8" Men's Military Tactical Boot Lightweight Breathable Work Boots Outdoor Hiking Combat Jungle Desert Boots

The media could not be loaded. I purchased these to go hiking because my previous sneakers weren’t sturdy enough on the rocks. I’m happy to say that these shoes are very lightweight and have the best grip. My hiking experience was really great.

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These boots are alright. They’re lightweight and match a lot of my clothes but they have zero ankle support and won’t form to your step like normal shoes do.

This is probably one of the worst shoes ever made and that I’ve ever worn. It’s make by a Chinese company and the quality is nonexistent. I knew I was screwed when it came with Chinese instructions. It is not worth the 50$ you are better off spending 100$ on a better boot somewhere else. I learned my lesson.

Would not recommend for Road Marching, breaking brush, or difficult terrain over any significant distance.

I've been wearing these boots for about 3 weeks (daily wear at work). Mostly an office type of environment, but periodic walking across desert terrain. Here are my thoughts so far.- Price point was very reasonable.- Boots are quite light and very comfortable.- No breaking in time needed.- Feel a bit flimsy, as if they need a bit more heft to them.UPDATE (20200506):The soles are extremely soft, and I ended up wearing them down very quickly. I used them several times on some desert hikes across volcanic scree, and it really chewed the soles up. Projecting into the future, I didn't see them as a viable boot for the long term, so I ended up springing for a more expensive, issue item Belleville boot that is more substantial. Heavier, for certain, but great for my job and recreational pursuits.

They’re comfortable just wish the width was a little wide but other then that the smell that everyone’s bitching about is a new shoe like most shoes smell like that so not sure what y’all are smoking or complaining about if anything just buy used shoes and get fungus if you don’t like new smell shoes nasty asses. Other then that great product.

I was in the military for a few years and I wore a variety of military/tactical boots. Any time you need to buy new boots you end up paying about $150 or more for each pair of boots that aren't issued to you. Obviously for that price, you're going to get a lot better quality boot than if you pay $50 for them. These boots aren't out of this world, they aren't the best quality, but again, you're paying 1/3 of the price for a boot that is comfortable and lightweight. If you choose to use them in harsh terrain or if you're rucking with these boots, they will absolutely wear out very quickly. But if you need a pair of comfortable boots and don't want to pay a lot of money for them, then these boots are awesome! I've been very happy with this purchase.