felt no different than workouts in dedicated gym shoes. The fit, while not ideal due to the lack of my preferred EE width, was still satisfactory with the wider W option.Initial concerns arose regarding the leather. While its appearance suggested cleaning might be a chore, my intended use doesn't involve excessive mud or dirt. However, a slight stain on the toe of a brand-new pair was a disappointing discovery.The stitching appears sturdy enough, but only time will tell how long both the stitches and zippers will hold up – a critical question considering the zipper failure on my previous boots.Aesthetically, the color presented a challenge in terms of coordinating with my usual pants. However, given the boot's intended purpose as workwear, and the fact that my preferred color wasn't on sale, I was willing to compromise.Overall, I would recommend these boots, particularly if found at a discounted price. While the full price approaches the cost of high-quality running shoes, the undeniable comfort and promising durability make them a potentially worthwhile investment. However, the initial blemish and uncertainty surrounding the long-term performance of the zippers and stitching warrant a degree of caution.

Hands down this has been one of the best pair of boots I have owned. The picture has been taken at the end of their life span to show its weakest spot. It is a tear that has been developing over the last 6 months. However, I wear these boots everyday. For full disclosure I did replace the inserts for a little more arch support after about a year. Rough calculations suggest I have put roughly 1k miles on these boots. Used 2k steps equals a mile. I have used them consistently for a little over 2 years. I wear them for work and at home. These boots have seen repeated extreme temperatures from -30f to 100f. They are not the best winter boot, but they actually did pretty darn good until it got below -20f. The composite toe helped. I have abused these boots and they have held up excellent. If you’re looking for an all around great performing boot that is comfortable, quick to take on and off, this is an excellent choice.

I started wearing these boots working in Iraq. They are absolutely the best work boot I've ever worn. Lightweight durable and no uncomfortable break-in.

I don’t know if it’s just this pair of boots, but they may be the most uncomfortable boots I’ve ever gotten. I’ve been wearing them for about a month and a half (too long to be able to return them of course) and they can’t be broken in. I feel like I get a new heel blister every few days. I’ve even started to wrap my ankles just to try and avoid blisters. And yes, these are the correct size boot. Would not recommend to anyone who will be on their feet much during the day.