Men's Men's USA Logger Waterproof Work Boot

I have to tell you, your Logger boots are amazing. I'm not sure which one I have, (perhaps you can tell from the pictures of the right foot boot that I've included), anyway I've had these boots for roughly a year and a half. That's when I replaced them with a newer pair because I loved them so much. But the boots pictured are the old year and a half ones. I keep them because they are still waterproof, and still holding up despite the cracks in the soles. Still waterproof after walking through puddles, through a whole winter, through a solid year of my -job, which is lifting furniture that is 200-300 pounds on an hourly basis. They've walked sometimes 13k steps a day for 10 hours a day, four days a week. I'm sure this is the low end of what these boots go through, but today's activity impressed me the most. Same year and a half old boots, and I go hiking for 5 miles with my dog, Sydney. The trail was muddy, and at one point I discovered a hole in which my foot was buried in mud. And they're still waterproof! The only thing my sock was soaked with was sweat after the hike! I love these boots, and I wanted to thank you and your team for the fine craftsmanship. I will even go so far as to say, that once I had even bought the "indestructible" shoe. Now no shoe is indestructible, but they didn't last more than a couple of months. Your Loggers outpaced them, and are still outpacing them by literal years. Well done Georgia Boot!

Garbage. Do not reccomend. Done with Georgia crap.

I bought this boot and it felt good walked around the store and down the isles and thought I was making a good choice for my feet. It is just starting to get into the wet season and every year I have to replace my boots because of the work I do in trenches with sewage sometimes. It is very important my feet are dry and protected from the environment. My complaint is in only one day my top right foot was in so much pain I could barely make it through the day. I tried to loosen the laces and it helped but it is obvious the sowed seem at the 6th hook loop is what is causing the issue. The Left boot is not causing any real discomfort besides the normal break in with any work boot. On the left work boot the sowed seem is above the 6th hook loop. I am going to reach out to the manufacture and see if they are going to correct this issue. The boots are two days old and only worked in the field one day. I would pay attention to the location of the sowed seem at the hook loop there is only one hook loop on the boot if it is in direct line with the hook loop walk away your feet will bless you.

Thank you bests boots for the type of work that I do lineman