Men's Rocky Code Red Wildlands 77 Fire Boot

Rocky boots are hands down the best boot on the market. The special forces units and all military uses this brand for ruck boots which means you can eat- sleep, and run in this type of boots. The firefighter model exceeds any logger boot (high heel) which is outdated and terrible for your back. Rocky boots are tough and hold up to the rigors of wildland fires. Just like any boot you cannot stand in a hot ash pit...Thank you Rocky boots.

I had foot pain from my loggers due to the hard insoles, so I needed to change to a hiker-style boot. This boot seemed reasonably priced for me to try, and I am so glad I took the chance. The quality is fantastic for the price, and these boots are extremely comfortable. I highly recommend you give these a shot if you want to try the hiker-style wildland boot without breaking the bank.

These boots are not built for the rigors of hard wildland fire fighting. Soles are thin and you can feel almost everything you step on. Get very hot when working in hot ashes. Tongue doesn't form to your lower leg. Laces are very thin and are hard to tighten. Wasn't expecting much for that price and got pretty much what I expected. I have been in wildland fire for 45 years and this may be my least favorite boot ever and owned/worn most brands: Whites, Nicks, Scarpa, Lowa, Danner, and more.

Comfortable, light, great for helitack and/or desert fires. I ordered a medium and wide and the medium ended up having a wide enough toe box for my flintstone feet. I'm a 8.5 women's normally and ordered a 6.5 in this style - fits great.

I just bought these boots to try, and best traction out of any boot I've owned. Comfortable, lightweight and so far tough and great build quality. My new fav boot will be buying again to have a spare

I was surprised when I saw that Rocky brought these boots back into production. Out of the box they are super comfortable and need almost no break in time. I'd put them up there with Haix Missoula comfort-wise with the added benefit of being super lightweight! They are mostly true to size except for the width which is a bit narrower than some other Rocky styles. This is due to the shape of the last, which is more uniform throughout. The S2V, for example, widens out a bit more at the toebox. I found that the width of the Wide size S2Vs roughly matched that of the Extra Wide 77s. Overall, these seem like a great boot for the money, providing they're able to last out on the line. Only time will tell. Until then, these are my new favorite boots.