Men Men's Chore Classic 6" CSA Steel Toe

It was only available in full sizes, they don’t even come close to fitting correctly

I was hoping for a boot that would hold tight to my ankle. But the laces don't actually secure The boot to your foot

Heavy boot optimistic it will last - time will tell

I work at a brewery so safety chemical boots are required. the laces do function but limited. They’re very loose fitting so the heal gets worn out pretty quick. Other than that they are fine

Just wanted to leave this review to thank the makers for their business and hope they have lots more. I really wear the crap out of these steel toes. Nothing like hosing off a muddy boot. Can really handle water. Footbeds the good shape too, and I gotta love a lace up. Wish they came in yellow for fun. God bless

They are so comfy and wide

I bought these boots a few months back and have really enjoyed them. They aren’t freezing cold in winter and haven’t been making my feet hot so far this wet and warm spring. Highly recommended for the worker that needs a 100% waterproof boot.

These boots are so extremely comfortable that I enjoy wearing them all day long

Bought these in august and lasted me through the winter farm work, no signs of deterioration. Comfortable, easy to slip on, and I think they look cool. Can’t wait to wear them through the summer too.

Needs quick ties and more padding under sole the top should be padded it rubs haven't broken it in yet so far great quality just not completely user friendly

These are the only boots my hunny buys for work . They last longer then any other boot he has tried .

So when I first got my boots and wore them to work I really fell in love with them! Lightest boot I had ever wore. And the most comfortable by far. Now I work in northern Missouri and I'm a Union Mason Tender we spend most of the winter either walking around in nothing but mud or on frozen mud. After about a month of working in mud the suction from walking around in extrem muddy conditions caused the front section of the sole pulled apart. They must of already knew it was a weak point because that section of the sole has 4 nails in it to try and prevent that. But it still gave away. Luckily a far amount of industrial strength 6000 glue fixed it. But then a couple of months later the metal eye hole that the laces go through popped out. It's been almost 4 months now from date of purchase and I'm still wearing them and true to Muck standards they are the wormest, dryest boot on the market and lightest. But there attempt at the actual work boat still needs just a few tweeks before the will be durable enough to be a reliable pair of everyday all conditions work boot. I truly hope these minor issues get addressed because if and when they do I will never buy anything but them....

A little heavy. But after about a 70hrs work week in them, I had gotten used to them and couldn’t even tell. They are comfortable they keep water out and my feet dry, I tied the laces once when I got them and have been able to easily slip them on and off which I like. as long as they last at least a year I would purchase them again.

Pretty nice boots! Think they will be great for the winter!

Light weight, very comfortable, waterproof, and durable

They look like they were well crafted but after less than a month the lace eyelet broke with normal use ... Really disappointed, I cannot lace them normally now.

Nice sturdy work boot; fit true to size. Steel toe not intrusive.

I wanted to try this boot over leathers because leathers only last me 4 - 6 months. Figured id try the lace up version for a more snug ankle fit over the chelsea but even though they are rubber they still broke at the bend above the toes. Going to try the chelsea version next in the seemingly endless pursuit for a good summer farm boot.

It's sturdy and fully waterproof but still gets the feet cold

Not a very comfortable boot for wearing on an 8 hr shift let alone walking around the house. I have worn many work boots in my life and found you get what you pay for; these boots were just not right for me. That said Muck makes great boots. These just missed the mark.