Dryshod Mens Wixit Cool-Clad Waterproof Steel Toe Work Safety Boots- Brown

Used these underground mining grouting lasted a year and half thats a long time for waterboots specially if everyday concrete is on them working 7 12s worth it

My husband is very happy with them. He had gotten another brand for about the same price and they lasted 2weeks before they started cracking and getting water in them. He works in a bluestone saw shop, so lots of stone mud and water. Almost everyone in the shop wears these Dryshod steel toe boots and that’s why he chose to go with them. He says they are comfortable, no chafing and they keep his feet warm. We are hoping these will last quite a while.

Love the quality! Better suited for colder climates, not Florida heat.

Amazing customer service. Will be buying these my next go around for boots. Boots are 100 times more comfortable then the other brands.

This boot delivers in pretty much every front. The exterior is sturdy and really waterproof, the inside is confortable and soft to the touch, the toe ward is reinforced in the outside and roomy on the inside.The only thing that prevents me from giving five stars is that my feet get really damp with sweat after my 12hr shifts, working in Temps around 70-80 degrees.Don't get me wrong, I love the boots overall, is just that they advertised how each step would circulate air and keep your feet dry.I've been just taking a break in the middle of my shift to air my feet for a few minutes, and that has proved enough to stay comfortable.

My last pair was good for a year. This pair didn't make 90 days. The work environment didn't change and there is no clear warranty policy. So disappointing for that price*update* I contacted the manufacturer and they sent me a replacement pair for free. These boots are perfect for my work environment and I am so glad they took the effort to keep me a happy customer*second update* the replacement pair didn't last either! 90 days

I work in the mines and it has stood up to every rock, hole, and ditch I could throw at them without a single leak or hole

My husband can go through @ least 6 pairs of rubber steel toe boots a year. These Dryshod steel rubber boots are worn 15 hrs a day in some of the heaviest slimiest sludge. Exposure to various chemicals including fuel hasn’t weakened the integrity of the boots. Dryshod boots weigh less than his Bog or Muck boots. I bought “work boot” insoles for under $15 now these boots are just as comfortable as many of the expensive boots that could not hold up. Only complaint is the material used on the upper shaft. It is scratchy. Just make sure your socks are tall enough. The shaft opening is smaller than that of Muck or Bog boots of the same style.