SPIEZMen's Safety Shoes, Composite Toe, Non-Slip, Puncture-Proof, Lightweight & Breathable Work Trainers, Black (UK7-11)

I bought these on a recommendation from a work colleague, and now I've worn them for a couple of weeks. Wow they are so comfortable, with a memory foam (or so it feels like) sole, don't even notice the composite toes, and they are so light. As a security guard, I'm on my feet 12hours a day, my feet don't even feel tired, as with most of the other safety shoes/boots I've worn over the years.And stylish to boot.Would expect to pay at least double the price for these. And they would definitely be worth the price.

Decent and lightweight do the job

Very light weight. Very comfortable

If your job is to just to stay about they worth it as they light n comfortable but if you work in a warehouse or any light building work but somthing better as they are not fit for those types of workers

Very good height recommend it is not heavy it is very comfortable

My daughter ordered these on a recommendation from a work colleague.Open in the box they looked good quality. They have a hard front area that goes over the toes protect the feet which is what she needs and they are easy to put on on takeoff. They fix with laces so you can adjust them to your feet. my daughter put an insole in them, because she works 12 hours at a time they have good grip so that she isn’t Slipping in wet weather. The price was slightly higher than anticipated, although it could be a good reflection of the quality and use overtime.

Key issue with these is they don't last very long, but, they are very lightweight and inexpensive -so I had no issue returning for another pair once they wore out. If looking for something heavy duty for outside work then look elsewhere, but, lightweight trainer style with toe protection and they may be just your thing.

Fast delivery, most comfortable work shoes I've had. Most of these hard toe shoes hurt my toes. These are a good fit, wide, toes more comfortable with a composite toe instead of metal which hurt my toes a lot. I walk in my job about 22,000 steps a day so I need good shoes. They aren't water proof though, that's the only downside.

I've had these shoes for three weeks and I can saw that my initial impressions are good. For background I work in a machine shop 10 hours a day, 4 days a week. I mostly stand and walk on concrete floors, although there are cushioning mats at most of the machines.I got these shoes because safety shoes are a requirement and the CAT branded shoes I was wearing for only 4 months were extremely uncomfortable. My chief complaint was that the toe box was too narrow, as in it tapered down too much from the mid point of the shoe to the tips of the toes. This would cause pain on the outside of my big toes around the nail area. Also, my socks would start to develop holes from rubbing the inside of the shoe which was kind of rough to be honest. These shoes were 110 dollars and I was very disappointed with them. I had CAT shoes before and they were pretty good, so I don't know what changed. Whatever it was it was for the worse.I bought these SPIEZ shoes based on good reviews, especially regarding comfort. They have a wide (really what I would call a normal sized) toe box. It's roomy enough without giving the appearance of clown shoes. I don't have wide feet and not one pair of shoes of any type that I have owned have ever been labeled as "Wide".They are extremely light. I've had light work shoes before, but these are like wearing some kind of slippers is the best way I can describe it. They have a composite toe so you get the protection but not the weight of steel. That's a plus for someone that walks a lot at work.So far they are holding up. I hope that the inside doesn't tear around the heel area. I've had cheap and expensive shoes and boots do that in less than a year, resulting in torn socks over and over again. Also, I hope the outsole doesn't become unglued. If those two things don't become issues, and the comfort being already there (for me anyway), then I'll come back for seconds.If I can keep a pair of shoes for a year and they're comfortable, I would say that they're good shoes. Two years and I'm over the moon. At 35 bucks, these shoes are some of the most comfortable ones I've ever worn, even though when I first saw them I had my doubts. Putting them on erased that almost immediately. I had no break in period and my toe pain ceased the first day I wore them full time.I've had all the expensive name brands you can think of...CAT, Reebok (those were really uncomfortable), Timberland, Wolverine, Redwing...you name it, I've wore it. These SPIEZ shoes hang right with all of them, and probably trump them in the comfort department in my opinion. And at 35 dollars they cost, on average, a third and in some cases a fourth of what the aforementioned brands cost.To summarize: Light, roomy toe box, comfortable. If they last 6 to 8 months I'll be pleased because of the price. If they last a year or more, I will definitely be a repeat customer. I went strictly by reviews when I bought these, never having heard of this brand. Those customers were right. I hope my review helps someone find a comfortable pair of shoes for their aching feet. Get a pair and try them, you might be pleasantly surprised.

The wide size gives a comfortable fit, but the carbon tip isn’t as long as I’d like(sometimes my nails will clip the end and hurt). The weight of the shoes are so much lighter than steel toe while still giving the protection and durability I need working in a warehouse. They look and good and give good airflow.

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I was really impressed with these safety shoes. Wide footed monster here so it did surprise me. First composite shoes I’ve ever own that did not dig into my feet, near the edges. Light weight and I wish they were a bit more durable but for what I used them, priceless. I had to also change the insole as it was crushed beyond comfort. Will buy again.

I was wearing Sketchers steel toe shoes before I bought these. These are way lighter and more comfortable. The fit was a little snug when I first put them on and I was afraid they’d be too small. They actually stretched a little after wearing them just a couple of hours with mild walking. I usually walk 16,000 steps or more during my work days and these have been great