Rocky Coronado Chukka Boot

Bought a while ago. Use them for riding (motorcycle). Keep feet cooler in the hot weather and dry up pretty quick after a rain. The two tabs on the tongue to hold the laces ripped off within the first month. Really my only complaint. Could have been made of a stronger material and double stitched.

I love these boots & will likely get another pair once these wear out. I describe them as the offspring of the standard issue US Army summer boot (one of my favorite boots, which I think are Rocky's as well) & a pair of high top converse shoes. For the most part, I live year-round in the BWCA/Superior National Forest & they are great for traversing portages between lakes/rivers. I have the low cut version (RKC 150) for my dry/camp shoes. Between the two, they've been my daily drivers for about a year now & they've held up quite well. As others have noted, I too have a spot of excessive wear in the material between the reinforced toe & the webbing on the interior side of one boot (only reason for the loss of a star as this wear became evident last year though it hasn't progressed too much over time & I'll find a way to patch it if/when necessary). I used to use hiking sandals, such as Keen's, though I'll never go back after using these boots as not getting rocks in my shoes & mosquitos biting my ankles is a joy. They dry quickly, usually almost completely overnight, & they pack well. The stitched sole was a big selling point for me, as my previous hiking shoes & sandals from Keens had their glued together pieces peeling off within a year.