Belleville BV505 AMRAP Field Boot, AR 670-1 Compliant Military Boots

If you are looking for a product that meets the military standard. I would definitely buy this boot. This company definitely meets the standard of the u s military. The boot is very comfortable and long lasting.

I have the lightweight version of this boot already and I love it. That version has a very light outsole that wears quickly....but it's like wearing a tennis shoe. Sooo comfortable. This boot is just as comfortable but with a thicker and heavier duty outsole that should last longer. This boot is also has a much denser and thicker upper which is akin to a cold weather boot. It takes more time to break in because it's stiffer and thicker. But a great boot nonetheless. I'd like to see the lightweight version incorporate this heavier duty sole to make it last longer.

Great look and very comfy I would suggest going a half or full size up I’m a size 5 and they were a little snug but overall awesome boots

I was introduced to Belleville while I was in the military as they were unit issued cold weather gear and now they are my go-to brand. They have proven to be extremely tough, durable and comfortable for long days on your feet and every pair of Belleville's I've been issued or purchased myself have been excellent. If you're looking for a great pair of boots for hunting, work, or whatever, take a hard look at Belleville!

The wide option is not very wide. Otherwise a good boot. But if you have wide feet these will squeeze your bones together at the ball of your foot

2025 Update: The boots have stretched out a significant amount without wearing them much, also the excessive padding does limit the ventilation capacity of the footwear leading to them getting stuffy in the summertime in the climates that they're made for. while still extremely cushioning the boots lack necessary support needed for long treks and require aftermarket insoles to compensate. HOWVER the treads are grippy in uneven terrain making for a stable platform to operate the lack of breathability leads to foot odor issues and soaks up too much water without anywhere for it to escape. (original review) Very comfortable and stable boots for long days outside in 90+ degree weather, very good grip and support when climbing loose rocky slopes without being heavy. The extremely light with a cushy midsole and a rugged but flexible tread. The design is rather odd, and clunky. I am not a fan of the overall appearance of the boot but i can overlook that for the simple fact that these boots are extremely comfortable. The only thing in question will be the longevity. I will definitely be putting these to the test next time i go TDY to Fort Liberty (formerly known as Fort Bragg) and get to run alongside soldiers. Final Thoughts: Pros: + Lightweight + Comfortable + Grip + Stability Cons: - Stiff - Clunky - Appearance (2025 update) - support - durability - leather quality - ankle mobility Side Note: Bears a resemblance to the old TR303 Kiowa's from the gray digital ACU days.

Good fit, super comfortable. Great for ruck marches. Good traction, very durable, and within regulation for military uniforms (army).

Probably the first boot I’ve ever put on and never had to break in. Very comfortable. Been a few weeks and still comfortable, no rubbing no blisters nothing. Fit perfect right out the box.