Carharttmens Csa 8-inch Rugged Flex Wtrprf Insulated Work Comp Safety Toe Cmr8939 Industrial Boot, Dark Brown Oil Tanned, 9.5 Wide US

I work in a refrigerated warehouse (35°) and these are the perfect boots. Just bought my second pair, the first lasting about 4 years. Composite toe, insulated, oil resistant, slip resistant, self cleaning lugs, waterproof, carhartt tough, these are the best boots around for the price. The grip could be better, but it's a fair tradeoff. These don't take very long to break in and I honestly find these more comfortable than my Nike running shoes. Looking for an honest cold weather that works as hard as you do without beating up your wallet? Look no further.

These boots are a big disappointment. I was really hoping for a nice pair of winter work boots. The first issue is the sole is quite hard, it gets even harder in the cold. This makes them very uncomfortable and slippery as there is no give. The other problem I have with them is that they are not warm at all. It says 400 grams which is what the last pair of boots I had was, my feet are freezing. I am not a fan of these and feel like I wanted a lot of money on boots that definitely do not do what I was hoping they would.

Very comfortable!These are a great pair of boots - I typically wear Timberland Pitbosses, Irish Setters, Danners and some others, however, I am impressed with the fit and comfort of these Carhartts - just as good as the aforementioned boots. Nice features too - insulated, waterproof, soles have good grip and overall, they look pretty good.As for a sizing reference, I wear 10.5D in sneakers (Nike, UA, NB, Asics - sneakers typically run small) and a 10D when boots fit as expected. ... and these do. A perfect secure fit while still having some wiggle room thanks to a larger toe box.All in all, a solid boot that is very comfortable. Thumbs up!

Fit as expected and good quality. They are a little heavy, and take a few days to break in, but otherwise are a good work boot.

I am a commercial flat roofer and today was my first day back to work after Christmas. I beat the crap out of these boots today and they took it like a champ.I was on my feet for 12.5 hours today and you can bet I'm tired but the boots were comfortable and I don't feel the fatigue.The sole is solid and hadon't a nice grip on the ice and light snow.

Was able to wear all day at work right out of the box. Laces sucked, but I swap them out anyway on virtually all my boots with Kevlar spearfishing line. Would love if the came in black and were a little taller. All in all great little workboots well worth the$$

I will be the first to admit that when I typically buy something I need I go with the cheapest possible solution. There are exceptions to this but footwear has never been one of them.I work on a farm so my boots take a beating. Usually I can get about a year out of a $60 pair from walmart. This year however my new pair didn't even make it a year, the interiors wore out and I was getting blisters and places wear it was rubbed raw on my feet. So I gave in, did some research into some more quality boots and gave these a shot. I have bought Carhartt coats and hats before and know what a quality brand they are.I will go beyond saying that these are the most comfortable boots I have ever worn and say that they are the most comfortable footwear I have ever owned. Even when I put gel insoles into the other shoes/boots. I've already put them through some paces testing out the waterproofing and composite toe and they did not disappoint. My feet remained dry and safe. When combined with a pair of the Carhartt Men's Force socks they feel amazing. I worked a 13 hour shift doing a multitude of things and being on my feet all day. Climbing on and off trailers for a good 7 of those hours. And ONLY THEN did my feet really start to bother me at all, my feet would have been dying by the end of that in my old boots. If these last for a few years then I definitely know what my next pair of boots will be.

Everything fits as it should.

Very comfortable all day... here we are 16 months in and the boots have separated from the sole.

I bought these boots for the winter as I climb towers and wanted something warm but not as bulky as traditional winter boots. I find these are good up around -10, unless you are standing in snow or steel for long periods of time then it will suck the heat right out.For the -30+ days I need to double and triple sock to keep my toes from freezing up.These are however very comfortable and not very heavy so being in them all day is doable.I was wary about the quality of the boots when reading the reviews. So far mine have held up fairly well, some curling by the laces on the leather but nothing major. I wouldn’t wear these on a heavy industrial site or anywhere with nails sticking up as they aren’t the most heavy duty boots I’ve ever worn (think timberlands).For everyday use like shovelling the driveway or hiking/camping then these would be a great option

The media could not be loaded.  FROM A CERTIFIED JOURNEYMAN CARPENTERDont buy this CARTHAR BOOTS GARBAGE... expensive and will NOT last in a construction site for very long.All MATERIALS are cheap .Less THAN 4 months holes and reaps on toe caps and WILL NOT PROTECT YOU FROM SLIPPING.... THEY ARE GARBAGE. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇬🇹

Shipping is NOT as fast as advertised.Do not come with the green triangle.Comfy boot and fairly water resistant.Very disappointed with shipping, not answers as to why it's so slow or updates on arrival.

after only 5 weeks tge sole has started to seperate already .. would not but again or recommend