Under Armour mens Micro G Valsetz Zip

I've always been a fan of under armor tactical boots while on patrol, but these boots have proven to be my favorite.They don't require a lot of break in time, they stay comfortable through a 12 hour shift and they last me roughly two years at a time, which says a lot, because I usually go through boots every six months.They're relatively inexpensive and you definitely get your money's worth. They're true to size and they are in fact slip resistant as advertised.They do a great job of keeping your feet well protected while wearing them, they're lightweight, have a sturdy side zipper, and they function exactly as they advertise.All-in-all, these are a great pair of tactical boots that last for a long time and I will continue to buy them in the future. I hope this helps anyone who's looking to purchase these in the future.

The boots are extremely comfortable, and they are also probably the most quiet you’re ever going to getThey have a very slick, modern tactical design that is suitable for security and policeThey’re very durable and flexible and allow you to breathe.Keep in mind that they are not very water resistant so you will get water inside of your boots if you step in deep water. They are probably the quietest shoes I’ve ever worn as I can walk around for miles each day and very rarely if ever make any noise. So far, I have really put them to the test and they have been a very high-quality product.Considering the low price, I would consider these to be probably some of the best combat boots you’ll ever own

I work 24 hour shifts in the EMS industry and needless to say, I'm on my feet a bunch and hard on boots. I've bought UnderArmor boots religiously since they were recommended by a co-worker.These newer models are much better as far as construction and longevity. I just wish they would redesign the sole to a more rugged, hiker design. The only flaw I find is the sole wears very fast. They are lightweight and very very comfortable right out of the box - no "break in" period required for these. You may want to purchase some heavy duty paracord laces, as the stock laces don't hold up over timePROS: Lightweight, breathable, comfortable, no break-in periodCONS: Sole wears quickly, not waterproof or water-resistant (a can of water-repellent Teflon spray helps that)Recommended!

I got these boots back in October of 2023 and I will say, these are the most comfortable things I have ever put on my feet hands down. I have never had another pair of foot ware that was as comfortable to wear and walk around in all day than these things. They are built well and have held up great, but the biggest downside are the soles. The rubber that they use to make the soles must be some of the softest stuff ever because in less than a year, the tread on the bottom where the ball of my foot is was totally worn down flat.For instance, my old 5.11 boots which are also awesome are worn down the same amount, but I wore those things day in and day out for 5-6 years. I'd rate these an 8 out of 10. Give them a longer lasting sole and they would be 10/10 for me.

Comfortable durable for long walking great shoes to wear to any job especially hard floors

I work as a first responders, I have 2 pairs of these boots. They are great boots. Have held up for me, and allow for a quick response time when a call drops at night. Comfortable...what else could you need from a boot. Im sold on them and will buy more when my current ones wear out.

Great price, Great fit, very comfortable, accurate size, very light. Seems to be very durable. Zipper is strong. Comfortable right away. I wore them right out of the box. Would definitely buy again.

After my previous Magnum boots were discontinued and I could not find a suitable replacement from that brand, I began on a hunt for new boots. There are a lot of boot manufactures out there and some work better than others. Danners do not fit my feet so those were out. 5.11 is overpriced and they are not really a boot company anyways. Solomans are way too expensive and too beefy. I ended up with Merrell vs. Bates vs. Under Armor. All three companies offered a different approach to boots and I would recommend others on a duty boot journey to consider the company and what you really need. Merrell is a hiking boot company so they make hiking boots. Bates is a value level duty boot company so they make affordable boots. Under Armor is a performance athletic company so they make more athletic style boots. I didn't need a hiking boot so Merrell was out, Bates felt cheap so they were gone, so I went with UA in the end...These are the most comfortable boots on the market. Are they perfect? No. The original Valsetz boots from UA in my opinion were even more comfortable but these are damn close. It is amazing to me that a company like Under Armor can go and beat all these other dedicated boot companies...but they do. Quality is on par, comfort is on par, all is good. These boots have hundreds of good reviews for a reason. Will they break down in two years? maybe but for this price I'll just buy another pair.