Ground Force 6” Waterproof Composite Toe Boot - Durable Slip-Resistant Outsole with Rubber Heel, Composite Safety Toe, and Insite Footbed

Great boot, I've been wearing them for 7-8 months now, still feel, and look brand new. I am always on my feet as I'm an HVAC Installer, the composite toe is a great investment as your boots don't feel like bricks. They hold up extremely well compared to other boots I've tried, wide enough where your feet aren't restricted, but secure enough where your feet don't slide everywhere. Great value as these can easily last you 2 years. You don't even need to buy insoles at all as they're comfortable when they arrive. Great boot bottom line

Good boots. Good for offshore working environment. Not sure it is fully waterproof yet. Will update when it happens. Comfortable, good for full 12 hours use. I hope they will have zip or easy slip on version next time. It takes a bit of time to out it on compare to the slip on . Good styling I would say.

My first pair of real work boots I've bought for my job. They fit real good and the front has ample space for my toes. My feet don't feel fatigue at all after they're worn in and they ware in after about a week or 2 of use. I've worn them in 11°f weather with blistering winds on metal and they keep the cold out pretty well but after standing still for awhile no shoe can keep the cold out. The only problem I had with them is the outer sole shaved down after about a year on concrete and gripped pads and after that they don't grip well on wet metal surfaces. Furthermore I'd like to point out that even when the soles are brand new they slip easy on ice so beware. Other than that these are excellent shoes. I like the composite toe because it won't go off in metal detectors and saves your feet. They have saved my feet countless times from being crushed, broken and even impaled one time. I haven't owned many pairs of boots but I can say these are one of my favorites so far. Also my feet never got wet after being rained on all night

I have had about 4 pair of these boots. I was disappointed the last did not fit the same as the previous sets. I don’t suspect my foot has changed that much.Otherwise, a comfortable boot and relatively light with the composite toe .

Solid, heavy duty feeling boot. Spring like step when you walk. Tried to save money and bought a pair of Wolverine legends but they feel weak and light in comparison. Feels like the sole is barely there

I drive a gas/diesel deliver semi. I've bought almost every brand of boot on the market, but rarely do any last more than 9 months. I even spent over $220 in a pair of Keens that just barely broke the 1 year line. But these lasted me from May 2023 to March 2025, and they're still usable, just no longer waterproof which is incredibly important to my job. I walk in oil products all day long and the soles of these boots never degraded. Truly the best I've ever had and now am starting on the 2nd pair.

These have been my go-to work boots since 2019. I'd get a new pair every one or two years. I feel that the quality has gone down recently. I've had these boots for 3 months total, and probably only used them for 2 months out the 3 months since owning them. I've had one month where I chose to where Muk boots over these due to very wet/muddy conditions.So with that being said, for only 2 months of using these boots for work, and have the stitching coming apart like this is unacceptable.I feel these boots were more common years ago than they are now. And the water resistance is lack luster compared to how they were before. As I said, these were great work boots, but now they don't live up to that quality.I wouldn't recommend Carlhart boots anymore. I'm going to try requesting a refund, but I may have past the window to that.

Most comfortable boot out there. I've had 4 pairs of them now, usually get a full year out of them. Slip resistance really works well, even in oil. Definitely recommend. Waterproofing is great too. Had them up to the tongue in water and not a drop on my socks