Men's Hudson Steel-Toe Work Boot

Narrower than expected. Definitely does not fit like a boot felt like a high top tennis shoe with a steel toe. I returned these.

I have used these boots for years when I cut wood for home heating. Many of the trees are locusts which have long thorns. None of which have penetrated the soles. I know it's not just luck! Thanks for making a quality boot product!

This my third pair, and they last the year. I ride a large touring bike anywhere form 8k to 21k miles per year and they hold up well especially for the price

I work in commercial cabinets as a lead installer. I regularly go through 2 to 3 pairs of boots a year. Always on the ball's of my feet and squatting crawling etc. So far these have held up over a month. We will see if they stay strong. Normally my shoes come apart around the nose and where the bend is of my toes and foot. Boots just cant take the punishment. I'll write another review when they finally bust

I've worn this model boot for several years. Walking an average of 7.5 miles on concrete surfaces. Climbing ladders, pushing and pulling heavy loads at times on slippery slopes. I am more than satisfied with the performance and comfort of them. Am now getting ready to purchase a new pair of the exact same boots only because the soles are finally showing the wear.

Have owned several pairs of this specific model boot,they are very good. Have worn Wolverine boots exclusively,if purchased personally, since 1992.

Using in manufacturing - concrete/steel floor environment. Ended up being a perfect all-season choice for me. 2yrs (used not every day), still going strong.

I suffered from low back pain for years and my wife kept saying that back pain starts in the feet. I always wore the cheapest boots/shoes I could find. I finally listened to my wife and tried a pair of Wolverine boots. I have never looked back. I only wear Wolverine boots. They are the most comfortable my poor feet have ever felt. I should have listened to my wife sooner. Love Wolverines!

I bought a pair of these at a shoe store at least 10 years ago and finally wore them out. I remember my brother had the same boots at his old house. I don't wear them every day, but use them frequently for weekends on the farm. I added insoles over the years to keep them confortable. I'm glad to see they're still available and can purchase another pair.

Well, I will say that they are somewhat comfortable but as for the overall construction it's evident that corners were cut. When you hear the name "Wolverine" you associate it with "Toughness beyond its limits", designed for the working man. Wether you're in the field trodding through construction sites or you're in an oil ladened factory climbing on and over beams of steel. Either way you want protection, comfort and quality. Those 3 are equivalent to life long customers. I'd love to see new developments along with a campaign launched focused on Wolverines durability with a good price point set for the working man. Something designed to last. Most employers give floor or field guys a boot allowance so all Wolverine needs to do hit those marks.