JALLATTE Jalsalix Brown Greasy Leather Mens Vibram Safety S3 Toecap Misole Rigger Boots

Extremely comfortable, light weight, durable. I've been a welder for 25 years. Never had a better boot. I wear these all the time and everywhere. Put some mink oil on them, they will treat you good

Good strong supple leather and wide fitting so you are not rubbing against the steel toe cap.Secondly, very good sole thicknessAll in all, a very good boot for walking, working and anything else you do in boots

Good boots. Not as much of the fancy panels on other boots which seems to mean they've lasted far longer than any other of the big name brand I've tried. I wear boots every day so they get heavy use. So far 1 year old and still ok.

These boots are solid above all. The leather is thick and the stitch is durable. However, I felt the overlap of the leather flaps on the inside of the right foot. This was unpleasant, although the foot feels it less now, probably also because the leather took some shape meanwhile.The protective toecaps are rather big when compared to other safety boots/shoes, but personally I like this because it permanently keeps some space in the toe area, resulting in a feeling of unhindrance and airy space. It is why I also have a pair of safety shoes for slow hikes.The description said "Shoe width: Wide", but it could not be verified because there is no picture showing the boot from above. On the picture presented they seemed rather medium width to me. Therefore I didn't dare to choose size 11 (my true size being 11 wide). If the toecaps would turn out to be narrow they will never stretch a single micrometer. I would have dared to take "11 extra wide", but these were no longer availabe. So I chose 12 and that turned out to be a good choice for me, probably the best (but I have no size 11 to compare it with). Size 12 is not too wide, just a little long, but that's OK. They are still stylish, absolutely not chunky, and pleasing to see them on the feet. If your feet are medium or just slightly wider than medium, stick to your true size, they will still be easy to slip on (and off!). Otherwise go larger. If you have Hallux Valgus, definitely go larger.I replaced the insoles with flat ones, without elevated heel. Now everything is perfect except for still feeling the leather flaps a little. Hope this will diminish further over time.

I basically use these boots instead of wellington boots. They are warm, comfortable, incredibly hard wearing (my last pair lasted over 10 years) and easy to get on and off. I use them for working in the garage, washing the car, walking the dog and doing anything where water and muddy conditions are involved. The waxed leather is high quality and looks good. The thick rubber toecaps are particularly good if you do anything that involves kneeling down. Highly recommended.

Good light riggers waterproof aswell

Have had this for two weeks. I work outside in all weather and it’s been mild.The shoe fits well and the leathers soft. I wouldn’t say they are wide fit as seem very similar to buckler rigger boots I normally get. However buckler ones normally last me out 12/18 months before cement dust, mud and wear and tear destroy them.After only two weeks the insole in these are already squished thin, rolling up and coming lose inside, gentle snagging under the toes! Which will only worsen. Going to need insoles replacing within the month. And makes me doubt the rest will hold up the winter

Great for work