Men's Georgia Giant High Romeo Waterproof Steel Toe Boot

Just received the shoe and they are not as normal Romeos are for fit/comfort. Have tried to wear them for a day and unsatisfied. I always wear an 11.5 Wide in a normal Romeo shoe. 11.5 wide in these are longer in size and slip my heel constantly causing friction. The toe box is extremely tight to where I'm worried if I got a size down my feet wouldn't fit. Not the same comfort as a normal Romeo shoe.

Have had to return back to back Romeo's for poor quality control. The first pair had a curved in steel toe on the right boot. And the second pair had major tears and dents in the leather right out the box. Their quality control is non existent. Do yourself a favor/headache and buy elsewhere.

The US Navy had boots like these in the early 70's. "Molder's Boot". I wore nothing but, at sea. Very coveted footwear in the Submarine Force. I found these boots after retirement, through trial and error. I finally wore the soles off of my first pair of these Georgia boots. They NEVER stretched out of a snug fit. I NEVER had water get into them, and they were the best boots I have ever owned. A word of warning: If you say, "size 9", you GET size 9. They will stretch and form fit after you break them in. Order the wrong size and they are not going to fit well. I just wish they offered the steel toes in black.

I have worn these boots nearly everyday for the last 8 years. I work in heavy industry so I originally got them to meet a steel toe requirement. I picked them out because I love slip on shoes and I remember as a teen overhearing some cranky old geezer say they were “the best f***ing boots in the world”. As an adult now, I can attest that he was right. They have been the most durable and comfortable footwear I have ever owned. On top of wearing them for work, I have reroofed my house, poured concrete, felled trees, and dug trenches all in this one pair. I even survived eastern Washington snow storms in them. After all that, so many years later, I am still confident that they are comfortable enough to go on a 5 mile walk with my pups. From the photos you can see that I have pushed these sad piles of leather past their prime, but that’s why I am writing this review. I am finally looking to get a second pair and it made me think back on how amazing these boots have actually been for me. Cheers Georgia Boot. You’ve made something great.

Excelente boot. Steel iron work environment. Work boot environment. All day on my feet.

Super comfortable, broke in really fast. My only complaint is the soles are almost smooth after just over a month. Definitely not going to last very long.

I got these for my boyfriend who is a general contractor, and he LOVES them. Classy enough for meeting with clients and also super comfortable and functional for working on job sites.

the toe box is much narrower compared to the Rome slip on shoe. both being the same size 9w. why is that?

Ordered these boots online they ran a bit large. I typically where a 9.5-10 but returned these for a 9. I'm not sure if this is something that pertains with just this boot or the entire Georgia Line. Something to consider when shopping online, though. The return process is painfully slow, as I have still not received my size 9 boots.

I really like these boots. They have a classic style. Easy to slip on and off on those early mornings. I have a desk job in a manufacturing plant - I only walk maybe 4,000 steps a day at work - I have worn these 5 days a week for 8 months and the inner Achilles heel area fabric have worn through. I bought some heel saver sticky pads to help them last a bit longer. That is a bummer and I hope they will be improved

I've been wearing Georgia boots every day for 9 years. They normally last about a year before i need i new pair. However, the boots that i got about five months ago are already starting to fall apart on the inner heel area. Very disappointed. Switching brands.

Had these for 2 days. Socks were soggy and toes were wet. Super unfortunate because of the industry I work in. I was really hoping this would be the perfect boot!

They did not need broken in, and they were super comfy off the bat

No need to breakin leather soft as a baby s butt Beautiful brown burgundy leather bought for work wearing them to church instead

These are some of the most comfortable work boots! I'm on my feet for 12 hours a day at work. I am a georgia boot romeo fan for life

I purchased a regular and wide width of this boot. I don't usually wear wide shoes, but I thought I'd try them after reading the reviews. I was shocked at how narrow even the wide width was. At first I thought I had gotten the boxes mixed up and had just tried the regular width on a second time, because the difference was almost imperceptible. If my feet were narrower, I would have loved the boots. They seem like good quality, and actually were not hard to put on even though they were too narrow. I tried another pair of Georgia boots that had this really rough stitching around the heel that hurt my feet. These weren't rough on the inside at all. I wish they were just a little wider. Georgia Boot -- please make the wide size of this actually wider than the narrow size!

Comfortable, good looking, easy to pull on and just the right height to be covered by jeans/dockers. I

Have had about a year and still going strong. Love them

I've worn these boots about 6 days per week for approximately 7 months. The soles are still good, as are the leather uppers. The elastic is beat up a bit...but the lining in the heel area is destroyed in one boot and has a hole in the other. I believe this to be the result of the ankle/heel area being too voluminous (one of my initial review observations...it's a shame because the rest of the boot fits fine). Anyways...I guess it's time for a different model of work boots. Wish I could get these lined in leather and resoled with Christy wedge soles!

My boots are now at least 3 years old. I can't even remember when I got them. At first I hated them because they were tight and stiff and the insoles were cheap. It took at least a year and a new set of insoles but now they're my go-to boot. They're beat up, the liners stink to high heaven like cat urine (I don't have cats) and I can't figure out what to use to get rid of the smell, but a coat of boot polish and buff and they look decent again. I'm on here shopping for a new pair but only because they stink. A new insole and they'd last another few years until the sole wore through.