Wolverine Men's Overpass 6" Mid Composite Toe Waterproof Work Boot

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!

Lasted a long time. Comfortable and i walk on concrete 10+ hours. Will def buy again

I purchased a size 10M, 6in. ankle. These have a roomy toe box and has good cushioning. There is a small drawback, the heel/ankle area is a little large (for me). I use orthotics for my ankle over-pronation (they turn in). I put in the orthotics and a very thick pair of socks. This cured the problem of my heel movement. I'm 5' 7" & 165lbs. so I might not have as big of a heel/ankle area as others. This would be something to pay attention to for some, but Wolverine offers a 30 day replacement or refund. This boot is well made, comfortable and not too stiff, it has a waterproof membrane and a composite toe.... AND they are not super heavy as some boots are. I'm very pleased with them.

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

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

Outstanding product. I work construction and retail 60 hrs a week. These boots are great! The fitting, the comfort. And yes they are a little heavy, but they are work boots. They will last forever! The stich work, the quality of leather. They are a beautiful work boots!

The breaking in point is pretty long. Not so comfy until new shoe insole. I could continue to break in. Wear is already setting in, cracks along the side. 2 weeks into work. Questionable for the next week. Mud bog tires though.

They dont slip even while walking on oily floors, are lightweight enough to wear all day, and are more comfortable than any other boots I’ve tried.