Oakley Men's Coyote Boot

Extremely light and moderately breathable compared to other boots. They are not your typical ankle length boot meaning they will not prevent a sprained ankle like most boots can if you were to bend your ankle on accident. This is not a design flaw, it’s just not what it was designed to do. It is a lightweight boot.These boots are comfortable and if you pick the right size, your foot won’t slide, even if you order half an inch longer than what you’re used to. That being said, they are fantastic for walking on a trail and they are durable enough for long walks. Good for an urban jungle setting. Just avoid wet environments, they are not as slip resistant as I thought, and they are not waterproof, because they are lightweight. Wet roads, yes. Wet tile floors or any wet smooth surface, no go.They are not meant for cold environments and are not meant for protection meaning that if something lands on your foot, you will feel it! [Side Note]: No steel toe!Although, they make great use for CQC scenarios (Close Quarters Combat). They are light meaning that you won’t have to work that hard to move your feet when performing quick maneuvers like sweeps, kicks, locks, etc., they are nimble and often times in a hand to hand combat scenario, if you can get your foot positioned correctly where it needs to be faster than the opponent can, you have an advantage, and these boots definitely shine in moments like these!They are also really effective when sneaking. They don’t make a sound and their lighter build makes crouching efficient. This is of course, pertaining to an environment that has little obstructions, like an urban setting. Can’t say if they are as effective in the woods or any rural setting for that matter. Mainly due to uneven ground and higher chances of obstructions but I haven’t tried these boots in these environments so be mindful of what the job calls for.[Side Note]: They also make fantastic running boots. If you need to get from point A to B in a short amount of time, these boots are meant for that. So long as it’s not a smooth, wet floor.

These boots have lasted me for over two years of almost daily use. They are comfortable and broke in pretty quick. They are about as light as a tennis shoe and are great for rucking or hiking. My only gripe is that I wish they did a little better in the winter, but that is not what they were designed for. The CIF gortex lined boots should be your go to boots if you're hitting the field in the winter anyway. They fit great, and are a decent deal for how long they last.

Size was accurate.

I bought them for my boyfriend and he is a police officer. Said they are extremely comfortable and not heavy! He said true to size. Quality is nice and lightweight. I didn’t ask him if they were water proof but I believe they are.

Good comfortable boot but the laces are wayyy too long. I have to wrap the laces around my ankle three times before tying the knot and tucking into my boot. Not waterproof in the least, if you walk through damp grass your socks will be wet. They are lightweight office job boot that can do light duty hiking and rucking but would break down quickly if that was a primary function.

Comfy boots! My last pair lasted three years before the sole separated. I have a pair in coyote brown as well. Love em.

They look real good, and are super light weight. with that you lose some comfort with the lightness, however i didn't buy these for comfort more of stealth and lightweight, which is what i think they where made for anyways. Comfort isn't terrible. id buy again and recommend buying them for jobs requiring a lightweight boot maybe forestry or park ranger. i wouldn't recommend them for all day standing on asphalt.

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