ROCKY mens Ultra-lightweight Military Boots!

I’m just rating off of my initial impression and from wearing them to work for 1 week so far. Rockys have by far been my favorite boot to wear in uniform for quite some time. I have been wearing the S2V Predators for the past year, which are a good boot, and have lasted me pretty long, but I was looking for something lighter weight. I came across these and figured at the price point I’d give them a shot. I’m glad I took the previous reviews warnings about them running a bit narrow, because I bought them in a 14W and they fit just about how a normal 14 would fit me, so if you’re buying these take that into consideration. That being said, they are great so far! Very noticeably lighter than the S2v’s and very comfortable! It took me about 2 12 hour days at work to break them in a bit, but it wasn’t a very painful break in process compared to other boots. I dig the minimalist style and low profile to these boots because I already have huge feet and don’t need any extra bulk on them. Going off of my first week of wearing them, I would definitely recommend these! Will update if anything changes.

These boots are ready for work right out of the box. Extremely light-weight, breathable, and simple design. My normal size is 11.5M and these boots run exceptionally narrow. I ended up returning my original order for 11.5W. They are very comfortable although I could probably get away with 11W for perfect fit in this model of boot. There's not as much shock absorption as the C4T's, so I'd shop around before grabbing these for ruck marches. But they're great for everything else whether you're going to the range, or just getting fat on recruiting duty. NOT FOR TACTICAL USE ON ANY SORT OF POLISHED FLOOR. They squeak worse than an orgy of mice high on E. If you're pulling staff duty and trying to sneak up on a barracks party, you won't be fooling anyone.

These are good boots. I'm on my third pair. I have very wide feet, and these are the only footwear I can find that doesn't blister up my little toes. I wear them for adventure racing. A typical day is 30 miles under a 45# pack. They do great.I do have gripes. The toe box is too short in height and there's a seam that rubs on the top of my foot. It's miserable at first. I now break them in by filling them with hot water and letting them soak, then walking them dry. I find that doing this twice gets them to fit my feet perfectly.My second gripe is relative to the soles. They are both slippery and soft. I'm on my third pair because I walked the tread right off the last two pairs in fairly short order. Worse, the traction is barely adequate. As I get nearer to this years race I intend to take a dremel tool to the soles and open up the tread pattern a bit to get some more grip. At last years race I could barely keep my footing on a steep hillside covered in dry grass.Overall, though, I love the big toebox, the cushy sole, and the very light weight.

I have worn Rockies ever since I was in the military. They always make great boots. I especially love them since they wear a 15 wide and I don’t have to worry about them fit correctly.

I'm a fan of the lightweight boot styles, so I grabbed these to give them a shot. Checked the sizing chart, ordered a pair to wear for work and when I play airsoft. Initial impression was I liked the material. Around the cuff of the boot, it is a little too...puffy than what I prefer. No big deal, pretty easy to over look. Tried to use a couple techniques to get them a little worn in before I used them for long periods of time. Had to wear them for short periods of time initially, didn't want to seem to break in. I was able to wear them for about an hour and a half before I had to loosen them to give my feet some rest. I now have probably 150+ hours wearing these boots, and the sides still bother my feet a little bit. I found it to irritate the top of my feet, and the insides of my heals causing minor blistering or un-comfort. That seems to be subsiding slowly, but the rubbing around my right pinky toe is still bothering me a bit. Overall I'm happy with them, I'm just wondering if my complaints will subside with a little bit more wear or if there will always be some level of un-comfort.

Best set of boots I’ve bought in years!!! A must have if your looking to go hiking to law enforcement very light and breathable for your feet in hot climates

These were wide where they needed to be narrow,, and narrow where they needed to be eide. It is as if they were made backwards.. cannot understand what Rocky was thinking with the design element. Not sure if mine was defective, but the support piece near the Achilles physically cut into my foot on the right boot. I could not wear these for more than an hour

So I rated the fit as slightly smaller than true to size, even though they fit perfectly. This is because I've owned a pair of Rocky boots before and when I bought them true to size they were too snug. I bought one size bigger than I wear this time around and they fit great. I love their lightweight boots, I wear them to work everyday.