CATMen's Streamline Composite Toe Construction Shoe

These are great work shoes. Light and comfortable with a composite material protective toe. Not a metal toe, but then the shoe is surprisingly light and comfortable to wear for long periods. I tried on a lot of boots before selecting these, and I am very satisfied with the choice. One thing: For some reason, the description of the shoe, if you select the gray/black coloration, is described as a "running shoe". Don't get that at all.... this is a work shoe, light weight, but a work shoe ntl. Of course, selecting the gray/black color scheme also generated a price-savings of fully $45, which I happily took.

Best steel toe shoes ever boughtThey look nice feel good and is made very well with quality double stitching all the way aroundYou can tell they are very durable as they are stiff out the box but break in after 4 daysThrow in some dr scholls and you have an awesome work shoe

Very comfortable shoe. I wear a 14 and have a fairly narrow foot and this shoe is still a bit narrow due to the composite toe. If this came in a 14.5 it would have been more apropos for my foot. The slip resistance is not up to restaraunt standards, when on a wet tile floor the shoes will slip more then my previous Reebok's. They were however a great color which makes them not look like crappy restaraunt shoes, and the comfort level makes the slippery part bareable. These shoes are *very* grippy on dry surfaces.

Takes all of 2 minutes to break these in. Wore them while working at an airport and they stood up to the test. Between using them to reel up fuel hoses to getting Jet A and low lead fuel on them, they were amazing! You are definitely getting teased for the color. You get the last laugh however since these are super comfy! When they say they are wide width, they don't lie! Only shoe I didn't bust the side seam on. Only reason I returned them is because I switched jobs. May just reorder them for when I work on stuff around the house that should have that kind of protection.

I’m a female engineer who got tired of the constant wearing of traditional safety boots in the workshop and changing at the close of day to “regular” sneakers. Upon careful search I decided to get these safety boots and I have realllly worn these, it should be running from me any time I’m getting close to it to wear, if it had legs. I’ve worn these for not less than 1.5 years and daily during my 5 weeks shifts, it only rests during my 3 weeks off shifts and there is no sign of wear or tear. Should it finally give up on me, though I don’t see it happening soon, I’d buy the same again

These shoes tend to feel too small to me in the width department. Length feels fine. I originally tried on a regular and couldn't get my feet in to them. I then ordered a wide version and they do fit better, but I have to wear a thin dress type sock with them. Anything thicker and I feel like my feet are suffocating.What I do love about these shoes is they are very light compared to many other shoes and boots I've worn. I feel if they were a little bit wider, I would absolutely love them, but I already have the widest they make. I also like the look and the styling of them.What I don't like is what I stated above, they seem too narrow, even the wide versons. Also, they state they are a slip resistant sole. Compared to a many other pairs of shoes and boots I've worn over the past 30 years in my profession, they fail in that category. I work on military aircraft so I am always walking on hydraulic fluid, oils, grease, and jet fuel and I would claim they are not very slip resistant.Now, my biggest complaint with my pair of these shoes in the composite toe in my left shoe. It feels like when it was manufactured it was installed cocked or something. It crowds my big toe and makes the shoe uncomfortable to wear. I would have sent them back because of it, but at the time I really needed a new pair of shoes for work. Ironically, because I was wearing a pair of Keens and they were the opposite and crowding my pinky toe so much so it created a sore to the point I couldn't wear them any more. The Keens and these Cats are the only two pairs that I have ever had that have created this type of problem.But I do still like these shoes. Would I buy again, I don't know. They are holding up good so far, I've had them for about 4 months. If you buy them, it would be better to buy in a store so you can try them on, but the prices are way better on Amazon. I paid around $66 for them here, but my local Sears were selling these for over $120. Hope this helps some.

Dislike there no metal or plastic ilets for laces ripped though material when pulling laces tight. Other than that had them for 1 year 12 hour shifts on my feet all day with gear on. they are comfortable get your normal size they fit fine. A friend accidentally ordered the wrong size sent them back got right size that week no problems. I have to go through security every day these do not go off in metal detectors. They are very breathable, but suck in the winter my feet were so cold other than that good shoe just needs extra stitching for laces not to eat though the material when pulling tight. also laces un lase alot you have to double knot them nk big deal.

I've had a chance to wear these boots for a few months and am surprised my feet haven't fallen off. The boots are EXTREMELY uncomfortable. CAT engines are made to last and great but this boot is heinous. They are poorly made and the steel toe makes it worse. My poor toes, and heels. I am considering taking a loss and just throwing them out.