Dr. MartensMen's Combs Nylon Combat Boot

Exactly as advertised, these boots are very comfortable, durable, and look great! I bought two pair so I could have a pair for work also.

Size 8 runs just a hair large. Nice and wide. I like to put a cushion insert inside (they are very hard inside) and they are roomy enough for that. Super light weight so easy to move around in . Up and down ladders very easily. This is my third pair. I wear them everyday all year. Never a rip or tear. I do construction and they have been great. Definitely get inserts. Never have ever had a blister. A great great price on a pair of boots I wear 360 days out of the year. I hose them down and let them dry in the sun and they turn out just fine. I had to buy a new pair only because I try to keep one pair looking nice-ish 🙄. These are now my dress boots.Wish they had some cool colors 🤗

Was a little iffy on these but wanted to give them a try because they are so much cheaper than regular leather docs and I am SO glad that I did. Incredibly comfortable and true to fit of leather docs I've owned.Personally although I love leather and boots in general I've always felt that the shininess of regular docs wasn't really my jam and I've always preferred boots with a more matte or weathered natural leather look over the shiny, almost plastic, look of regular leather docs. I thought these might be a good way to get around that while also saving a few bucks. My main hope was that these would kind of split a perfect difference between boots and sneakers or something and look fashionable but also really utilitarian. They totally accomplish this while also scanning at a distance as doc martens thanks to the yellow threads!My only note is that they do have somewhat of a military look up close that you may not necessarily be going for. You know those desert camo colored very high topped boots that like actual soldiers wear that you sometimes see out in the world? They have kind of a similar look to those up close, only much less high topped and with less noticable details thanks to being darker. With the wrong vibe or outfit I worry they might look a little militant or survivalist or doomsday prepper, so if that look isnt what you're going for for whatever reason then maybe think twice on these and go with leather instead. If that is what you're going for then no worries these are great and really well made for that purpose, although probably worse than those aforementioned actual soldier boots. However with some more modern or punk vibes they definitely read as utility or DIY punk footwear, so they are super versatile!I'd say give them a try at least before spending the extra fifty bucks on leather ones. Worst case scenario you hate them and send them back, Amazon is pretty good for that, but best case scenario you love them and save some moneyyyy

As a respiratory therapist I knock out 4-9 miles on hard hospital floors per night and Docs are the best for the job. They are light, durable, and comfortable. I had hoped the canvas would breathe a bit better but it's similar to the leather uppers. My only surprise with this boot is that the top was really stiff and rubbed my calf sore but we got used to each other after about a week. Eighty miles in the last month and they still look new so I suspect they would hold up regardless of where you wear them.#Update#Two thousand, six hundred and fifty six miles on these hospital floors before a hole wore in the right pinky toe and the sole started to split on one side. Because of the pandemic I've been spraying my boots with Pine-Sol and putting them in the dryer on high heat two or three times a month so I'm not tracking hospital germs all over the place.I was concerned about the durability of the canvas over the leather but I have been amazed by how well they've held up. In fact, the only reason that I changed back to leather (twice the price) is that the weave of the canvas is so dense that I've had to really scrub them to get blood out a couple of times.After breaking in they are the most comfortable boots I've ever worn!

I've worn DMs almost exclusively for decades. I've grown accustomed to the ridiculous weight of their full leather offerings with Airwear soles. I took a gamble on these for a lighter summertime boot. The lesser weight makes for a cooler wear. Really nice, light, and comfortable. They dont have the secure feel of the full leather offerings, feeling more sneaker like. The toe box seems a bit on the wide side,as do many DM styles....No real break-in, without a great deal of arch support. Whatever material this outer is made of seems super tough. Good value for a boot that I expect to get a few good years of use out of.

This shoe is definitely a high quality combat boot. I am in the military and it's more comfortable than my normal combat boots I wear along with my initial issue boots. It is lightweight with serious tread on it. I love the loop on the back. It allows me to pull the boots on quickly. The only cons I can find are the time it takes to get them, the boots are not steel toed, and they are not waterproof. Those are minor however. The pros far outweigh the cons. The boots take wearing a few times before they are broken in, but they break in pretty easily and are comfortable. I wear them everyday after work as I have to wear steel toed boots at work. They are easily worth over $100. So, I really enjoyed paying a lot less for them. The sizes were pretty exact for my small size 8 feet. As a soldier I truly love wearing these boots and will continue to buy them until they are unavailable. If you want a lightweight combat boot that is comfortable, breathable, and non slipping, then these are it. You could do a lot worse.

Okay. So I only just got them, but I'm thrilled with how well they fit. Even with my orthopedic insoles! Love the ankle support and they are way lighter than they look. This is my first pair of doc martens and I've quickly fallen in love. Hopefully they are as durable as people claim. I beat my shoes up, I'll be sure to post an update in a year or so.