Wolverine Overpass 6" Mid Composite Toe Waterproof Work Boot

I'm given a budget for uniforms and a store I can shop from. I've always ended up with the Shoes for Crews steel toed boots. After being diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, these Wolverines were on the list of recommended work boots from my podiatrist. My feet are wide and these Wolverines work well enough for me. I still get pain being on my feet all day and hopefully that will clear up the more I progress with physical therapy. But these are far and away much better quality than any of my work boots in the past. I'm usually wearing out the toe tips as I crawl around equipment. But these have held up very well. I'd say these might run a little small. In other boots and shoes I'm usually a 10.5 wide and I had to buy 11 wide in these. And their wide doesn't seem as wide as some other boots, maybe a hair narrower. But they still feel wide enough for me.

I got these work boots for my boyfriend who's career is in the trades. He works physically hard and all of his work boots were wearing out, hurting his feet etc. I ordered these and he instantly noticed how amazing they are. The steel toe part is light weight and doesn't hurt his toes like his other ones had. But it still does the job. He has dropped things and lifted heavy things with his foot without any discomfort. They have really great pading where you need it. They stay dry, odor free, and have great traction unlike his previous work boots. He has had them for a few months now and still continues to comment how comfortable they are. They have not worn out or broken down at all yet. We will absolutely be buying only these the rest of his career life. Highly recommend!

Very comfortable and truly waterproof boots .havent worn them long enough yet to talk about durability but I like them so far.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Really great shoe. Durable, somewhat comfortable. Not soft, rugged.

My husband uses these for painting and electrical work and he says they are very comfortable and they last well. He likes that they are water proof and they protected his feet from a few "carrying heavy object" drops that happened in accident. The fit and style almost kept him from using them for work and used them for going out haha.

I truly cannot believe they have the nerve to charge 165$ for these boots. It’s an absolute absurdity. As soon as I picked them up out of the box I could tell they were cheaply made. The materials are cheap, the craftsmanship is cheap, and if you do any sort of work beyond light duty I highly doubt these will even last a year. They are also uncomfortable AS HELL and don’t fit well. I should’ve known as the first(and last) pair of wolverines I ever wore gave me the worst blisters. That was a decade ago and figured maybe they improved since then. It was a foolish thought. The quality isn’t even the biggest crime though, the price is. These should be 80$ boots. If they were priced accordingly it wouldn’t be as bad, however, they are priced as a top tier work boot. It’s an utter outrage.I paid the same amount for my Carolina’s that are LEAGUES beyond the quality and craftsmanship of these. timberland pro work boots are cheaper and even those are better quality. The price for these is ridiculous. I’ll stick with Carolina

great boots and Wolverine customer service! boots with steel toes may be tight on the toes over time.suggest getting half size larger. Also like any other work boot suggest replacing the sole liner for a more supportive arch or sole cushion. This makes for a excellent feel.Great boot tread too..THE BEST

These boots remind me of moo boots back in the day. Not good. Wish I returned them but I wore them a day and got them dirty as heck