Irish Setter, Kasota, Men’s, 6", BOA, Waterproof, Non-Metallic Safety Toe, Work Boot

**15 MONTH UPDATE** These have proven to be the best boots ive owned. Working the paper mill i step in so much oil and chemicals and puddles of paper up to my ankle. Sometimes higher. I have brand new ariats that ive had for months because of work boot stipend and i still wear my irish setters. I feel bad writing the bad review over a year ago after my work injury. These are getting to be worn out and i definitely plan on buying another pear and keeping the Ariats in the boot rack. The tear in the back of the left boot was from week 2 of owning these boots when a 700 lbs roll of paper tipped over and clipped the back of my ankle. That put me out of work for 3 months............... I work at a paper mill. 12 hour days. I wore them for about a week before a roll hit my ankle and put me on workers comp for 3 months. I just got back to work and have been wearing for about 3 weeks now. My feet have never hurt more in another boot. I work a dupont schedule and when I worked my 4 nights I got blisters on my sole behind my toes. Had 3 days off and they went away. Went back for my 3 night and the blisters came back. Had my 4 days off and came back to a 3 day and blisters came back. The boot seems to run a little big so I'm not sure if the toe bend is in a weird spot. I put new gell soles in them but that didn't work. I still had very bad rubbing behind my toes. And it still felt like I was walking on 2x4s by the end of the shift. There is a lot of water here and so far it seems to hold up to the waterproof. But other than that, I'm at work right now in my old wolverines. While my $200 dollars are sitting at home probably never to be worn again. Pretty disappointing.

The boots fit well are are comfortable. The boa system is awesome. As a maintenance tech in not on my feet all day. Some times my knees, back or belly. So having the boa im not snagging laces, or burning them with weld or grind. 6 months of 8 to 10 hr use and still are holding up.

I really enjoy these. Oilfield worker since '06. Ive had close to forty pairs of boots over the years. One day one they felt great which is rare. No break in period. The lace system is perfect and works well. My only qualm is that the heel is tall but I believe its helping my posture so that cancels out.

So I will say that these are pretty good boots and they have lasted quite a while. They have not broken down they have not split apart and I have put them through their Paces in my field of work. The caveat though is that these boots are absolutely uncomfortable at first. In fact it was so uncomfortable that I could barely do the entire day at work with them. But I went out and got me my work insoles and that made a very big difference. With the new insoles and some good break in along with mink oil these boots did the job at a pretty good price. The size of the boot fit perfectly. I absolutely love the style because I love the rubber toe look. They are very functional and lightweight. The only downside was how badly uncomfortable These boots were in the beginning. But it might not be that way for you. Definitely give him a try if you're not looking to spend $250 or more on some boots

Botas compradas en abril de 2025 muy cómodas y todo pero se han descocido hace más de 5 meses, no sé si esto tenga algún tipo de garantía, compañeros de trabajo me han dicho que si, si es así y me dan alguna garantía volveré a cambiar mi calificación.

Perfect fit and comfortable to wear. The ratchet lace are great

I love the Irish setter boots. I bought one once in a store and ever since I’ve replaced those pair twice since then, and each one of those pairs had two sets of souls put on them absolutely love and recommend.

I love these boots. Comfortable from day 1 no break in required. The boa system keeps the boot tight from toes to ankle... my only gripe is the soles are deteriorating I have had then for 5 months... I was hoping they would last longer but yeah