Oakley Light Assault 2 Boot Coyote

These boots are super lightweight! I've had some other commercial style boots and these are the lightest by far. The soles have held up really well; I'm constantly on the go. I have done a few rucks in them and had no issues.The do hug my feet really well, I'm a size 11.5 in issue boots, 12-12.5 in sneakers, and I got these in a 12.It does take some extra effort to loosen the laces across the top of the foot when putting them back on, they are really good at holding their position.My had my last pair of Oakley boots back in 2004-2006 and these are much better.I also found these on sale, which made buying them a no-brainer!

Great for someone looking for comfort, I have injuries on my ankles and needed shoes to give me room to heal and these have been great! They’re great size and soft material easy to stretch too. Surprisingly they’re not bad for rucking, went on an 8mile and a 6 mile in them with no issues. They’re mostly hood for running but they are pretty thin and flat so if you’re like me with ankle problems I recommend heal and arch supports inside. I’m usually a size 5 and these fit great

Super light weight! Like having a pair of sneakers on! They also look so good! The insoles were average like most other boots, so I bought nicer inserts.Awesome garrison/work boot. If you’re going to be doing field ops and lots of work under heavy weight, i would get something sturdier with more ankle support.However, its great to have 2 boots, and this is now one of mine!

About to buy my third pair of these. They are by far the best *lightweight* boots I have found in 13 years of wearing different boots for the Army, and I definitely think they are better than any heavyweight boot I've owned, though that is personal preference. If you prefer lightweight boots, look no further.The outsoles provide some moderate flex (like a running shoe) which makes them very comfortable to run and move quickly in. This does make the outsoles a bit soft (which causes them to be less durable) but the upper construction is second to none. My approximately 4 year old pair which has seen heavy field use still has no frayed or broken stitching or worn leather. The boots themselves still look fine, though the outsole eventually wore through, making them unserviceable, which is why I'm replacing them. They are breathable and and dry quickly. I can't speak to their performance in cold temps however - they might be a bit cold for winter field use in cold regions.Other small problems: I recommend replacing the insoles, which are probably the weakest feature of the boot, but it's generally a good idea to chuck the insoles that come with boots to get an insole that fits your foot anyway. The laces tend to slip out of my boot somewhat frequently but eh, not a big deal.

I am a big fan of this boot. I have used them in the field and in garrison and they are great. There is no break in period, I have NEVER gotten a blister (12 mile rucks in Vermont going uphill pretty much the whole time), and they are very lightweight. That being said, I took a star off because there is very little ankle support and once the outsole gets worn down the traction can become subpar. Because of the (light)weight, they breathe very well and dry quickly. Once the winter rolls around, they become garrison boots for sure. Overall I would give this boot a 8.5/10.

That is one of the best quality boots light weight and comfortable

This is the best pair of boots I have ever owned. Spent 29 years in law enforcement. I’ve worn every kind of boots and these beat them all hands down. The key is knowing your true foot size. Both feet! Boots have to meet military standards, requirements and specifications. If unsure of foot size watch videos on you tube on how to get sizes at home. Try a pair for yourself.

In my 30 years of service in the US Army these are the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. Very lightweight. IAW AR 670-1 (Army Regulation). Highly recommended.