Wolverine Men's Cabor Waterproof 8" Work Boot

I liked the style of boots. But they was made wrong if you look at pictures of the toe hard to see but it's like they tan out of material and stretch it to fit and I order wide but they was narrow but I would try another pair if could try on first .the sole inside was great .

GOOD PRODUCT

I like how they fit how they feel, i buy them on may 6 now is July 24 , i do landscape mowing an a couple of day ago I got feet soak wet , only two months with this boots , NOT REALLY HAPPY with them .

I’ve been using them for over a year now, and they’re holding up great plus they’re lightweight and comfy. I work in a indoor factory setting so I’m not kicking them around outside, so I don’t really know how the read will hold up there but so far it’s great.

Great lasting boot. Holds up under hard use. Super comfortable.

The only drawback to these boots is the safety toe. The description is wrong stating that they’re soft toe’d, however, they fit great and had no break in time to speak of. These are extremely comfortable and wide in the toe box so no real complaints!!

I have owned 2 pairs of work boots over the past 30 years - Herman Survivors - 8" - I don't use them everyday, just for outdoor projects around the house. I recently went to buy my third pair (for the next 15 years and was discouraged by the reviews and decided to look elsewhere. I tried on several brands, styles and sizes of waterproof soft or composite- toe boots - carhartt (heavy and stiff), georgia (crap) and wolverine. The first thing I found was that all ran about 1 size larger than my foot size. I usually wear a 10.5M - 9.5 is the one that fit. Wolverine Cabor-M - both the 6" and 8" - were the most comfortable from toe to top with a light composite toe and nice sole and the most comparable to the Survivors. The Carhartt was a close second but had a very heavy toe and shoe with an inadequately constructed and cushioned upper. I can't speak to longevity at this juncture but I have confidence in the construction. My recommendation is to start and finish with the Wolverine Cabor - still miss my Survivors though...

I used to use Carolina's but they fell apart too easy. Somebody told me to try these I have been using them since... about 4 to 6 years or more. They averagely fall apart on me every 8 months. I used to buy them locally but Amazon has them cheaper.I edited this review because I truly don't know how long I have been buying these. I worked as a maintenance manager at my old job from 2011 till 2018 And sometime within that period I started using Carolina's and changed to Wolverine. You know it's all we've been this exact boot. I left that job to start my own and are still using these boots.