Himalayan 1120, Men’s SRC Safety Boots, Black (Black 002), 9 (43 EU)

These seem good quality. The problem that I usually have with modern work boots is that the sole of the boot is often soft spongy rubber encapsulated in a rubber skin. When they're new, great, but as the thin rubber skin wears, a tiny hole or cut appears, and then if its raining, the soft sponge soaks in water, and it stays wet.This can happen after only 4 weeks from new, if you've trodden on a sharp stone.These boots APPEAR to have a solid sole - result!

i wore this make of boots for many years, so I decided to spend a bit more money as the ones I have been getting didn't last. To my surprise they turned out to be cheaper, that is a win win

I've tried a LOT of different brands of work boots over the years, from the cheap as chips to the grossly over-priced. These boots share many of the features of the more premium (and expensive) boots but at a fraction of the price. They were a bit tight over the top of the foot above the toes as many boots are, but after an hour they broke in and are now extremely comfortable. The laces don't last long, but the boots themselves do.

The break in period was very harsh (get a thick pair of socks!)However, once broken in, they're very comfortable.Not heavy for a safety boot. Add a bit of polish and they look good as well