Wolverine Hellcat UltraSpring 6" Work Boot Men

I've worn cowboy boots most of my life and largely viewed lace ups wiht disdain as being too heavy, too stiff, and too cumbersome to put on every morning. As I've gotten older, I've developed arthritis in my right foot from multiple metatarsal breaks from my younger, dumber days. I also have Plantar fasciitis in both feet. I've tried ropers, hiking boots, and a plethora of inserts in my boots to help, but ultimately, most only lessen the pain, but don't prevent it. These boots allow me to walk, stand and work pain free! An added bonus is the ability to purchase Wolverine inserts for them when the ones they came with wear out. I'm so impressed I ordered another pair from Wolverine in a different color.

I thought I found the answer. Thought these boots were great. After 2 weeks of wearing them they began to stretch out. I tighten them as hard as I could and my foot still slid all over the place. They became one of my least comfortable pair of boots. I have a pretty narrow foot. If yours is wider they might work for you.

I bought these about a month ago and have only worn them 2 days and got blisters on both of my feet on top where the boots bend. I do alot of walking at work. the front is too tall they are like wearing steel toe boots. Might be good if you have a standing job but not good if you do alot of walking. Know I have a pair of 150.00 boots that I can not wear, not happy.

Ive returned to this site for 12-14 years to buy the exact same shoe, this year it's not available anymore. I purchased 2 different shoes in hopes they would fill the need but they just didnt fit right. gave one pair to a homeless guy and have the other in the garage waiting to find someone in need. its a shame you ended my favorite shoe.

So far, so good. (They need some breaking-in, but that's boots.) In spite of the usual "break-in" period, these kickers are surprisingly comfortable. Went a half size down from my normal shoe size and glad I did; foot might've been floating and floundering. But this is my experience, so... grain of salt and all that.