129 out of 155(83%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
5/ 5
Matt
fromJackson,NJ
There is no better steel toe boot
PostedJanuary 22, 2013
ProsArch Support, Comfortable, Cushions Impact, Durable, Great with Jeans, Lightweight, Stylish
ConsHave None
I absolutely love these sketchers steel toe work boots. A few years ago I had the same style but just a different color and wore them till there was nothing left. I plan on doing the same with my new pair. Best steel toe boots ever. Thanks Sketchers, and please don't stop making them.
Written by a customer while visiting skechers.com
Overall rating
5/ 5
mrsdice
fromTaft, Ca
Men's SKECHERS Work Work: Energy - Blue
PostedJanuary 20, 2013
ProsArch Support, Comfortable, Cushions Impact, Durable, Great with Jeans, Lightweight, Stylish
Comfortable right out of the box!
Written by a customer while visiting skechers.com
Overall rating
3/ 5
JC
fromPhila, PA
Hoping they last longer than last pair:(
PostedJanuary 18, 2013
ProsBreathable, Comfortable, Cushions Impact, Great with Jeans, Stylish
ConsWears Out Quickly
I love the look and comfort of these steel toed boots. I am a high school shop teacher and they fit the bill perfectly. Unfortunately they dont hold up to well. I barely get a school year out of them (9 months) and they are coming apart at the seams. I cant imagine them holding up in an industrial environment. It is a work boot and should hang in there a ittle better.
Written by a customer while visiting skechers.com
Overall rating
3/ 5
Rockhoundjim
fromFairborn, Ohio
Shoe evaluation
PostedDecember 16, 2012
ProsArch Support, Great with Jeans
ConsUncomfortable, Wears Out Quickly
Majority of this type of shoe style I have purchased throughout the years have been good, considering the type f work I do outdoors and in construction. However, I did have a bad experience with two individual pairs of this type of shoe. The seams came apart shortly (4 months) after I started wearing them during work. I also experienced some of the toe formers, for lack of the correct term, broke threw the inside edge of the shoe that resulted in sticking into my right foot and toes. Perhaps this was an isolated incident but it nearly stopped me from purchasing another pair of this style of shoe. I hope this helps
