I brought these shoes for work a month ago. they look good and feel great. Going to buy a black pair.

I loved the look of these boots the second they came out of the box. Until the leather loosens up, they will be very snug when you first put them on. But after the break-in period, they are a really comfortable and despite the weight, they don't feel like a heavy shoe. I've swapped these out for my running shoes as my go to shoe. Granted, you'll find higher end shoes that might be better, but for the price and craftsmanship, these Georgia Boots are amazing

My husband discovered these boots while we were living in WA State, He decided they would be good for our son who is a home builder. We have been buying him a new pair almost every year for at least 15 years now, he just rotates the old ones for work and uses the new ones for "good" He loves them, they are easy off and on, keep his feet dry and are comfortable. When we got him his first pair we got them for our daughter-in-law and each of us. My husband is on his 2nd pair and we all enjoy them

These are my slippers. I work for a western retail store and I have to wear my western boots every day. But when I am at home these were my go to's (I have switched to the wedge sole). Very comfortable and affordable. The leather holds up well under all moderate conditions. Oil the leather to keep the uppers healthy. My only gripe is they get a bit slippery. They are not a slip resistant boot so be careful on polished concrete and wet asphalt. The sole wears quickly (a bit less than a year) but they are only $85. Also the only break in they need is the elastic around the ankle. If you have a wide foot it will be difficult to get your foot into this boot but once the elastic breaks in (a few days) they are a great boot.

these boots are great they feel and look like normal work boots but are lighter. I work as contractor handyman and go in a lot of nice homes and sometimes I have to remove my boots with the slip on it makes my life so much easier. to take off and on. The souls go out about every two years but boot itself is still intact. I never ever had any tears or boots ever fall part like work boots I use to buy from other store. I highly recommend this boots.

When Danner quit making there Romeo show, I had to look elsewhere. I am impressed with the quality of the Georgia Romeo, the rubber around the top of the sole and bottom of the leather is smart move. The leather is thick which takes a little longer to wear in but should last a long time. My last Danner Romeo's were on their fourth sole, so I tend to keep shoes for a while. In quality I would have to say Georgia Boot absolutely CRUSHES Danner for the Romeo style show, and this from a Danner fan boy. My one complaint is the horrible traction. These are supposed to be a work shoe but the traction is so minimal that I would never use it for real construction type work. On snow and ice you had need to have either a good will or good health insurance. If the sole is wet and you step on tile or another hard slick surface maintaining your balance requires you to complete a short program that would gain you a 9.7 from Olympic skating judges. A company makes a really nice product and skimps out on the traction? Doesn't make much sense. Shoes are three weeks old and I am already thinking about having them resoled. If these had traction I would have to say they are the pinnacle of the Romeo design. But what good is a show that is of the highest quality, looks great and fits excellent if you cannot maintain traction? I would have given it five stars with a different sole.

I have owned a pair of these for two weeks or so. I have worn them to work every day for 9 hours or so and a little on the weekends in an attempt to break them in. After two weeks of coming home every day with aching feet, I am giving up on these. I am hoping Georgia will take them off my hands. I really like the look, build quality, and the way they protect my feet (which is why I gave 2 stars) and was really trying to like them. But alas, I must say that these are the most uncomfortable shoe I can remember ever owning.

I bought these work shoes as they advertise "the most comfortable work shoe/boot." I've been wearing mine for almost 3 weeks and my feet are not happy with the shoe. I'm praying that they are hard to break in, but for the most part I'm not happy with the purchase! But got to say they are good looking, and built to last! I just they were more comfortable? I might try another boot!

The materials and construction of these shoes are fantastic. The design could be a bit broader on its preferred customer. For example, I have a high instep so a shoe with a small foot opening is problematic, especially when the elastic between the tongue and rear upper Is so Firm. Id love to try a model like these with a wider cut in the foot hole. I contemplated having a local cobbler rebuild the upper.

I wore lace up combat and work boots for, well I'm 64 and these are the first pull on boots. I always choose lace ups because I like them tight fit. But they require lacing I got them because I was recovering from my 3rd back surgery and lacing was difficult. I knew Georgia makes a good boot and looked at these. I really like the style. I wear them daily. I have a small backyard farm with chickens and a garden. These boots are the best. Water proof and very easy to clean. They polish up good too.