Airwalk Men's Composite Toe Deuce Industrial Shoe

these are awesome. i used to wear big heavy boots to work, but these are like wearing skate shoes. very light. i wore them for a year and still in good shape.

Nice comfortable shoes. Good price for $120, but I got one for $89. For that price, it's a no-brainer. Most comfortable workshops I've ever worn.

I absolutely love these boots. They are really light and comfortable. I don't have all the feet and knee pain after working long days with these. Fit great and seem to have great slip resistance. The only bad thing i can say about these is the heel seems to wear quicker. I would still purchase these again

Clean look with the classic Airwalk style. Nostalgia from the 90s led me to these shoes but after working in them for a week I’m pleased with my choice.Comfortable right out of the box; I haven’t yet put insoles in and I haven’t experienced any fatigue out of the box yet.If you want a nice hybrid of a boot and shoe for work (which is what I prefer for doing auto or factory work), this is a great choice and deal. $80 or so after coupon had me very pleased with my purchase.Only complaints have to do with a bit of quality issues but nothing that can’t be solved with a lighter and/or Dritz Fray Check and a little optimism 😉. See pictures for an example of the fraying where material was cut and bonded. Nothing too bad.They look great!

Great shoes

Poorly made for the money. I didn’t even try them on. Threads were already falling out when unpacking from the box. I can’t imagine these lasting more than a few weeks. Now I know why they sell Airwalks at Walmart.

Sadly I have wide feet. I have used Sketchers with composite toe with the x-wide size and they are al little narrow (have used the same type for 6 years).Now I wanted something in xx-wide width. Sadly these Airwalk are narrower than the x-wide Sketchers.The overall build quality seems very good.I returned them

Had these for about 2 weeks and i do believe they are the most comfortable and nicest looking work shoes ive ever worn. My job gives me a $600 boot allowance and so ive been able to really try out a lot of different work boots/shoes out there from sketchers to redwings and everything inbetween. Most of the wear and tear I put on them is just from constantly moving around in them in different environments. They've got good toe space and grip for all the pivoting movements i make. They do soak up water like a sponge but im not in wet areas a lot.Bottom line, they look nice and dont hurt to wear while doing a good job at protecting my feet.