Men's Chukka Boots Casual Dress Boot Hiking

Guys, these boots are very comfortable and at the same time are appealing! I purchased them for riding my Harley and have no issues working shifting up and down gears. Being that I am a 15.5 shoe, most boots in my size are bulky. This is not the case with these boots. Also, I normally have to buy a size 16. Sizing only went up to 15, so I was a bit worried about fit. Boots fit perfectly with a bit of wiggle room at the toes. Going to order another pair to casually wear. They are that stylish 👍🏼

I've got to say, I was very impressed with the comfort of these boots. I bought them 3 days before my recent trip to Washington D.C. I must have walked between 8-10 miles each day, and my feet stayed warm and did not hurt. I bought two pairs, one in black and one in gray, and for the price of these, I'm very happy with them. They look good too. I will say these are not something I would wear while I ride my motorcycle because they lack the safety features that true riding boots have. These are regular casual boots that look great and have great traction as well. D.C. had plenty of snow and wet pavement while I was there, and I did not slip once.

I walk an average of 35 -55 miles a week at my job. Heavy lifting pushing pulling stuff etc. my feet are important Todo anything at my job so I wanted something I could wear for at least 3 months. Last night was night 1 with them and so far they fit good and are comfortable with my inserts. Not the best quality but for the price it's better than most boots. I've seen a lot of people talk about the soles and I will update if they fall apart too quick. Just keep in mind these are not redwing or gator skin cowboy boots. Fashion>durability.

Wouldn't use these on a construction site, but for getting around town comfortably in chilly weather, they're perfect. Updates: These remain comfortable and still look great. I don't find the vast majority of shoes and boots on the market comfortable without replacing the insoles with a more robust gel or foam, but these have remained a boot I consistently wear in Minnesota for the last few years. I don't feel like these need to be replaced, but I got a secondary pair in black. They lace up nicely, they're comfortable in the way other shoes aren't immediately out of the box without wearing them in, and if you or a partner have an issue with using actual leather, these still look nice while being synthetic material. These are unlikely to age as well as a true craftsman-made leather boot, but these are the only synthetic leather shoes I've owned for more than about a year that didn't age super poorly.

Bought these 2 years ago. About to buy my second pair of black ones. The zipper on the inner side of the boots makes them easy to wear without messing with the laces. I wear them casually for work or if going out. They're also very light. Some things to note though. These are definitely not for hiking. And the insole could use a little more cushioning but Dr. Scholls can easily fix that. And the outer sole does get dirty. I wish they had these with more color options and color soles too.

I hate to not give these a five star rating. They are very nice looking and come in a size 15 which is hard to find in Chukka boots. The problem is that when I went to tie them up, one of the top eyelets was missing. It looked like it had broken off at some point since there was a jagged edge where something would have attached. So I am dinging them for that issue since they are unwearable. I am sending them back and getting the same pair replacement - so I do like them. But if an eyelet made of metal is breaking, I don't really have much faith these are going to last for a long time. But at this price point, replacing them yearly isn't a big deal.

Very good quality especially for the money. I think there really comfortable

Looks great, fits perfect and are super comfortable

Normal quality