Scruffs Men's Gravity Rigger Boots, Brown/Tan, 7 UK

I've had these for about 4 or 5 weeks only but worn them for up to three hours at a time. I use them for general home gardening work so they're not put to the same type of use that a construction worker would experience. I chose a size higher than my usual shoes size to accommodate thicker socks, if necessary, and to ais getting them on and off quickly, something not possible with my old army boots.The quality of manufacture is good with thick leather used and tidy stitching throughout. Soles are sturdy and there is protection to the toes. I would give them 5 stars but haven't, only because it's too soon to see how they manage after a few year's use. So far, I'm very pleased with them!

I have had these boots for 2 months now. Used for winter walks in wet and snowy weather etc., as I prefer a pull on boot. Appear to be very good value for money but I am not using them as a work boot.

I am female and wear a size 7 in a ladies shoe. I bought these boots in size 7 and they are roomy. Two pairs of thick socks sorted that. Once worn for a few hours the stiffness of the boot leg softened and they are now pretty comfortable. I’ll only wear them infrequently for building site visits and gardening. Not sure how they would be if I had to wear them all day. Only worn twice so far so can’t comment on how long they will last. Perfect for me and what I need then for.

Very comfortable and warm

Solid, comfortable. Good stable soles. Good grip. Good material.Good foot support. Although for me there's movement from my heels in these boots. It'll wear a hole in the lining soon enough. Some sort of guard against this is currently being sought.I went for a 12, as I'm usually an extra wide 10.5 - 11 UK. And although these are ment to be UK they would been too snug going for my normal size.That said, I'm impressed by the boot. Easy to slip into. And comfortable to actually walk distances in too, rare for these style of boots.

Moved to Devon in Nov 2020 and have lived in these ever since.Totally waterproof, well insulated and super thick leather make them the perfect boot for the rural environment.I no longer need to wear my Sorel Caribou boots or wellies.Probably wouldn't drive in them as the steel foot plates would restrict movement.If you live in wet, cold conditions these are perfect.And cheap.

The insole is a bit thin and when removing the boot it gathers so will probably replace it soon.The fit is good and the price I payed was reasonable.Its early days but at this time I'd be happy to purchase again. I don't know how long they'll keep water resistant but I'll keep them waxed , which will hopefully keep my feet dry for some time yet.

My loves the boots very comfy