Furuian Steel Toe Shoes for Men Women Comfortable Non Slip Men's Safety Steel Toe Sneakers Industrial Warehouse Contstruction Work Shoes for Men

These are by far the most comfortable steel toe shoes I’ve ever worn. They actually feel and look like regular sneakers, not bulky or stiff like most work shoes. I was shocked by how lightweight they are considering the protection they offer. On top of that, they genuinely look good like I’ve worn them to work and even kept them on afterward without rushing to change, which says a lot. Definitely made my long shifts easier. This seems like a rare find so definitely dont hesitate to buy, really good price too.

Hi. I am a student of Industrial Hygiene/Occupational Health Science (see also: Safety Engineer, OHS Professional, EHS Professional). These work shoes are phenomenal. They meet the “classy” of a church/professional shoe all while maintaining essential safety requirements. I wear these shoes to work everyday. They have kevlar insoles (puncture proof), non-slip soles, steel toes, and are comfortable. The only downside I could come up with is the breathable, lightweight material that covers the top of the foot. If you are working in a wet or muddy area I might suggest other options. However, any worker working in a plant or facility would appreciate these shoes.

Other hard toe shoes I've tried, other than leather boots, have not lasted. Generally the toes would wear quickly from me kneeling on concrete. The toes of these shoes held up great. The tread and soles not so much. That said, for the price seven months of use isn't bad at all. They did start to stink pretty bad the last month or two and I had to change inserts a few times. Check out the comparison pictures with my replacement pair that just came in. Not the most comfortable but don't look bad. They certainly collect and hold dust/dirt in the top side material. Size 13.5 men fit me true to size.

liked them so much i bought another pair. very comfortable, and look nice

These are ugly work shoes, but do the job and satisfy the "toe protection" mandate in certain work areas.The shoe toes bow out for the protection so if you're looking to be stealth these are obviously steel toe. And you can feel it when you walk. This is my first pair of safety shoes, so that may be normal. My biggest complaint is that these do not have a tongue or functioning laces. They are slip on and the laces are decorative. Wished they would have been designed more like a traditional sneaker with adjustable laces and a true tongue. But they are functional and the sizing seems to be accurate.

I bought a pair of sketchers work sneakers in December 2021. They are great, and I decided to buy another pair recently. However, because of the insufferable blathering buffoon in the white house and his criminally incompetent policies (and subsequent "temporary" inflation), the sketchers shoes I bought last December are now almost double the price.I saw these shoes and thought I'd give them a try. They're a bit odd - sort of a loafer, but with laces that simply make the top of the shoe tighter. There is no tongue and no flaps. You just slip them on and then tighten the laces. I'm not sure how this will work out long-term, but I've worn the shoes a couple days and they're fairly comfortable for a work shoe. They're cool and they breathe well, and they're really light weight. Cosmetically, they look pretty good, with the exception of the front part of the shoe seems to be (at first glance, anyway) wider than the back. Depending on how tight you have to pull the laces, this can cause the shoe to start looking a little like a clown shoe...but it's subtle and I may be nit-picking. I don't know that I'd buy these again. If they hold up well, I would. Time will tell.

They are kind of heavy they fit well the tread wore out a bit faster the other shoes I bought and once you ware them down to low your feet will get wet will suck up water and right in to your sock sorry to say I will not be buying them again but for the money they did okay

I have to correct size and all. As a cheap steel toe it does the job. However from time to time, I guess the angle the shoe is at the front, My middle toenail seems to get caught. Its not that painful but it is a bummer.Bought new soles because the ones on it were worn down quickly and werent as good. Again its a cheap shoe that does the job.