Men's Overpass Composite Toe Waterproof Work Boots

This pair of boots has been so far the second finest pair of boots I have owned in my 50 years as a tradesman. The finest were the exact same model but bought from Wolverine as they couldn't be found on Amazon. I worked for a lumber mill in North Idaho and during that time there was a lot of work done on walkways made of expanded metal, lots of water and mud and lots of ice and snow. After three years the soles were worn only half way and still very secure to the boot and the boots were still water tight. The lace eyes are made of plastic and the laces never wore through, the laces never broke either. The boots have a good heal, a necessity for climbing ladders with ice built up on the rungs. The only downfall is the inside padding wore out and I didn't notice till my feet began to hurt. Pretty good for the price. By the way, they wore like a tennis shoe since the very first day on both the old pair and the new pair.

I have worn Wolverine boots now for over 30+ years.. One of the Best looking Wolverine boot to date.. Very comfortable and light weight. 100% waterproof and slip resistant. I have worn in a industrial setting for over 2 months now with no issues to the material or stitching of the boots. Great value for the money. Size was spot on. I would highly recomend these boots and will be buying again.

I've purchased about 8 work boots from wolverine, by far the best work boots, extremely comfortable and durable

I've run through so many work boots on the job and most only last me around 3-4 months, but my first pair of Wolverines lasted me over a year and I loved them, so I bought these as the next replacement - and I do like them, they're very comfortable for the most part, and honestly feel like sneakers, but I swear they're not true to size. I wear a 13 and received a 13, but after 3 days, my feet are torn up - it's like they're a half inch longer than they should be. My toes keep catching on the steel plate and by day 3 it was really driving me crazy. It hurt enough by the 10th hour of day 3 that I had to really pay attention to how I was walking, and they've ripped a hole in every sock all 3 days.

Great boots, have held up for months and still look brand new wearing them 10 hours a day 6 days a week. Super comfortable right out of the box and super durable. Definitely buy a size up I'm glad I did!

First the negatives, the label inside the tongue is plastic instead of cloth like most decent boots. The side material that attached the tongue to the boot would be perfect if it was slightly higher. They're not very extra wide. Now the positives, They are waterproof and are keeping my feet dry and warm enough with a basic pair of socks. I expect them to be a one winter boot. Good laces, and the nobs you put your laces through are properly positioned for a good snug fit. The toes are tough enough that when I kicked ice off a vehicle by the wheel well, it didn't tear or scuff at -18º. I went through 4 pairs of other brands, including expensive ones to find these will work. I've had better boots, but had to pay more. I'm happy with what I paid for what I got, so much so that I bought 6 pair, so I'm good for this winter and the next 5 winters. I'm tired of companies making something decent and then changing it the next year. That's why I stocked up. I double knot the laces and have them on all day and the ranch isn't destroying them right off like some boots. They have a pretty good grip even on slick surfaces. As long as my feet stay dry, they stay warm with basic jock socks. I'm happy. Update 2/19- The stitching isn't holding up and I haven't used them rough. It's unraveling opposite of the orange insignia where the black meets the leather. Either the thread is cheap and or any glue/sealant used simply isn't holding and it's separating. One and 1/2 months and the boots are coming apart. The rest of the boot is fine but snow melts and goes into the boot. It's Literally right where the bottom lace eyelets are and your foot bends. It's past where I can return them without getting spanked so I figure I have to raise Cain with Wolverine. I have 6 pairs of these as I wanted to be set for a few years and didn't anticipate this happening. This is a fatal flaw in the boot construction. They should be glued at this part of the boot and a better thread used in case the stitching fails. Now I'm Bummed. I ordered these on Dec 31, 2020 when the worst of winter was over. This BITES. 3rd Update: It's Oct 15,2021. The patch I made with silicone held up where the thread came out. These boots have taken a beating and my feet only got wet when snow or water came over the top. They have worn like iron and we've just had 3 days of snow and mud. It's all white and wet outside. My feet are still dry and warm with just a pair of athletic socks. I wore them in the summer when I had to be in wet pastures and my feet stayed dry. The soles have help up tremendously well and so have the toes. While they're heavier than some other boots out there, they have held up well. I'm surprised they held up as well as they have. The shank hasn't broken like they did in Danner boots and they have Keen boots beat by a mile. Where the stitching came loose and I applied a small silicone patch, never got any worse. One thing I did right at the start was use one entire can of silicone on both boots as I do all my boots. WHile not looking as good as some might like, they took a licking and I kept on kicking in them to get mud and such to release from the soles. Best boots for durability I've had in a long time. My feet did get some heat rash on them in the summer because they're sealed so well. I can't believe I'm headed into another winter with them.

