Men's Military Jungle Combat Boots 8 Inch Lightweight Motorcycle Tactical Boot Police Army Botas

For the price, these are good boots. Granted, I don't wear them for work, but they're pretty sturdy. They provide spare insoles so that you can get the right fit, and the boots are flexible enough that they're not hard to get onto your feet. They look good with jeans or a kilt.

Absolutely love these boots. They provide waterproof, quality, lightweight foot protection. They don’t have a zipper on the side but are still surprisingly easy to get on and off. I’ve worked in these boots for a couple of days now and my coworkers want them. I love the Army colors.

The boots look nice and cool in style. Boots seem of excellent quality. Felt comfortable. BUT after a day of wearing it,...I realized that I may have ordered just a size smaller based on reviews of others. I should have ordered the size I normally wear which is 8. I need to return for a bigger size.

I went through many pairs of jungle boots, these are the best that I’ve owned. Well made, comfortable and not as tall as they usually are with virtually no break-in necessary; I ordered another two pairs.

I’m in love with these boots 😍😍😩😩I use them for work I use them to go out I use them for running I use them for everything. The shoelaces often untie so you aught to tie em twice

I had high hopes for these boots—they look great and felt comfortable right out of the box. The grip and overall fit were solid for outdoor use. However, after just two weeks of light use, the stitching has already started coming apart, which is really disappointing. I expected better durability from a boot meant for rugged conditions. They’re okay for casual wear, but I wouldn’t recommend them for anything heavy-duty.

Better than expected. These boots are like the issued boots which I have been trying to find for a couple months. Seems the only ones left are the extreme sizes: teeny and huge. The Chinese made boots fit the bill. Double thickness material uppers are a departure from the original design but no problem. Soles are rubber flexible and make the boots grippy and silent. Quadruple sewn stitching for rugged durability. Fit perfectly from the box and hardly any break in needed. Gonna get a second pair these are so good.

The toe box is very tall. I was able to get a half-decent fit by stacking the insole that comes with the boot on top of about 1/4 inch of cork insole and wearing my thick wool socks. I don't understand the trend toward really large toe boxes in these reproductions of old style military boots. McRae does the same oversized boot fit. What earns this boot the one-star rating is the boot shaft. The original jungle boot has a single layer of puncture resistant canvas with a reinforcing web at the ankle and the top of the shaft. The idea was for the hot weather jungle boot to shed water and dry quickly. This boot however, has a three layer boot shaft: outer canvas, inner padding (in addition to the padded collar), sandwiching what appears to be a waterproof membrane. This boot is very hot to wear and holds in moisture-- the opposite of that I wanted in a hot-weather jungle boot.