WIDEWAYMen's Military Jungle Combat Boots 8 Inch Lightweight Motorcycle Tactical Boot Police Army Botas

A little tough to break in, but overall has been good for rucking and hiking. Fairly comfortable and light, but firm. Leather polishes up nicely and ain't afraid to go through a creek either. Only thing I've modified, I replaced the strings with a more standard issue style, which you can get at walmart for a couple bucks. Not bad at all for the price!

For the price, these are good boots. Granted, I don't wear them for work, but they're pretty sturdy. They provide spare insoles so that you can get the right fit, and the boots are flexible enough that they're not hard to get onto your feet. They look good with jeans or a kilt.

The boots look nice and cool in style. Boots seem of excellent quality. Felt comfortable. BUT after a day of wearing it,...I realized that I may have ordered just a size smaller based on reviews of others. I should have ordered the size I normally wear which is 8. I need to return for a bigger size.

Fit well and made well

Good, sturdy work boots. Comfortable and well made. I gave them a good mink oil rub and wore them to work. After 9 hours of heavy construction, I'm tempted to order another pair. Very satisfied!

They are okay boots for the price but they aren’t good for anything other than looking cool the leather is easily damaged like I mean I just got them and put them on and spent half a day using them as regular boots and the leather already has a lot of wear and u mean not like a scuff but a deep scrape that’s taken a small layer of the leather away.They do fit nice and are some what light weight, I wouldn’t call them too breathable but it’s not like a swap in there.Over all I would only recommend these as like a throw away pair of boots since they are cheap or as a show boot that you keep nice but they won’t be any good as a work boot since you’ll end up tearing threw them faster than most other type of boots

Received my jungle boots today, and got to say I'm really suprised and happy with the look and feel so far, I will say you get what you pay for, but as far as my pair everything does look great and with the included insoles they feel amazing on the feet. I'm going to wear them to work tonight and see how they do against a 16 hour shift in a Coal/Coke Plant, but that will be their test. And I will do a updated review soon. But so far I'm liking what I see for the money and liking the way they feel. While I do prefer the full leather from toe to shin I'm still gonna give these the shot they deserve.

The toe box is very tall. I was able to get a half-decent fit by stacking the insole that comes with the boot on top of about 1/4 inch of cork insole and wearing my thick wool socks. I don't understand the trend toward really large toe boxes in these reproductions of old style military boots. McRae does the same oversized boot fit. What earns this boot the one-star rating is the boot shaft. The original jungle boot has a single layer of puncture resistant canvas with a reinforcing web at the ankle and the top of the shaft. The idea was for the hot weather jungle boot to shed water and dry quickly. This boot however, has a three layer boot shaft: outer canvas, inner padding (in addition to the padded collar), sandwiching what appears to be a waterproof membrane. This boot is very hot to wear and holds in moisture-- the opposite of that I wanted in a hot-weather jungle boot.