Bought a pair of these going on 2 yrs ago, and the lugs on the soles are pealing away!

The boot is comfortable. Just hope it lasts a year. There is a lot of messed up stitching on the boot and around the sole. It just looks like they rushed making the boot. He had a pair just like these before and it was a good boot. So that is why I ordered another pair just like it. I bought them at the store so I got to see what I was buying before hand. I ordered this pair on line because it was cheaper. Just didn't like the idea I wouldn't be able to see the boots before I paid for them. Like I said before hope they last a year at least.

I bought these a few months back and The left boot felt a little tighter then the right, I figured they were just stiff and needed breaking in. Well there broke in now and the left boot is definitely tighter in the toebox area than the right. Pretty disappointing since this is probably the 6th or 7th pair of Georgia boots I've bought.

These boots are replacing a more expensive pair of Georgia boots I wore for a couple of years. I honestly chose these logger boots because of the aggressive tread design that I feel help on fall leaves and footing on step ditch backs while cutting timber.

Went to Georgia Boot because the ones I had worn out were Georgia Boot's and they were so comfortable, didn't find the exact same ones but the new ones are equally comfortable! I will come back!

I've had these boots for just past a year now. They're beat up, but I've had boots not last 5 months in my line of work. They're still mostly waterproof(admittedly with no maintenence) and the only place where I'm seeing excessive wear is kind of where the heal leather comes to meet the seam down the side. Laces need replacing. None of the boot has worn down to the point of worrying about a breakage or hole wearing in them. The soles are visiblg worn in the middle of the foot, but have plenty of tread there and elsewhere. The only real thing I didn't like about the boots is how the tongue connection pints are so low compared to the top of the boot. In getting the tall boots, you aren't getting a hole lot of extra height of waterproofness. Boots have been killer and I'll probably buy another pair. Great value. I'm used to spending twice that buying at least two pairs of other boots per year. These will easily last into this year.

I had these given to me by my uncles boss and I thought why not free boots. So i wore them for 3 or 4 years doing everything from farm work to riding dirt bike and four wheeler. The steel toe even took an axe to them and barley cut the leather. The only reason i stopped wearing them was because at work i dropped a tank head on my boot and it bent the steel. Otherwise i would still be wearing them. After trying other boots out, i realized how much other boots suck. Just bought another pair today.

Excellent work boot. I wear them everyday. I've been buying and wearing this model boot for several years, everyday!

Best boots I have bought in years, perfect for my work surveying. Terrain varries from paved areas to soil filled areas with sand and gravel, top soil, sand, clay.

Other then a change in the lace up hooks, these are exactly like the pair I bought in Montana 24 years ago. They wear like iron. Hope this pair lasts another 24 years. Great boots!

Boots are comfortable and true to size... but on the first time tying up the laces, one of the hooks fell out. Luckily it was the very top one and i didnt really need it. Not much arch support so im gonna need to buy some hard plastic insoles since im on my feet all day and foot tends to want to flatten out without support. Overall its a good boot. We'll see how long they last.

This is my third pair.. the first two were not steel toe. However, I personally can’t feel a whole lot of difference with my most recent pair that is steel toe. I’m happy with the purchase and will certainly stay with this boot if they continue to serve me well. Model G103. 8” steel toe, water proof..

These boots are one of the most comfortable boots I have bought. The only thing is that I am use to wearing pull on work boots so this being lace up its not as loose around your upper leg as pull-ons so it took a little bit to get use to.

I buy these boots for my boyfriend who is a mechanic and he gets a lot of use out of them. He likes the fact they're steel toe and water proof. He also likes the price. Going to a store to buy them is definitely more expensive.

Wow! These boots are impressive. They completely live up to the pictures as well as the description. I walked in the creek on purpose to test them out. I hiked up and down some mountains. I did some farm work. I will tell ye what! These are the boots you want for work...especially muddy, wet, snowy, or icy conditions. I only want to wear these boots for the rest of my life.

Bought these for my son for Christmas. It's the only boot he will wear for construction.

I've had them a month and love them comfortable boots

The only work boots to get. There absolutely indistructable.

Real nice strong boot, raining a lot keep my feet dry

Great comfort no break in required. I am very pleased with these boots so far!

No break in required. Put them on in the morning, worked my usual 8 hour day on concrete and grating. Very confortable all day.

i bought a pair of these boots last year and cant wear them a full 8 hrs cause they hurt my feet.... i even got 1/2 size bigger... i very disappointed on these cause ive purchased like 3 pair before & had no problems

This is my 3rd pair of Georgia boots and I am very happy I bought another pair. I previously had bought their Chieftains and these are very similar. Great fit, waterproof and rugged as advertised. I work for a utility company where a lot of the guys wear "Logger" style boots. I like these better because of the low heal design. I'll buy another set when these wear out.

We ordered a pair of boots for our son/stepson. He seemed to like the fit and style. He really liked the style of the low heal logger and is hopeful they don't get hung up in the woods.

Normally I buy the artic toes and wear year round this time choose a different type and they really hurt my feet and legs

Got the boots around the middle of Feb., They are extreamly comfortable considering I haven't worn lace up work boots in over 25+yrs, always wore slip on work boots. Very happy how they fit. Bought the boots for their adgressive tread, cause I am falling timber in rough terrain. My feet stay dry even after standing in water for long periods.

I still use mine, same model as these that I bought in 2003. I've re-soled them twice now. Yes, they are beat up, but that's what they're for.

I’m sending these back, the tongue doesn’t settle down in on my foot the way I like, the shoe laces don’t want to stay on the hooks unless there super tight. There not right for me.

Only had these for a little while. Seemed broken in right away. Only issue I have is that on one boot, the eyelets don't line up too well.

This is my third pair of Georgia boots and would highly recommend them.