Depending on your use, you might really like these. We wanted to - they’re comfortable, reasonably durable & attractive. I got these for my husband about a month ago. We have an animal sanctuary, we’re both outside all day, doing various activities from light to intense, on varying types of terrain - plus, it’s been a VERY wet, muddy spring. I, personally, change out my shoes several times a day, but he’s not interested in doing that - so, we’re constantly on the hunt for one high quality, versatile work boot that holds up to the demands of our lifestyle. In fairness, it’s a tall order & we have yet to find “the one”. These aren’t it, but they’re not bad. As far as comfort goes, these are in the top tier - much higher quality than most in that department. They’re also legitimately water proof & the area around the tongue is secure - nothing gets in from there. The outer material, the soles & the stitching are all solid. However, the main issue is that the height is weird. My husband is about 6’ - but I don’t think that particularly matters in this case. The tops end about an inch above the ankle & push up the bottom of a pant leg, while also being too short to securely tuck it in either. We’ve tried multiple pants & these boots push ALL of them up into a precarious position that leaves the top of the boot exposed - particularly the front - & that’s how the water, hay, muck, bedding (even an egg) gets in. It’s also impossible to lace the tops tightly enough to prevent this, so has quite an impressive collection of various debris around his ankles by the time he comes in for the day. In summary, if you’re looking for more of a light duty boot, you’re not going to be wearing them in an environment with much of anything swirling around you from above & you don’t mind your pants riding up at the bottom, these are great. We’re going to keep looking.

I've been wearing the Wolverine Overpass 6" Mid Composite Toe Waterproof Work Boot for almost a year now, clocking in around 330 days of all-day wear, and I have to say, these boots have exceeded my expectations. Durability: These boots have held up impressively well, even after nearly a year of daily use. The leather still looks decent, and there are no major signs of wear and tear. The composite toe has been a lifesaver in tough work environments, providing solid protection without the added weight of a steel toe. The waterproof feature has also been reliable, keeping my feet dry in wet conditions. Comfort: One of the standout features is the comfort. Even after wearing them for long shifts, my feet don't feel fatigued. The boots have a well-cushioned insole that provides excellent support, and the flexibility in the sole makes it easy to move around, whether I'm climbing ladders or walking on uneven terrain. Fit and Functionality: The fit was true to size, and they broke in quickly without any blisters or discomfort. The boots provide good ankle support, which is important when working in rough environments. The traction is also solid, giving me confidence when working on slippery surfaces. Conclusion: Overall, the Wolverine Overpass 6" Mid Composite Toe Waterproof Work Boot is a fantastic investment for anyone who needs a reliable, comfortable, and durable work boot. After nearly a year of heavy use, they still look and perform great. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of a quality work boot that can handle tough conditions.

Excelentes botas haber como me aguantan

Escogí estas botas debido a las reseñas, pero tienen apenas los 4 meses de uso y ya se abrieron, ya tengo que tirarlas y comprar otras, ni siquiera me duraron 1 año! Jamás vuelvo a comprar esta marca, no sirve, no las recomiendo, que lastima, he comprado botas que no pasan de los 50 dólares y me han durado 1 año… Nada recomendables

I felt uncomfortable due to the shoe's weight. The foam inside is okay but above all it's weight is not good if you do for a walk in a distance.

Super fit & super comfortable. Worn 10hrs per day without issue.

Ni si quera me las puesto , hay que devolverlas :((