Thorogood American Heritage 6” Steel Toe Work Boots for Men - Full-Grain Leather with Moc Toe, Slip-Resistant Wedge Outsole, and Comfort Insole; EH Rated
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Size: 13 Wide
Color: Trail Crazyhorse
Package Dimensions : 12 x 8 x 4 inches; 1.9 Pounds
Item model number : American Heritage 804-4200-M
Department : mens
Date First Available : October 21, 2010
Manufacturer : Thorogood
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Size: 10.5
Color: Tobacco Oil-tanned
I'm a big fan of quality work boots, as I've spent the last 30 years plus on concrete floors, so I don't go cheap on my feet. I bought a pair of Wescos about 7 weeks ago, but they weren't steel-toed. Changed jobs about 3 weeks ago and had to have steel toes. I've never found anything that competes with my Wescos, but these are proving to be a good quality boot at half the cost. The fact that my new employer chips in $100.00 to help cover the cost doesn't hurt either. While these boots are not "broke-in" right away, they are tolerable for a few days until they do get broke in. My only issue has been with the right boot, which has been pretty painful on the side of my foot, due to it being a little too narrow, but that is probably more to do with my foot, than the boot. However, I've never had that issue with any other boot I've broken in over the years. I will say that they are pretty comfy right out of the box, and you'd never know you were wearing a steel-toed boot. I've spent a lot of time squatted down on concrete over the last week with them and I've never felt the steel toe at all. The tread is definitely less-aggressive than my Vibram lug Wesco soles, but they seem to do quite well for not slipping around. I've also managed to not have any blisters on my feet while wearing them and that says a lot, considering I'm logging about 12 miles a day on stairs, concrete floors, gravel and step ladders. This is my first pair of steel-toed boots, so I really don't have anything in that regard to compare to, but I believe that within time; these could become very comfortable. The last two days of work before the holiday weekend, I noticed a definite improvement on how my feet felt after I got off work. That's after working a 12 hour day and a 10. These boots go on at 3:00 am and they don't come off until 7:00 or 8:00 in the evening, six days a week. I'm not sure there' a boot made that would keep my feet from hurting under these circumstances, so I suppose you have to take that into consideration. The test for any boot is how well the'll hold up over time, so I'll post back when I've got some serious miles under them, but as it stands I'm quite happy with them and they are a quality, American-made boot. Update after a about a year and a half. I said I'd be back and these boots are still going strong. As a sheet metal worker, we put our boots through hell and back and these have certainly been there and done that. I've recommended these to every worker I'm around. While my buddy's Redwings are coming apart on the soul and the toe is worn out; my Thorogoods are still going strong. I had a fitbit for a while, before I lost it off my wrist, and it indicated that I averaged about 17,000-22,000 steps per day and 10-12 miles. There are days that the only part of my body that doesn't hurt at the end of the day is my feet, thanks to these boots. Mile for mile and dollar for dollar, nothing beats these boots for durability and comfort. I wish they'd make a composite toe, waterproof model for architectural work in the winter time though, as the lack of waterproof and a cold steel toe can sometimes wear on you, but other than that; there's nothing finer on the market than these boots. If there was, I'd buy it, regardless of the price. My review was originally 4 stars, since I'm hard to please, but that has been bumped to 5, simply because of their longevity and comfort over the long-haul.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2016 by Matt W.
Size: 10
Color: Tobacco Oil-tanned
I've worn cheap boots such as Wolverine, Ansa, etc., I've tried some mid level boots such as Timberland, Golden Fox, etc., I've had high end boots such as Danner, and was previously a die hard Red Wing guy.....No more. These boots put all others to shame. I was skeptical about buying online but had to take my chances due to the lack of good, comfortable, steel toe work boots. I first took these boots out of the box and immediately noticed that the quality of craftsmanship was WAY above par. The seams on this boot are flawless, the leather is supple and soft similar to Georgia boot but of better quality. The soles of the boot are soft and have some impact resistance on their own. If you press the edges they give a bit like the treads on a new tire. The stitching is heavy duty especially around the sole and mock toe. The tongue and eyelet strip are sewn together to form a single piece which should offer some water protection to about ankle depth. So as far as first appearances go this boot nailed it. Trying on the boot for the first time i noticed something I've never noticed before. The boot comes with its own high grade insole. When removed there is a soft memory foam pad that is secured to the bottom of the boot that the insole sits on. This is no ordinary insole, this rivals good aftermarket athletic shoe insoles that are thick and have extra gel support under the heel and ball of the foot. When i slipped my foot inside the boot i immediately knew i made a good decision buying the boots. The soft leather wraps your foot comfortably and immediately begins to stretch and conform to your foot shape. The best part is that my big toe and pinky toe could not tell where the steel toe began. I've always hated that i could feel the transition from leather to the steel toe in my Red Wings. As the sole would wear down and my foot would gradually shift to one side of the boot because of the uneven wear one of my toes would always lightly rub against the edge of the steel toe. if it gets bad enough it can cause sores on the part of your toes that rub. In these boots i can't get my toes to find the edge of the steel toe and i have a feeling that the sole will wear slower and more even than my Red Wings because it is made of a rubber like material and not the soft foam like my Red Wing chukkas. These boots literally broke in enough in a few hours and they keep getting more comfortable by the hour. I got home from work today and didn't have the need to immediately take my boots off, they might be as comfortable as my Vans but slightly heavier. Speaking of weight these things aren't too bad. They are about the same weight as my old Red Wing 2595's but are more balanced where as the weight is distributed more evenly throughout the entire boot, instead of in the toe like the RW's. I'm a Carpenter, and if you want heirloom quality tools you buy Lie Neilsen tools, if you want heirloom quality boots get these. My size is 10 D, i wear the same size in Red Wings and they are identical. You will need to buy better laces, the ones that come with the boot don't stay tied and are ridiculously long, as is true for most boots.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2017 by Aaron Aaron
Size: 13 Wide
Color: Tobacco Oil-tanned
This is my 3rd pair: 1 plain toe, 2 protective toe. All of them took no break in, and have worn like iron. Super comfortable from the get go. Construction and quality control are top tier - something Red Wing could only dream about. I have resoled 2 of the pairs already and they are nowhere near needing to be replaced. I work in them every single day. Best thing you can do is have a couple of pairs to rotate and they should last for years and years as long as you're not getting crazy abrasive with the toes... And if you are, just put some protectant on them. First thing I do is put Sno-Seal on them when I get them to keep them waterproof due to my line of work. Highly suggested.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Adrian C. Adrian C.
Size: 11
Color: Crazyhorse
The quality and durability of the boots is way better than all other brands I tried over the past 25 years. The insoles are amazing, but I eventually upgraded to laser made insole. They aren’t packed with stuffed tongue or cover with plastic to protect the leather and the structure of the boot. They are a USA made boot from the 1800s so they are light weight and versatile, with a mail in resole the boots for a more than $100. Has my closet filled with Thorogood that have been resolved. Best Boot for the price and quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Jerma Panda