Dr. Martens Unisex 1460 Leather 8 Eye Boot

This is my 8th pair of Docs and these are the best. The leather is so soft, there is very little breaking in time though I'd still only wear them a few hours a day at first because the heel cup is still rigid. The leather is very nice and matte. The product image has grainier or more textured leather--which is what I wanted--but I'm not too disappointed. These look and feel fantastic. With other Doc boots, the area around the ankle will still be a little stiff even after years of wear. This is no big deal because it's not uncomfortable and if you need the protection (like riding a motorcycle or stuff at work), it's nice. However these are very soft around the entire ankle from day one. They actually move and flex a bit. I can't tell you how nice this is! I know there is a lot of complaining about UK-made versus China-made docs. At this price point, obviously this is the China-made version. However, I think the quality and value is still excellent. The craftsmanship in the UK-made boots are noticeably better. However, will the China-made ones hold up? Absolutely. The construction is still the same in principle. Did it ever dawn on people that a big part of the price difference between the two is because UK wages are much higher than the Chinese labor--which is why they are mostly made in China? I can't fault DM for making a sound business decision 90% of shoe manufacturers do. (Redwing, Nike, Adidas, Uggs, Etc). The soles are great, darker than the other ones that look more clear and like hot glue. This tread pattern is the best. The other heavier lug sole tread kind of have a logger-look and make the boot look clunkier. I have both, and this is a good all-year tread. The only Doc boot I have that is more comfortable is probably the Rigal. However, it's more like a basketball shoe than a boot. Also, for me the sizing is way off (they run big) and they get a little hot inside. Inside, the footbed is super comfortable. Now these are boots. All boots get a little hot, unlike super-breathable mesh running shoes. But compared to other boots, these breath okay and are simultaneously water-proof. If you need more arch support--like many people do--SuperFeet makes a half-size plastic supplement for shoes. It only goes to the middle of your foot to the heal and it's very thin. It would not take up much of the foot room which can be adjusted anyway with the laces. It makes a remarkable difference and you can get few more hours out of these if you stand all day. It is a hard plastic device so do test them out first in stores. Mine never slip. I love these Carpathian boots and I think you will too. If you are looking to buy your first pair of DMs and you don't want them to be shiny, these are the ones. They won't kill your feet the first 10 times you wear them and they look awesome!

I have have had Doc Marten envy for YEARS but they have always been too voluminous for my feet. Trying them on in the past I was always told to go down a size. I'm between an 8.5 and a 9.... And a 8 was a ridiculous suggestion. Not only were my toes crammed but the boot was always still too sloppy. THEN I read the reviews on this specific boot and many people commented that they ran narrower and less "big" , many people stating they were too tight. I saved the model to my list because I wanted to look at them more. My husband ended up getting them for me for Christmas and they do fit much less voluminous than even the same model with the regular yellow stitching (?). They are still too voluminous but I added an insulative insole under the doc marten insole and it works. My laces are still 100% pulled as tight as they can go, but the length is spot on and I can wear them! I'm sure I'll have to do something else as they break in but for now, I can finally wear doc martens. I 💘 the all black of the mono and actually like it better than the yellow stitching. (all black is more me) The leather is very soft and comfortable even straight from the box. Looking forward to my journey in these boots! DOC MARTEN..... PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING LOWER VOLUME MODELS OF YOUR SHOES!!!!!!!! I doubt this goes anywhere but I will continue to plea. :)

I got these boots months ago for work (I work in a warehouse) and I have to say these might be one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. My job involves me standing for 8-10 hours a day on concrete floors, so I needed something safe, durable and comfortable. I’ve always wanted some doc martens so this was my excuse. I normally wear a 6.5 but the reviews said to go down half a size and they fit so nicely. I have to say though, when I first got these I thought they were the most uncomfortable shoes I’ve ever gotten and I was like “why did I just spend so much on these shoes if they’re unbearable?!” Well bear in mind, this was my first time wearing leather boots and my first time wearing steel toes. Once I broke them in (took about 2 weeks) they never came off. I actually wear them outside of work all the time. They’re not too wide and the shoe box is a good width. They’re great to wear in the rain because your socks never get wet. Basically, if you need a good pair of work boots, spend the money and get these. They’re a solid investment and they’ll be a life changer.

The color and quality of these boots are great. They are too narrow in the toe box for me & I returned them but it’s a really nice boot.

