Omaha

A good looking boot that doesn't cramp the toes

Sizing can be confusing but the easy slip in non steal toed boots are my husbands favorite and the only boots he wears for work.

Muy buena calidad de materiales y la atención súper rápida me encanta

Very good boots. This is the 4th are 5th pair I have had.

The best boots ever, hands down.
My husband has worn them for years (painter in a collision shop w concrete floors)
He won't wear any other boot!
Dont change a thing

Been using this type of boot for 25 years as a mechanic! Best lightest most comfortable boot out there!

I like the comfort of the boots and durability. Quality is excellent. I wear them during warm dry weather in the Midwest United States.

I originally purchased a half size too small. Customer service FAQ gave great instructions on the return/refund process along with who to contact regarding your return. I received a response within 1 business day, confirming the return and reiterating the refund process and reordering process. Shipping was QUICK with both purchases.

I am in complete astonishment at how amazing these boots are.

I've had 2 pair before. Amazing boots. Wore the 2nd pair out and was unable to get another soooo, yep boot something different, a big fat failure. Finally found my little black boots again and I am so very happy.

Thank you

These are very comfortable . The next time I order I will probably size up. I normally wear a 81/2 in the USA . My toes are a little cramped. I love the arch .

I have always worn redback boots, since first getting my first pair 15 years ago. Working as a mechanic boots were always a toss up as to the comfort and quality, but once i found redback boots that is all i wear. I have pairs of boots that lasted easily 5 years working in the shop, then get retired to my home/farm boots. I will never try another brand!

Better than Blundstone. Love them.

Great

Very happy with the boots. Concerned the velcro will wear out. Would prefer a zipper, laces or buckles. Bought them because I've worn redbacks for decades and have always thought the smelters looked like bike boots. Recently got a job requiring steel toes and caps so I had an excuse to spend the 350 bucks. If the velcro wears out I'll have them modified by a cobbler.