SkechersMen's GreetahConstruction Shoe

Comfortable, safety shoes. Size is right, just a large inside overall fit. I've had to put extra insole in so feet are not feeling like lost in shoe and fit how feel comfortable. They are high sole, so will keep feet out of those low puddles and dry in winter. Quality sole and grip well. Have had people notice I've sketchers as work shoes and wanting to know where got them!

probably one of the comfiest work boots I have ever worn, A bit bulky and heavy, but very comfortable and supportive, been wearing mine for over a year and still in great condition.

Lightweight, comfortable, nice style, flexible, slip resistant.

Owned them about a yearI have two pairs, i bought one pair then immediately another, its all I wear for general shoes daily work around the farm.They have been through thick muck and mud, covered in all kinds of spills and dusts, even a bit of cement.I climb stuff and jump off stuff, kick stuff and generally abuse them about as much as you'd expect a working shoe to take and then some. As you can tell I don't take great care of them and they are still going.For comfort, I thought they were amazing as new, obviously they just become "normal" but I never considered them uncomfortable.They do not leak unless excessive water goes above the sides (about 3") where it breaths, so its dry feet or feet that dry quickly. Rain isn't an issue.I have wide size 11 feet and use the standard 11 sketcher. Every other pair I've owned had split down the sides by now, these show no intention of splitting.OK so nothing lasts forever, the heel is going in one but I just need to buy some heel pads and a hooked sowing needle.Soles are still going strong.But honestly, I expect to get 18-24 months from these shoes worn daily, worth every penny.If you keep em good they look great, I will buy another to keep nice, and again and again for work.9/10 if the heel was stronger it would be 10.Just don't put them in washing machine like I did, machine will take off and some weird fluff breaks down in the shoe, but whatever it was i cant tell the difference.

Purchased these 4 months ago looking for comfy trainers for the summer months, so I'll give you the run down on how they've been for that time. I wear them daily, in all weathers, walking 20k steps a day.They're absolutely awful. The insoles lasted barely weeks, there's currently nothing left of them today. They're heavy and clunky, more so than any other steel toe boot I've owned. Not waterproof in anyway, one splash and you've got soaked feet for the rest of the day. If your shoes don't get wet, your feet will still be soaked from the sweat caused by how hot these damn shoes are. The heat these shoes produce is absolutely insane, I've never suffered from hot, sweaty feet until I wore these shoes, some days it's unbearable.All these factors aside, the worst crime is that they're simply really uncomfortable shoes. Hard to break in, heavy to walk in, the toe cap is too small and pinches, and the insoles wear out instantly.These shoes are overpriced for the quality, especially as you'd expect better from something like Skechers. For the same price, I got a pair of steel toe dealer boots which lasted a full year, and were comfortable and waterproof till the bitter end when I simply wore the sole down too far. Go get yourself a good pair of boots, and not these god awful trainers.

Comfortable from the off! Lightweight (due to composite toe cap) roomy enough around the toe area even after wearing for 9 hours, along with decent arch support. Pretty grippy soles, however the soles are showing signs of wear after just a month of use, that leaves me to question the longevity of these work shoes, especially as these are not being used on a building site but around a school - which is disappointing considering the cost. Overall comfort is good, I just have concerns about how long they will last

Very light, comfortable and your feet can breathe

Lightweight:These shoes are lightweight with steel toe caps. Good buy.