Under Armour Men's Tac Loadout Hunting Shoe

These boots embody every good quality you would look for in a walking boot. They're light as heck, have good grip, support your foot and ankle well, all the while being very flexible with the foot. If you're someone who walks or marches to different places often you will find all the comfort you need with this boot.The one thing that took me by surprise the moment I put them on was just how light they were on my feet. They are about half the weight of the standard issue service member boots, and this lead me to immediately notice a difference in just how easy it was to walk with these on. Having worn the standard issue boots for so long, I had no idea that my walking style had changed due to how heavy and clunky they were, these boots alleviated that for me.With that being said I would not recommend you wear these boots out in the field. While I believe these boots can last for the occasional field exercise it's obvious when you put them on that that's not really what they were designed for. If you're a service member who goes into the field often I think you understand the need to have a heavy duty pair of boots, and a pair of everyday boots, these are the everyday ones.The sizing was exactly as I expected. I usually wear an 11.5/12 I ordered these in a 12.5 to give me feet proper room to move around in the boot, and I have had no issues with blisters. This boot has plenty of toe room, so if you're someone who's having issues with blisters then you ordered the wrong size.All in all, great boot, I would buy the same one again when these finally fail me, but I've had them for about 5 months now and they still feel and look great, so that may take a while.

The brown color I got were a lighter color than the typical coyote brown. The sole is very sticky and grippy. They were much easier to lace up than the Nike ones I tried on. The photo has the free soldier zip up on the left and the right is this under armor one. These under armor were lightweight, comfortable, and felt great quality. I would say though, if you have flatter feet, these might not be comfy for you. It felt like it was cutting into my instep when I stood. So if you have flat feet like I do, I recommend the free soldier as it has a flat footbed. I am a 8-8.5 and the size 7 fit me in both styles. I’ll be keeping the free soldier boots :)

I’ve bought a lot of boots in search of something that doesn't irritate my metatarsal pain. In addition to looking for something lightweight, comfortable, good for a ruck, and being on my feet all day. With these boots I’ve found just that.They fit perfectly as i used the same size i wear in my Garments. The break in period was inexistent for myself, as the second i put these on they felt great. Did a 4 mile ruck and these held up great on my feet performing exceptionally well. One small grievance i have is when my boots are laced they do sometimes make a squeaky sound when i walk. (Probably tying too tight but whatever)They look good in uniform you don’t see many people wearing them, only flaw appearance wise is that the UA logo is a little bigger than I like but thats a irrelevant in the context of performance.Overall a great boot i would definitely recommend and will be buying a new pair when these wear out.

Bought theses for a course that requires a lot of running under moderate loads. Two weeks in and I am happy with the purchase so far. They are very comfortable, light, and supportive. Never had a pair of boots this light before so I was a little nervous about the support, but they have been great. My feet have not been an issue once nor was there any break in period needed. We are on our feet 7.5 hours out of the day and usually my feet would be a little sore, but not with these boots. Not sure how they would hold up in a field environment as my experience with them so far has been in a range setting with gravel, sand, concrete, with about 10 miles a day of running. Depending on how they hold up, I would definitely purchase again.

These are, hands down, the best tac boots I've ever worn, and I've been through quite a few. I wouldn't say they are the most durable that I've had but are by far the most comfortable when putting miles behind you in any kind of terrain. I wear them as a general-purpose boot when doing metal fabrication, cutting and welding, carpentry, building fence, hiking, to the gun range, to work, and to the store. I wear them most of the time as they are just that comfortable. The only somewhat downside to these boots is the tread pattern, in my opinion, and certainly not in every way, as the grip is amazing. However, that includes the grip it gets on mud and other not so pleasant things you might find laying in someone's yard or along the trailside. All-in-all, they are good boots, and I would recommend them to others as a hiking and all-purpose type of footwear though I don't believe they would hold up to everyday training or deployment in the long-term.

These boots are/were very comfortable, but I would find that by the middle of the day I noticed they were feeling stretched out and loose. Also after only having worn them twice, the tongue of the left boot seam had split open. (See photo)They held up well in all kinds of weather.

I was military for 8 years and been law enforcement for 7, and when I say I’ve gone through a lot of boots, I mean A LOT OF BOOTS. Those are by far the most comfortable boots right out the box I’ve ever owned. It was padding on the inside in all the right places, and the toe box is wide, which was a concern because I usually buy wide boots and these didn’t offer them. Plus they look pretty awesome! Wear size 13 and they are true to size, maybe even a bit big in my opinion, but I do wear thin socks.

I’ve worn an handful of different combat boots over the years, these are by far the best for daily wear. Comfy and light weight. I’ve ordered a couple pairs over the years and will continue to do so as long as they’re available.Tell your Friends.