Seeley II

These shoes are comfortable enough and work well for light boots, definitely heavier than running shoes. My complaint is that the deep, uniform-width tread gets loaded up with all sorts of pebbles, twigs and grasses. It manages to hold onto them for a very long time, only to scatter them around once inside the house. Picking out all the debris is a real time sink. They are much worse in this regard than any other shoe I've owned.

I drive heavy trucks doing P&D work. I have tried every shoe out there since I’ve been working for the last 50 yrs. Starting my 74th year, and this is the best , best , shoe I have found .I’m purchasing a second pair.

I work in a warehouse and am constantly on my feet. I like that they don’t look like work safety boots. I will say I feel like these insole are cheap foam. I replaced them immediately. Have held up nice so far.

This is the 2nd pair of Propet shoes I've owned. While I'm not a big fan of the fact the inside cloth liner around the heel wears out quickly, thus wearing holes in my socks, these are very good shoes with respect to the price paid, & they don't require a long break-in time before they are comfortable to wear. I go through shoes about every 6 mos., & I cannot justify paying more than $80 for ANY pair of shoes, knowing how long they'll really last (4 - 7 mos.). I ordered a 1/2 size longer to accommodate room for my toes under the safety cap w/o binding, & while I thought I could get a 4E width, these were 5E, which is just fine; most all shoes tend to run narrower than advertised anyway. There is not a lot of arch, heel, or planar support, but a good pair of orthotic insoles helps with that. I work in the receiving area of a lg. volume grocery store, oft times in & out of coolers & freezers, so the anti-slip soles & water resistance aspects of these shoes help. I wear 2 prs. of socks for both warmth & support. The laces tie & untie easily, & they're not too long or too short (long enough for double knots, but don't hang over the shoes as I move). Over time, the eyelets for the shoe laces pop out, having not been very well glued in, but that's a minor issue, providing there are no tears in the upper, & the holes through the laces are strung remain intact. These shoes would not necessarily be acceptable for heavy industrial environments, but for my purposes, they work acceptably well, & the price is reasonable.