Wolverine Warrior Met-Guard 6" Boot Men

Best boot I ever had longest lasting most comfortable really love these boots also the raiders are nice and the grey torque durashocks really wish they would make more grey for color selections

I went through a lot of boots before I found these. I have to say that these are, by far, the best pair of boots I've worn. I work anywhere from 8 to 12 hour days, 5 to 6 days a week, on concrete and my feet feel great after my shift. I usually wear 11 in shoes so I got these in 11M and 11EW and I ended up keeping the EW. They felt a lot better for me. The additional room in the toe box was welcomed. I have zero complaints. I've beat these boots up for over 9 months and they've taken all the abuse I've thrown at them. I tried Red Wings, Dr. Martens, and Keen boots and these felt the best for me. Highly recommend.

I've had 3 foot operations and walk on concrete at work. These boots are both supportive and comfortable and they allow me to walk without pain.

I ha e tried so many brands of boots and hands down Wolverine is my brand superior durability, utility , and comfort. Great for the construction field. Only one thing would make this boot better a BOA system.

The Overview: I work in a structural steel fabrication mill with concretr floors 10+hrs a day 5-6 days of the week, and I'm occasionally breaking OSHA law in numerous ways *insert "shush" emoji*. I got these in a size 10.5 a few months ago from my local shoe dealer. The fit is good but felt a little big, maybe was too wide. Might want to order half a size under. Nonetheless they felt great the first day and still feel great today. The Review: These boots take the jumps, the falls, the rocks, the drops, the stomps, the knocks, the kicks, the knicks, the sticks, the trips, the slides, the bangs, the hazards, the sparks, the heat, the cuts, the gashes, the humidity, and the fatigue like absolute units. There isn't anything you can't throw at these boots to destroy them unless you're intentionally trying to harm your feet. There isn't any separation in the seams/stitching, besides maybe a little loosening due to constant wear. For the amount of abuse I've put them through over the past few months, I'd say they're well worth the money. The only downside is the inevitable wearing of the tread, leading to slippage on slick and loose surfaces. The rubber is still very grippy, however. The Conclusion: Unless I find a better pair, I will be buying these boots again! Great job, as always Wolverine!