ReebokMen's Rb409 Sublite Cushion Work Safety Athletic Composite Toe Shoe Black

Good product

Buena compra , seguridad y comodidades

In the last 6 months I have discovered that finding a pair of breathable hard toe shoes, that also are actually wide, and have arch support is apparently to much to ask. I will admit I have an odd size foot at 11.5 4E, I've tried atleast 12 different brands now and to this point these shoes are the only one that comes close to fitting my size. Most notably for me, they have a wide enough toe box that I can walk a lot and not get blisters, note that they are not perfect, however if you need some breathability as well these might be your best bet. I also got the composite toe and it's been light enough not to really notice and does not set off metal detectors.Note: if you have a flat or fallen arch the support may be great for you, that said if you have any arch, or like me have a decent arch you will want to like at getting an insert or additional support. For this reason I've rated it a 4/5 stars, I have worn Reebok shoes before and these by far have the least comfortable insole of any I've worn before. I think it has to do with the materials they used to help them be rated for industrial use, that said I still find it hard to beleive that Reebok would approve a shoe with such a lack of support.Overall, if your looking for a safety she that has a wide toe box, is breathable, and has a composite toe you probably wont find a better option. I recommend using Amazon Wardrobe to try these out, I could not find anyone that had these in stock to try on and out city us a decent size.

The shoes are light weight and seem very well put together, as you'd expect from a major brand like Reebok. I wear a men's 12 or 13 depending on the brand and fit so I went with a 12 as I saw other reviews saying they run a little big. The toe area is wide (I don't have wide feet), of course that has more to do with the safety toe than anything, but the 12s length is still a little big on me too. They're not overly loose or uncomfortably big, just a little extra room than I probably would have chosen had I tried them on in a store, but not enough to justify returning them. They are the most "normal" looking safety toe shoes I've seen and I don't think most people would even notice unless I told them. I'm happy with them and will buy another pair whenever these ones wear out.

i work in the automotive industry as a master tech , those shoes work excellent with my insoles .last in my situation for about 2 1/2 years ( i walk around 17 -21 thousand steps a day on work days , come in contact with different kinds of oil's , coolant , dirt , water . on oil you slip but not as bad as with walmart work shoes , those also didn't last longer then 6 months ... Definity recommend this reebok work boots

I bought these for their ESD properties as I need to be ESD protected while at work. These work great. They read 4/5M ohms each. Could have better arch support. But overall satisfied.

I work in a warehouse part-time 3 nights a week between 4-6 hours per night. I do a ton of walking, getting in and out of a forklift and finally, climbing on freight to strap it in. I bought these shoes the end of April and didn't start wearing them until towards the end of May. It is now the beginning of November.These shoes get 3 stars for 1 major reason. The soles are disintegrating on my shoes. For a 3 day a week part time worker I would have expected these to hold up much better. I have boots that are 4 years old that are still going strong and they are what I wear in the winter at my part time job.The great thing about these shoes is they are light, breathe very well and have the hardened toe. Something that is required by my employer. In fact I had pretty much every supervisor come up to me the first week and talk to me about these shoes because they look like sneakers. I had to show them they were compliant.If Reebok could fix the sole issue these would be a 5 star item.

After years of not buying Reebok shoes I thought I would give them another try. I had Zigs back in the day and loved them, however these shoes showed me why the NHL is working with Adidas now. I have issues with my feet after wearing these poor pieces of junk. The composite toe is awful and rubs on my big toe so I wanted to take the time to let the customers know that these shoes are not good for a job where you are working on concrete all day. I do production work and move around a good amount so I couldn’t imagine using these shoes on a construction site. Spend the extra money and look elsewhere, I have half of mind to return these things but they are dirty so I won’t do that injustice. They’ll be hitting the dumpster once I find something more comfortable that doesn’t rub and hurt my feet. The insoles were shot in three weeks and that’s pretty pathetic since these are $100 shoes.