Very comfortable, comparable to my much more expensive boots. Not quite as wide as I thought but they fit fine. Very happy with the purchase.

I have used these boots for about 11 months and they have given the very best service. Extremely comfortable boots and have been pretty durable, have been submerged in water, mud, and concrete and are still giving good service. I have found out that the insoles are the weakest link and they begin to tear up rather quickly. But by far these boots are inexpensive for the quality. Although Rockrooster has changed the soles of their new boots from a crepe and hard sole to just a vibram wedge sole.

So first off I have bought all of the expensive boots $300 timberlands Chippewas and these boots did not last and with a $300 price tag I was very disappointing so first impression of these boots very great quality the most comfortable boots I have ever worn Love the anti-fatigue and saw that they put in them they are so comfortable they have the Vibram soles which the $300 boots also have they come with extra laces and a pair of socks and a pretty cool keychain which is pretty cool and with the warrantee that they offer you really can't beat these boots I will post another review after six months because I will be wearing these every day I am a carpenter so let's see how they hold up but first impression I give these five star probably will be the only boots I ever by now especially at the price you cannot Find a better boot they're honestly better than the $300 boots I've bought very impressed great job rockrooster

Where have these boots been all my life? In a warehouse, I'm doing close to 15,000 steps a shift on polished concrete floors; these boots take the pain away. My knees, hips, back, shoulders, and neck don't ache at the end of my shift. At first and with no cut-out heel, I thought they looked a little gimmicky, but the soul is a 3/4 of an inch thick anti-fatigue mat. They're so soft and they help with my posture. There's an ever-so-slight downward slope inside the shoe, your foot isn't exactly parallel to the floor, and this prevents my knees from locking and slightly rolls my hips forward which aligns my spine and further dampens the concrete floors toll on my body. Also, I've stepped in liquid soap and oil without trouble. Most 'non-slip' soles will have some give on slippery surfaces and before they connect, but these are the first true 'non-slip' soles I've ever come across. No give at all, just grip. Grip for days. Did I mention my coworkers love their looks? They're quite fashionable (trendy) with their light treads contrasting with their darker uppers. I was concerned with keeping them clean and bright, but they wipe off easily. The leather is good, thick, and textured. The laces are just the right length - no floppy bunny ears. The fit is amazing. From years of being barefoot and standing most of my day I've got what I like to call duck-feet. The wide version of these gives my feet a good amount of room to flatten throughout the day, but isn't so roomy that I'm rubbing holes through my socks. It's about as good of a fit as I've ever come across. They have what I would describe as a 'sturdy toe'. Its not a safety shoe but I'll stand up to and take a beating all while keeping you toes happy. If you can get over the brand name, you wont be disappointed.

Most people that had problems with this boot, simply bought the wrong size. Based on the manufacturer recommendation, I got a half size smaller than my usual boot size. Most comfortable boot I've ever had, and had zero break in. If your diabetic and work on your feet, you should definitely look in to these.
Update a little over a year later, soles and uppers are still in great shape other than a few scuffs from them scraping across pavement while working on my jeep.