CQR Men's Military Tactical Boots, Lightweight 6 Inches Combat Boots, Durable EDC Outdoor Work Boots

These boots are rugged, stylish, lightweight and durable. I’ve had them several weeks and they still look brand new after heavy duty wear in a gym and at work. They are also very comfortable and the side zipper makes it easy for them to be taken on and off. Great quality pair of boots. An awesome addition to the CQR line of products.

So far so good. They were really large compared to other brands. I typically wear UA, I'm a size 10 but always have to buy size 10.5 in UA..... these are opposite....I sent size 10 back and ordered 9.5...they were still big. But they are light and decently comfortable and holding up well after a couple months. I work construction and it's always hard to find a decent lightweight shoe that holds up and doesn't break the bank. They aren't as comfortable as most UA shoes/hikers ive owned but not far behind.. The side zip feature is definitely nice, makes slipping on and off a breeze. "Water repellant" is definitely a stretch, but for the price I wasn't expecting much in that area. If the price stays reasonable and I can get a least 6 to 8 months of wear, I will be buying more in the future.UPDATE: After more than a yr of wear, typically 5-6 days a week, these shoes have held up remarkably well. I am beyond impressed. I changed from 4 stars to 5. I have used these for hiking, hunting but mostly for my day to day job of construction. I typically wear them unzipped, unless I'm hiking in them or on a roof/climbing thru trusses. They arent built for long hikes unless the terrain is pretty forgiving. They dont do great on steep hills or rocky terrain, the sole just doesnt have enough cushion for that. But I have done it a few times and have had worse experiences with hikers 2x to 3x their price. But u will not find a better hiker for mild terrain or daily walking/work for the money. My old ones have a couple small holes from working construction, but the ripstop fabric has kept them very small and they're still wearable. I just bought a new pair, but will keep the old ones for yrs to come for jobs like painting or when i need a comfortable pair of shoes for a dirty/messy job.

While I have a gripe or two about these boots, I have to say they are by far the best thing I have ever put on my feet.I'm a correctional officer and walk a LOT! From rough concrete and asphalt to polished concrete and tile.First gripe- not slip resistant! The first time I hit a slick spot I almost ate it hard! Not the best if you are running to a fight where pepper spray has been used. You do get used to it after a while though.Second gripe- the tread has worn out after a year. Now I'm almost certainly being overly critical with this as I have already mentioned that I do put a lot of miles on my shoes. (1/4 of a mile from one end of my institution to the other. And I walk that atleast 2-4 times a day)What I love about them- wide toe box! Every other boot I have ever worn makes my feet feel like they are being squeezed to death from the sides.-soft sole. They feel like what I hear all the "minamalist" shoe people say those shoes feel like. I can feel the ground under my feet but not to the point that it's uncomfortable.-even after a year with the original insoles, my feet don't hurt after wearing them for 8-16 hrs a day. I have tried many other brands of boots and I have always had to put a new insole in them after a few months and always yanked them off the second I got home because my feet would be throbbing.All said and done, I will most likely buy these again and just deal with the slip-n-slide.

I wear these for work, 12 hour shifts. They replaced a pair from UA. I love the footbed in this pair. It is a little tight fit at first but the boot does stretch a tad after a couple of times wearing it. The sole and toes are composite / no metal shanks so it does pass easily through metal detector screening. The zipper is decent but should be used carefully as I think it is not quite as robust as some other brands, but mine works well. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars for water resistance. It does pretty well, and I would suggest periodically using waterproofing spray to keep up the water resistance. The tread seems decent and does not seem to slip easily on slick surfaces. I would buy these again for sure!

This is my 5th pair of these boots. I used to get right around a year out of these, maybe 1yr 3mo, depending on how hard I was on them and how lazy I was about ordering replacements. This most recent pair, I ordered February 17th of this year, and I have holes in the bottom of them (which pump water into the boot when you step in a puddle) as of August 5th. These used to be a pretty comfy, inexpensive boot to replace every year or so. For $60 I was pretty happy. They are now over $80 and last half as long. I ordered my last pair today to get my by and will be going to a Red Wing brick and mortar store from now on.

Very comfortable leather or military style boots. Definitely would buy these ones again.

In just less than 6 weeks the sole of the boots is already falling apart. I cannot believe this pair of boots was costing over $100. This is not even worth $20. Hell my $20 pair of tennis shoes have lasted longer than this pair of boots. Last photo even after I super glued it back together. Don’t buy it and don’t waste your time or money