Reebok Duty Men's Rapid Response Tactical Comp Toe Boot Coyote - 10.5 Wide

My husband said they are good heavy boots for work. Unfortunately, a tad too big for him.

The only flaw I've found so far is using the side zipper once these boots are tied up, just a little challenging getting my feet in sometimes. That said, these boots once broken in are some of the most comfortable I've ever worn. The composite toe is certainly strong enough and doesn't dig into your foot like some others. They fit exactly as expected and provide me with great arch and heel support especially for standing on hard surfaces more than 8 hours a day. Over all very comfortable, and just a little too soon to be able to accurately judge durability but they seem to be a really good structurally sound boot especially for the inexpensive price.

When I first started wearing these, they were so stiff and hurt my feet and ankles. After a few days, I finally broke them in and the ankle pain went away. However, the insole provided didn't provide enough padding so I bought some Dr.Scholls. Now these are some of the most comfortable workboots I've ever worn. They really fit so securely around your feet and ankles. No slipping and sliding inside the boot at all. I would 100% recommend these boots to anybody. Especially if you're into the tactical look. As for sizing, I'm a 10 wide with Nike and 10.5 with Reebok. I went 10.5 wide with these boots and they fit a bit too loose around my foot. But, with my thicker work socks, they fit perfectly. So, I'm glad I went with wide. I am very pleased with this purchase and will be ordering more Reebok workboots in the future.

These are terrible boots. In order to keep your foot where it should be in the boot you have to lace them so tight that the side zip is useless. There is zero arch support and though they are wide, they are narrow sharply on the big toe (inside) of the toe box. The absolute worst is that these soles are down right hazardous. For something sold as a duty/tactical/first response boot these have zero grip. Don't even think about walking on a surface that is wet or slick, you will end up on your ass. I bought these because I loved Reebox sneakers when I was a teenager. They were wide, comfortable, good arch and good ankle support. Apparently the brand quality does not extend to work boots.

There is almost no break in period, very comfortable and light. Downside if you do alot of walking I can get about a year out of the tread.

I normally wear a 9 to 9.5. When they came, they were WAY TOO BIG! I returned them for a size 8. I was surprised considering they were Reebok's that the size would be so off.Once I got the smaller size, they were ok.I like the composite toe protection since it's a lot lighter than steel toe. The material is also easy to clean and keeps your feet dry when stepping in shallow water (up to the laces). They're ok for wearing for a few hours, but after that, my feet hurt. Great for around the home projects, shoveling snow, etc. Not so great if you have to work in them all day.

This is my 4th pair since 2016 and could not be ANY happier.I didn't know that feet were not supposed to hurt by end of long work day!@ 57 years old these are by far best shoes or boots I have ever purchased, which includes all of my everyday shoes!Better than my Sketcher memory foam shoes that I wear when not working.🤯

I just ordered a second pair of these. For a work boot they are very lightweight and comfortable with a good amount of grip and have lasted almost three years of use five days a week. Highly recommended.