Reebok Work Men's Athletic Oxford Industrial & Construction Shoe

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I wear a size 9.5 in normal shoes. I ordered a size 10 medium width. I always order a half size larger because i always put inserts in my work shoes. Also them being alloy toe it gives your feet a little bit of breathing room... I got theses shoes for warehouse work (indoor and outdoor) where I do a lot of walking. Around 5 miles a shift. I wished I ordered a size wide width with these shoes. They run small. (The price was better with medium width) My pinky toes are feeling pressed on after a couple of hours of work. Overall, the insole are ok. They have memory foam insoles , but you can still feel the hard under sole. Plus these shoes do not have any arc support. Even with aftermarket arc supports you still walk flat footed. The bottom tread of the shoe is not all full rubber and seems to be wearing down. I wouldnt trust these in wet conditions. But, these are the lightest alloy toe shoes I have own yet. These are low tops so no ankle protection but impressed with the materials use. It feels durable. When these shoes wear out I wont be buying them again. After a 6 hour shift my feet hurt a lot.

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These Reebok Alloy Toe Shoes are excellent. I work on concrete floors in a warehouse and walk on average 7 miles a day. These are softer and more comfortable than comparable Red Wing shoes, which despite the discount and company cash incentive to purchase them, I returned after 29 days (right before the end of the 30 day money back guarantee period). Would not hesitate to recommend these or to buy them again or other pairs of Reeboks for work.

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These Reeboks are the bees all the way to the knees for my comfortability levels while i work my 8 hour shifts at a grueling manufacturing plant. I wasted my precious grinding money on some low grade timberland pro work shoes that look nice but preform horrible acts of degradation and down right shaming themselves in that comfort level department my dudes and dudettes, you want swag and pleasure simultaneously while hustlin on your work environment... well look no further, aesthetic asf and downright nasty with support and head turning timberland pro wearing haters... trust and believe, you made the right choice fur sure.

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I bought these shoes almost 2 years ago. Do not let the price be a deterrent. You are getting your moneys worth. Very little to practically no wear, the steel toe factor comes in handy at least once a week(I would have broken my foot by now) and they are rather durable and comfortable. I believe I put a new work insole in cause Im always on my feet, but if youre moderately on them: You should be fine. The slip resistance is amazing considering at least twice a week or more: Water ends up on the floor in my job. I also work in a cooler and the Steel Toe feature surprisingly doesnt make them unwearable in the cold. The only reason theyre getting 4 stars is that theyre toe tight. If anybody is familiar with the problem: They know what Im talking about. But if you wear thin socks: Theyll wear a hole out by the end of the shift, because of the steel toe. You need thicker, well woven socks to not constantly pitch them for holes.

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I wear minimalist footwear like vibram five fingers, Xero shoes, lems, vivobarefoot, etc.. I had to purchase a safety shoe for work and came upon these. I wore them for maybe a week and was very disappointed. I purchased the 8.5 wide. They are very narrow (especially at the toe box), stiff, have too much cushion and arch support, toe spring, and have an elevated heel, which throws my hips out of alignment. They are lighter than the boots I initially bought, but thats about it. My feet were killing me after wearing these for even 30 minutes! I couldnt find an alternative, so I switched departments at work all together just to avoid having to wear a safety steel toe type footwear. I can be on my feet all day in my Xero shoes with no pain or fatigue at all. If there ever is a true minimalist safety steel toe shoe, then I would consider going back to that department (it pays more $$$), but until then my feet are more important so these shoes will be donated.

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