Skechers Men's New Wascana-Benen Military and Tactical Boot

Great value for money Comfortable straight from the box Takes 5 miles of walking to break in then they become the most very comfortable Good grip and plenty of ankle support

I work all day on my feet, was recommended these boots by a friend and at first I was sceptical, I can safely say these boots are super comfy and true fit. They support where they need to. I wore them when we had the really bad rain over a few days, my feet stayed dry

The Skechers Men's Wascana Benen Industrial Boot is a testament to the brand's commitment to combining style, durability, and comfort. At first glance, the boot boasts a rugged aesthetic that aligns well with its industrial designation. The design is both modern and timeless, ensuring it pairs well with a variety of outfits, be it for work or casual outings. Functionality-wise, the boot shines in several areas. The sole offers a commendable grip, which is crucial for industrial settings where surfaces can be unpredictable. The material used feels premium to the touch and, based on my experience, holds up well against the usual wear and tear. The cushioning inside the boot is another highlight. It provides ample support, making long hours on your feet more bearable. However, a notable aspect of the Wascana Benen boot is its fit. They tend to run wide. For individuals with broader feet, this might be a blessing in disguise, offering a more comfortable fit without the need to size up. But for those with narrower feet, it's essential to be aware of this when considering a purchase. It might be beneficial to try them on in-store before committing or to ensure there's a flexible return policy if ordering online. In conclusion, the Skechers Men's Wascana Benen Industrial Boot is a solid choice for those seeking a durable and stylish work boot. The wide fit might be a point of contention for some, but for others, it could be the perfect fit. As always with footwear, personal preference and fit play a significant role, so it's worth keeping the width aspect in mind when considering this boot.

Starting with the Positives: 1. The boots have a very comfortable sole typical of Skechers and accommodate wide feet quite well. 2. Nice enough looking boots. Now on to the Negatives: 1. They are not very breathable - quite a sweaty wear in the warm. 2. Waterproofing - They aren't. 3. Durability - Non existent, possibly the weakest and most poorly made boots I have ever owned. Leather is coming away from around the toe after just over three months wear. They have only been used for urban wear/dog walking, not trekking. Absolutely shocked by how thin the leather is. Not industrial in any way shape or form. Literally disintegrating in front of my eyes! 4. Support - Incredibly poor, comes with a link to manufacturer support who just redirect you back to amazon. Conclusion: Would never buy again. Even at a sale price £57 for a few months wear this is a tragic economy. Save your money for for higher end boots you will save in the long run. Terrible quality and terrible support, very misleading using the term industrial. You need to do a lot better Skechers, they're going in the bin.

Great boots. Memory foam insole and soft leather means it's comfortable to walk and stand for long durations. Water proof and light weight, makes it easy to walk and run on tough terrain. Would buy again.

Well I got the boots and they were fine till in 3monts they dropped to bits can you help me out with a refund or a replacement

I've had my boots for just over 3 months. Very comfortable but... They are not waterproof, even in the lightest of rain my feet are wet, the leather is peeling from the sides of the boot and on the left foot it is coming away from the sole. First time I have been disappointed with a sketchers product.

These boots are super comfortable, and a good fit. they have been a god send when doing long hours. They are waterproof in normal conditions but when walking night patrol and step in a deep puddle they are more water resistant if water goes above laces. They are durable and hard wearing, but I work 60-72 hours a week so these boots have had to handle a lot. Based on what I put them through they are only just starting to crack 7 months after I bought them so definitely value for money.