Great Boots: Wide Feet Buy 1 size up! Short review: if you have wide feet, and are a man, buy one size up from the recommended size. Wear them around the house for a week. After a week, the leather will break in around the heel and rub/move. Buy a Dr. Scholl's gel insert for work boots, trim to fit, and you have the perfect size boot. Long review: I have wide feet. I take an 8.5 EE, this size fits perfectly in the Timberland Earthkeepers 8.5 EE, but in the Rockport boots I take a 9 E. So shoe sizes vary and I understand that. I'd give the boot five stars, except I now have an expensive mistake. I went with the advice on Doc Marten's own website and the Amazon sizing guide, and bought a UK 8 which is the equivalent to a US 9 Medium. This has worked for me with a number of shoes. A number of reviewers have said the shoe runs "wide." I can only presume they have narrow feet or are women buying the men's style shoe, given that even women with wide feet will have narrower feet than men with wide feet. I've worn the boot too long to return them, in a vain attempt to "break them in." I will just have to sell them elsewhere I guess. On a hunch, I bought a size large (i.e. a UK 9, not a UK 8, which is equivalent to a US 10 Medium). Fit great, until the heel as noted above broke in and the leather around there started rubbing up and down. A quick trip to your favorite Large-Mart superstore and for $10 Dr. Scholls had me covered. Perfect fit. I like boots, with large toes I tend to get movement up and down the heel with a low cut shoe and with a boot you can dial in by lacing the upper part boot movement in the heel to an astonishing degree. Doc Martens are also VERY comfortable once broken in. Yes the Air Ware is old technology, so are V8 Engines, rear wheel transmission (featured on half a million dollar supercars like Bugattis and Ferarris) and other proven stuff. With the Doc Martens alone, absent the gel inserts, I find them at least as comfortable, maybe more so, than the Timberland "anti-fatigue technology." It is important to be clear what Doc Martens are, and where they work well for people. They are essentially a dress work boot for concrete and other hard surfaces. They were originally sold after all to UK factory workers and British Postmen, who love them. The patent leather gives them a dressy look, and polish allows you to keep them clean and neat. If you are on your feet a good part of the day on hard surfaces like me you'll appreciate them. Doc Martens don't have the aggressive tread that works so well in Rockports or Timberlands in ice, snow, mud, and muck. If you are looking for a boot for back-east Mud season, look elsewhere (I live fortunately in Sunny Southern California). Docs do alright in the rain, in getting you in and out of puddle-strewn parking lots. They are not waterproof like some Timberlands and Rockports though. Docs look nicer, are more dressy, and more rock-and-roll than Timberlands, the favorite of rappers and (in one Seinfeld episode), George Costanza. Fashion-wise, yes girls like them a lot, but so does Penn Gillete the magician, who wears them in his Vegas shows. Docs being a dress work boot, have a fully gusseted tongue, unlike most Timberlands and Rockports. I have a pair of Carolina Logger workboots with the same feature. This will press down on the top of your foot until the leather softens up, and is a feature of all good workboots. Which have the gusseted tongue to keep out debris and dirt from the inside of the boot. This is why I suggest for wide feet people, break the Docs in WITHOUT THE GEL INSERT first, and then when the heel starts to move put the gel insert in so the tongue is already broken in and does not press down hard on your foot. I would recommend a thick cotton crew sock. These socks can be found almost anywhere, are cheap, and easy to replace when they inevitably wear out. No need to go with a pricey wool sock. They are easy to wash too. Docs go well in a dress casual environment, and can be in a pinch paired with a suit for a rock-and-roll dressy look, much better than say Timberlands which are strictly jeans/khaki casual. Just remember, if you have wide feet, go one size up from the recommended size.

These are my second pair of Dr. Martens and from reading the reviews I was on the fence about getting these again (last pair I got was back in 2019). Boy were those reviews WRONG!!! People have said that they aren't as comfortable or they they don't fit right anymore.....For ME at least, the first week they were uncomfortable because I was breaking in the leather, but I'm one of these people who doesn't need extra socks or even tall socks for boots (ankle socks for me, no blisters at all). The only thing is they start to make my feet go to sleep once I get off work and I'm driving, but it's getting better the more I wear them. I have them on for about 12hrs Monday-Friday and they are beyond comfortable. I now have retired my OG pair (only thing wrong with them is the zipper) for riding the motorcycle with my husband, or wearing them with outfits. I get SOOOOOOOO many compliments on them and whenever I tell people they are steel toe work boots, they lose their minds! I actually find these a hell of alot more comfortable than normal Dr. Martens, and with the zipper on the side it makes it so easy.

I am so happy with my purchase and so is my Little!! She wears these EVERYWHERE and I’m so happy they fit her fun style and so comfy to her! These keep her feet warm and dry with the cold and the side zipper allows her to put her shoes on by herself, make morning routine a breeze! Even with the recent rains the shoes are great and allow her to play all day staying dry while enduring all her crazy stunts!! If you curious it’s a must for any little girly in your life!

the boots were great but the sizing is all over the place so I had to return to get a bigger size. I'm not sure what's up with the size chart but it says a 9.88inch foot takes a womens 7 and my foot is about 9 3/4 inch so that's what I got and my toe ended up touching the front, so my recommendation is to size up

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Comme toujours avec Dr Martens, jamais déçue, elles sont superbes! Envoi rapide et soigné, et en plus j'ai pu profiter d'une réduction ! Que demander de plus?!

The size I usually buy is a bit larger when ordering the Martens. A half size smaller may be a better bet if you're deciding to buy them. Aside from that, the quality is great and boot looks very nice.

The leather for these is soft and new out of the box fit incredibly comfortably. Item was new as described and arrived quickly. I have the 1460 in navy, dark taupe and black and this has been the pair I keep going back to. When this pair wears out, I would get again. Honestly a great boot that goes with anything.

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