Kodiak Men's 8 Inch Kodiak Blue Plus Aluminium Toe Composite Plate Work Boots

Been wearing these boots for about 4-5 months of constant use and they're still just as comfortable as day 1. The fit is on the smaller side compared to others, but these are not a wide boot by any means so consider any other wide boot an automatic half size up. These would be true to size of your actual sneaker. I went into marks looking for other highly rated cheaper boots... starting with the letter D if you know what im talking about.. those weren't comfortable to me at all. I also have high arches and narrow feet so hopefully this helps those of you with the same foot type. They are light and extremely warm during the winter months, having the 8" height makes it great for snow boots with amazing traction on the snow and ice. I actually started wearing these instead of my dedicated snow boots even when I wasnt at work for shoveling snow and such. The ankle protection is amazing, as its padded well enough that nothing rubs on your feet causing scars when walking, and it has great impact resistance on the toes. Id buy these boots again and again, the only downside is that I could imagine these will be too warm for the summer, so I am back on marks again looking for boots for the summer.

Excellent product,always excellent product.

They’re decent; had for 1 season but they’re not usable for winter anymore. I work at heights and with a lot of chemicals, they’re cracked all over, allowing slush and cold to seep through it. They’re pretty heavy after long hours of use. They held up and were strong enough for the last winter season, I’ve had nails stuck in my boots and hadn’t noticed for a while but I would NOT buy again. You want boots to hold up for a few seasons instead of spending a couple hundred every year on new. My Advice have 2 pairs of boots - 1 for fall and winter and the 2nd pair for spring and summer so they can last for multiple seasons instead of 1 pair year round

Good boots, however unfortunately they hurt my heels and grind my skin away after a long day. I can’t wear them without putting bandages and duct tape on my heels first. Pretty disappointed after spending so much because they seem to be decent boots otherwise.

Kodiak footwear is NOT meant for working. It is for display only. I would equate the quality to Walmarts Ozark Trail. I purchased this pair - it lasted for 3 months on the farm. Spend your money on a pair of Timberland PRO- 5 yrs before the soles wore out.

Great, durable boot. This is my second pair after several years. Very comfortable.

Lightweight, well insulated, and grips the ice. The negative reviews sound to me like a sizing issue - best to try them on in the store, like most footwear purchases. Just gave them a good slather of mink oil - to top with Dubbin tomorrow (for the one who mentioned could being a detriment, mine have darkened up considerably and should keep my feet dry and warm for some time

The only boots I’ve bought for the last 10 years. Very comfortable