CAT Men’s Threshold Waterproof Steel Toe Work Boot

I have a very wide foot and after searching in store everywhere this was the boot that was actually wide when I picked up a wide. They didn't have my size in store so I picked it up on Amazon.

Excellent quality for work boots!I'm a diesel mechanic. I've been using those boots every day since I bought them months ago and still look fairly new. I would definitely recommend these boots for 'work'. These are not for hiking, jogging or go to the park. If you intend to use them for that, you're up for a big disappointment. But if you're looking for an durable work boots, I'm sure you'll be happy you got them.

Some of the best on the market. Comfort and quality.!

They are comfortable and light weight.

Great fit purchased as a gift

Bought these for my son who works for our local waste management company. He is on his feet 10+ hours a day. He says the fit is perfect and true to size and his feet do not hurt at all at the end of the day. The wear is long lasting and the quality is great. Will definitely purchase again when needed.

Lasted over a year of daily constant wear and abuse from two jobs, still in wearable condition. Can last even longer with a simple repair to the padding behind the Achilles heel.You will get your moneys worth.

I specifically looked for work/hiking boots that were supposed to be waterproof (as it claimed in the description) and durable. Preferably steel-toed. It was a birthday present for my husband, very much in need of new boots, who not only works with heavy materials on a regular basis but also is a prolific hiker. His first hike in these new boots with little wear, he came home with absolutely soaked feet. Like borderline trench foot soaked feet. If I pay for something that claims to be waterproof, whether on this site or anywhere, I would like to actually receive something that is waterproof, not water-shy, or mulling over how it would prefer to not be in water rather than actually keep it out. He did not slop around in a pond, water did not rise above the tops of his boots and seep in that way, he did not immerse himself in a giant puddle for half an hour with these on or anything -- just hiking in the Sierra Nevada. Is it a moist environment in spring? Yes. Hence the wish to wear waterproof boots of substance, I was trying to plan against his being soaked through upon return. I thought Caterpillar would fit the bill. The reviews seemed decent. The brand is popular. My (and his) disappointment are profound. We can't throw money at shoes like this only to have them be useless, what else can I say.