Georgia Boot Men's Georgia Giant Pull-On Work Boots

Best boots - hands down. I'm a heavy construction, hydraulic specialist - blue collar to the core. My fingers look like sausages. In the past I have tried every brand worth trying. These boots in particular are my go to for personal comfort, style, durability, and on the job functionality. I love the fit of them. Add your own insoles for enhanced Arch support. The break-in period is fairly short. A couple full days of use and they will feel great. I keep a clean pair on the side for my daily lifestyle. I've worked 14-16 hour days in a warehouse during inventory season with these on - still really comfortable. I've kicked the toes on every sharp corner or every peice of heavy machinery in my wake walking through, dirt, oil, and mud a thousand times - the steel toe has not poked through, though there are gashes and stains. Beuatiful boots, period. They have proven to me, everyday. 100% worth every penny.

I've had these boots almost 1.5 years. I wear them 14+ hrs a day. I work in hvac. I wear them on the weekends to cut wood and work on cars. I've owned Thorogoods, Carolinas, etc. These are hands down the best. They fit like a pull on boot should fit. The shaft is not too wide, like most, that leave the boot falling off your foot all day. The lining has held up great. The leather is excellent. I can't count how many times I've hit them with sheet metal. Every other boot I've had the leather cut very easily. Not these. I've already bought another pair to replace these. Excellent boot.

READ THIS BEFORE BUYING! The boots are good, but aren’t listed properly. The two colors are not the same boot. The Soggy Brown is a Georgia Giant soft toe, while the Barracuda is a simple wedge with a steel toe. Both are listed as steel toe on the specs, but only the light brown boot has the steel toe. I originally ordered the Soggy Brown because I liked the style and color better. After reading some reviews, I believed the boots were steel toe. The specs verified. But upon receiving the Soggy Brown, I realized they were soft toe boots. I did an exchange for the light colored boots after realizing all the reviews talking about the steel toe were for the light colored boots. The lighter-colored Barracudas arrived and I verified the steel-toe. These are not Georgia Giants; the label describes them as ranch/barnyard boots with steel toe and electrical hazard rating. So there you go. The boots are new, so I can’t speak to product longevity, but they seem comfortable. I just wanted to clear up product confusion from ambiguous descriptions.

Que es una bota muy confiable y cómoda. Para usarlas para el trabajo y cualquier ocasión

A great choice if you want classic, rugged work boots that look good and handle daily wear, especially with the added protection of a steel toe. Just be aware that quality seems mixed depending on the pair, so inspect them when they arrive and use the warranty if anything seems off. Overall, excellent value for the price if you’re okay with a short break-in period.

The best work boots that my husband has ever come across for finishing concrete!

Good looking boot and look well made but they’re useless in my line of work because they’re not steel toe. Amazon advertises them as such but they’re not. I looked up the model number on the Georgia Boot website and they show them as soft toe. Because of my work schedule I bought them from Amazon because I don’t have time to go to a boot store. Now I have to make time to return these and go to a boot store.

I'm a pipefitter in a shipyard and I demand rugged and tough, yet comfortable boots. The past five years, Georgia Boots have been the only boots that I will wear and I have no issue with paying a premium price them. I've owned the lace-up version (8" Giant ST) of this very boot before and wore them slam out and I'm currently wearing the 11" Mud Dog Comfort Core Pull-On ST WP boots, which I've had for nearly two years and are still in good shape - I walk at least 10 miles a day in them. As for this boot (Giant Wellington Work Boot), I wanted a physically attractive and comfortable pair of boots that I can wear with jeans during the Winter months. I don't care if it says "Work Boots" in the name - these boots fit the bill. These boots look great. Nearly every time I put them on around a group of people, someone will comment on the boot's physical appearance and desire to know what brand and where they can purchase them at. Georgia boots do have a steep break-in period to loosen the leather up, but once they are broken in, they are tremendously comfortable, even for all day casual wear. While I'm used to the sizing of Georgia boots, they always run a half size smaller than my normal tennis shoe fit for a slip-on boot. This allows for a tight fit on purchase, but keeps the boot from becoming loose fitting after the break-in period. As for Georgia's lace-up boots, I've always purchased them the same size as my normal tennis shoe fit. With this in mind, I find that these boots fit just as I would expect, as I would think that most other people would as well. One other great thing about this boot is that it comes in sizing options for those of us with a bit smaller than average foot. I wear a size eight boot in lace-ups, but for a slip-on I prefer a 7.5, which can be tremendously difficult to find in any retail store. Being able to order the exact size I desired here at Amazon after traveling all through the city earlier in the day looking for these boots was fantastic, especially when the price was a bit cheaper for needing the smaller size. Shipping took only three days too! In summary, these boots looks great and are well-built. There's a tough break-in cycle, but it's worth stomping through. Georgia Boots continue to keep me one happy costumer.

Comfortable all day right out of the box. Very little break in time.

Great boot - have repurchased a few pairs over the years! This particular order they sent me two different colour boots……

Had to re-order because the first pair were too small. Well worth the money!