Best boot I’ve owned for being in the woods in the winter,great traction,hold up to getting wet and dry on dryer daily.very comfortable as well.red wings have nothing to compare.never quite making these and feel free to send me a coupon for my next pair

I work in the garbage industry and my boots take a beating. I have owner three pairs of these and all have lasted more than a year. I bought two pair that I rotate last November and they still are water proof and look good.

This boot was extremely comfortable in the sole, and the uppers were very padded and seemed to be a breathable material. I returned them over another pair due to a spot under the tongue that dug into my lower ankle. I believe this probably would have broken in and softened up. This boot is also pretty blockly and large compared to non-logger style work boots of the same size.

My husband works as as concrete finisher, and has purchased nothing but Georgia Boots over his career. He decide to upgrade from his typical purchase and get the comfort core work boots. These boots say they are waterproof unfortunately that is not the case, we spent a typical Washington day in our backyard putting up fencing and his boots were soaked after 6 hours. We are very disappointed in this purchase due to living in Washington where it rains 9 months out of the year, and cold / wet feet are not fun to work with.

Living in the PNW, I know I need a waterproof boot. I bought a pair of this from a store less than a month ago. The seems have started leaking. I went back to the store, who was more than happy to replace them, however, all the stock in the 3 stores have extra material. This is at the top of the toe, near the steel toe area.

I bought these boots to try something different from What I normally buy. They are comfortable but I've had them for barely 3 months they only started absorbing the water like 1 week ago and I hate working with wet feet especially where I live cause right now it's barely above 0 degrees out side

very pleased with this boot. my only complaint is, why is it so hard to get a wedge soul, safety toe, waterproof boot. the logger souls have heels and causes back pain and discomfort.

great boot easy to break in so far feet stay dry

These boots have lasted me the longest than any other boot I've tried. Im constantly in water and wear boots rough quick so these stand up pretty well.

Love Georgia Boots for my kind of work, comfortable and give support all day long

This is my third pair and the last two pair the second from the tow the seam comes apart after a year other than that really good

I'm on my second pair of these boots as the first were replaced because they leaked allowing water to get in. these boots are comfortable after breaking, but the souls crack and start to fall about at about the 4 month mark. I work as a sprinkler fitter in wood construction that is wet majority of the year. There's no substantial influence for the drying and cracking such as concrete or excessive heat/sun. I always treat my boots leather. I hate to say it but for the price these boots are not worth the money.

Like the sole, insole is really nice, and the boots seem to be water proof so far. The tongue is a lot darker than the boot so they really don't look good without the tassels, and the boots lace up to wide. Boots seem to be sturdy but there are way more comfortable better looking boots on the market. Not really unhappy but wouldn't buy them again.

Very comfortable boot. But a few weeks after wearing them one started to get damp inside. The soles started to show signs of separation a month after purchase and continued to worsen. I'm not out pulling rigging but I am in the brush a little and running equipment. Should hold up longer than that.

First off I will say these are a great and reliable boot. They do however take forever to break in but once you get past the break in stage they are a lot better. I do wish they made them in a black color and without composite toe. I only buy Georgia boots with the counter lock because they don’t cause blisters or chaffing during the break in period.

Finally got them and am very happy to have comfort cores back. They feel like tennis shoe's. Although like with any boot the laces don't hold up to welding sparks.

I've had these only about a month but so far no complaints. I am in the tree industry, so I'm not easy on my feet.Probably the best water proofing on a pair of boots, comfortable,durable. Georgia hit the mark with these.

I have owned several pairs of Georgia boot over the years. Up until this point they have been great. Not the case with these boots. Not even 6 months and the heel support is shot and the rubber on back has split across the top. These boots look more worn than the two year old boots I replaced with them. I think they do have a warranty but these boots are not with the cost of shipping. These are Walmart quality at three times the price

I went through 2 pairs in 3 months third time switched to danner because the rubber part on thr heal backing teared at the seem to the leather causing a big whole to the inside of the boot