NORTIV 8 Men's Tactical Hiking Boots Lightweight Cushion

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  j bates

  24 de agosto de 2026

  Great value

  Very comfortable for standing and walking at work. I typically wear size 11.5 to 12 wide, but since they didn’t have half sizes, I ordered a 12. The toe box is very wide, so I’m glad I didn’t order the “wide”. The 12 fits ok with thicker socks. For the money, an incredible value. I’ve had much more expensive boots that were not as comfortable. Relatively light and nice looking boot. I’ve only had them for a few weeks, so I can’t speak to how durable they are. So far I’m very pleased with this purchase.Ver másVer menos

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  Dax

  15 de agosto de 2026

  Great Duty Boots

  Great pair of Duty boots. Purchased Wide and it is Wide, not pinching and has a super roomy toe box. Great for long work days and remains comforting for 16 ÷ hour shifts. The price is right and keeps feet super comfy. I usually have problems with boots with zippers, but this zipper disappears until it's time to use, making it super easy for getting in and out of the boots. So far , so good , let's see how long they last.Ver másVer menos

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  S M

  28 de febrero de 2026

  Great value, very lightweight, seem durable

  Bought these for work. For context, I normally can't wear most boots for extended periods of time. I have super high arches, EE width feet, and even $200-$400 boots have absolutely murdered my feet.That being said, the first thing I'm going to mention is the Nortiv insoles. They have a little bit of arch support, but not a lot, and they're pretty thin. Might work fine for people with normal feet, not so much for someone like me. Granted, because I'm aware of this, it's not something I can dock the product for. Nobody builds shoes right out of the gate for people with feet like mine, we have to use aftermarket or custom insoles. I prompty inserted my pair of high-arch Valsoles.I work 12 hour shifts, majority of which is on my feet and moving, and can encounter a variety of slippery floors and water. My first day with these, my feet hurt, but I chalked that up to a lack of proper break in. I'd recommend taking these for a good long stroll to loosen them up a little. The second day I wore them went a lot more smoothly. Only minor discomfort by the end of the day, but nothing compared to a lot of other footwear I've tried.I wouldn't describe them as "walking on a cloud", but it also doesn't feel like walking on straight concrete which I get with brands like Timberland. It's a reasonable compromise of protection and comfort. The height is enough to fully protect the ankle but doesn't extend too much higher, which is nice for comfort (and sock choice.) The exterior material is tough but breathable, I wouldn't use these in extreme winter weather over extended periods of time but I did use them with some wool socks for shoveling snow the other day without issue. My feet remained warm and dry. I believe they're breathable enough to be passable in warmer weather.I think the best way to describe how they deal with water is "water resistant", not completely waterproof. Walking through light puddles is nothing, light rain or snow not an issue either, but I wouldn't completely submerge them. Perfectly fine for 95% of use cases I'd imagine. A little waterproofing spray could take that resistance up a notch if needed.The slip resistance is average. Some of my work environments can be quite slippery and I need to watch my steps at those times. This might improve a bit with some more break in as the bottom of the soles get scuffed up a little.The biggest pro for these is the weight. For a full-soled boot that offers ankle protection, they are LIGHT. I'd wager you can't find another pair lighter than these, especially at this price point. They won't tire you out nearly as much as a lot of other brands and styles, which is a huge advantage.One very minor thing: if you make a lot of awkward movements in these, the zipper may loosen a bit on its own. Not a big deal, just something to be aware of. I haven't found the zipper to be an issue otherwise.I think these are great value for the money, and I'm happy I bought them.

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• H

  Hardworking man

  14 de septiembre de 2026

  Great buy, very comfortable sole

  These are great.I usually go through them every couple years- daily use, approx 8-10miles 5days a week.This pair feel much cushier. I have been buying Nortiv for years, I think this is my 5th or 6th pair. Very pleased with each one. The zipper has lasted, but the inner flap behind the zipper gets a little stressed, i think its thin vinyl. But, this boot lasts, longer than the other footware I wear i have worn on the job. I think I would tear through 4 pairs of brooks shoes, the only other that I have found to be usable for my foot problems.Ver másVer menos
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  LnBG

  8 de septiembre de 2026

  great boot eliminated my foot pain but could use a better zipper

  I have plantar fasciitis one foot, nerve pain under the ball of the other foot. Had some Hokas, which were great but they are expensive for something that wears out fairly fast. I tried these, along with an OTC orthotic suited to my feet. They are slightly firmer for better support than the Hokas but still very cushiony. No foot pain. Ive worked them hard nearly every day over the last three+ months. Holding up well. The only thing I wish they had was a more robust side zipper like one might see in a higher end tactical boot. It hasn't broken, but I don't risk breaking it by using the zipper solely for taking them on/off for fear of stressing/breaking the zipper. I liked them so much I bought two additional pair to keep on hand.Ver másVer menos

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• C

  Chester Caton

  22 de mayo de 2026

  More comfort than I have felt in a long time.

  Lately I have been having a problem finding a pair of shoes that fit. My 5.11 tac boots are just plain worn out, the soles have been glued back on and I have put two sets of insoles in them, so now they are lawn mower use shoes. I figured I would order a pair from amazon, but when I get them the toe is too tight, so I return them and get a wide pair. Again the toe is too tight? It looked like they had just widened the tread and put some weird tilt on the toe. It looked like a platypus foot, so I went up a size and wider, same thing.,NEXT.As soon as I put these things on my feet and set the laces, I could feel nothing but form and cushion. They just seem too mold to your foot, my red wings I brought 30 years ago may have felt as good but I know I paid $175-200 30 years ago (they are still here though) and they weren't as light. Even though they may be light as a running shoe they are good, they are not hot weather boots. There isn't any lightweight mesh across the arch and toe which does make them more cooler weather or duty use.One thing I did not like and was kind of misleading, was that on the zipper opening there is a folded rubber enclosure that you must spread to put your foot in. This kind of gives one the misconception that they are water proof, they are not. Plus the rubber thing gets in the way while putting your foot in, then when you pull the zipper up it can get stuck in the zipper itself. It wasn't enough to take a star away, but it made it close when that zipper gets stuck.One other thing is that they do have a very aggressive tread, I noticed this trying to step on a spider, it looked like I was trying to dance a two-step, but I got em".Yes I would buy these again, and if they hold up for the next month or two I will look at their light weight/athletic shoes.Ver másVer menos

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