WOLVERINE Men's W10680 Wellington Boot

Las botas se sienten muy cómodas y los materiales de buena calidad. Hice caso a los comentarios y las pedí un número menos, me quedaron muy bien ya que vienen amplias.

Muy mala calidad. Pésimo. Y caras además.Compré esta marca porque se supone que es muy buena. No me duraron ni dos meses.

I originally ordered 10.5. All my other boots are 10.5. When these came in they were too big. Sent them back and exchanged for size 10.0. Now they fit perfect. I’ve used them for entire days and are very comfortable. The lower heal makes it more comfortable than a typical cowboy boot heel.

The media could not be loaded.  For the price I paid ($75) these are a good deal. They're lightweight, too lightweight maybe, to last any longer than the 3 months of hell that I'll put them through.If you're hard on boots, (I'm a landscaper in Arizona) you already know that Red Wing, Thorogood, Cody James... all these $250 boots are good for 6 months. People who say their last pair of boots lasted 3 years aren't working in them. Boots are a 2 - 9 month investment.These came comfortable. The arch support is better than my Cody James Orangetops, but the leather is laughably thinner. Steel toes have plenty of room.I'm gonna beat these things to death and see what I think before telling you I'll reorder them. Maybe, but not definitely.For $25 a month, if they last 3 I'll be satisfied.Update:3 months later, I'm impressed. I beat these things to death. Soles still in good shape. Leather soft. On Friday, I was standing in wet sludge for 15 minutes and had dry feet, even with the worn out toes.These boots are a solid buy. Lightweight, tough AF and super comfortable. I only ask 3 mos out of $100 boots. For what I do, $25 a month to keep my toes attached and comfortable is a deal. Thorogood/Ariat/Danner/Georgia/Carolina... -they don't differ anymore. Same thing, different prices... Ive owned them all. 4 pairs a year for 25 years.That's my pro-tip review. Take it for what it's worth.

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