Customer Reviews Georgia Boot AMP LT Wedge Pull On Work Boot

I am a mechanic and have had these boots for about two years now. got new insoles about a month ago because the original ones flattened out. my back used to hurt before i got these boots but does not anymore. i've tried ariats to danners and have never found the one boot that has ever been comfortable to wear for long periods of time until i tried these. the "non slip" outsole really help when there is rogue spilled coolant or oil on the ground and the slip on feature helps when you need to climb inside a car in an awkward position really quick and just need to slip off the boots so you don't get the car dirty. i am buying the chelsea version of these to wear casually because these boots are just the best.

Those boots are so confortable. I love them. Thank you

I really did like the boots and I regularly wear the similar Georgia boots with a steel toe. So I ordered this style in the same size. They came in smaller so I have sent them back. I was told that in June the 10.5 size will be in I am extremely interested I will wait patiently Thank you

I was working with a grinder when it slipped out of my hands and landed on my foot twice! If it wasn't for the quality and thickness of leather Georgia uses, I wouldn't have a foot left to stand on! I'll be getting these again!

I do alot of walking, that's why I chose this boot. I've had 4 pairs of the ones that have a tan top and tan bottom. Those are great too. Georgia Nevers Let Me Down.

Easy to slip on and off. Comfortable all day long.

These boots feel amazing! From the first time I put them on they felt so comfortable, they need no break in. Soft leather, great cushion, could not be happier with them. I highly recommend them for work and for every day.

I have always purchased Georgia boots since I started plumbing and have been nothing but satisfied, until I recently purchased 7 months ago. The boot quality has been great except for the inner sole. The sole has multiple holes in it causing soreness to my feet and I haven't been able to exchange them due to stock issues.

Great boot, I loved it until the toe box started to form a rigid crease in several places in the interior toe box. Sadly, we are over a year on warranty. Our whole family wears Georgia but this was unacceptable and super bummer...not sure if to try another pair or not. Anyone else have this issue with this boot? The interior toe box is literally creased in 3 or 4 places pinching the tops of my toes.

So, I was excited when they came out with a new sole and boot design. I had high hopes that they would last over 6 months, as that is what I get out of the classic wedge slip ons(for the last 6 years). I love the pull collar! So much better than the loops! Unfortunately that is the end of my happiness with these boots. Maybe 2 years ago, they changed manufacturer, or just tried something new. The classic wedges got holes under the ball of the foot on the inside of the sole. I was getting 9 months out of the previous version. The new version I get 6. A bit disappointed when my soles started splitting across the ball of my boot. Then the new wedge soles came along. I was excited to see how they hold up to asphalt. Out of he box the soles were super rigid. It took 3 weeks to break the soles in. Now they are quite flexible after 2 months, and barely worn thru the heal striking tread only, the new tread does hold up to abuse well! I noticed my feet are leaning outward. The inner sole foam has compressed on the outside. I'm guessing due to shoveling and raking putting pressure on the outside of my foot, combined with heat from the asphalt. This was these boots last chance. When I first got them, slopes were murder on my toes. Mind you, I've had slip on Georgia wedge sole boots for over 6 years, and have sworn by their comfort. I chalked it up to break in time. Nope. I don't have to tape the sores anymore, but they are still murder when coming down slopes. Now the heal pad has worn thru enough to affect the other side of my feet. I have sworn by my Georgia slip on boots for forever. Now I have to search for a new work boot. I would be perfectly happy with the classic with a solid sole and fiberglass shank. Unfortunately there is no such boot. I am disappointed. Maybe Georgia will have a better boot in the future, but this may be my last Georgia boot purchase. Conclusions: These boots die quickly in asphalt. The canvas liner(I'm not sure If this is new) on the front of the boot upper combined with the new foot bed makes my foot slide around inside the boot, causing sores. I may be able to try a half size smaller, but after 2 months of break in pain, they seem to fit properly and I'm not trying to train for on point ballet, but the new design affords no grip in the boot, and once the heel pad wears thru the surface, it starts causing blisters. I'm quite heartbroken. I really don't want to start the process of finding a new boot that breaks in properly for me.

I bought a pair of these boots 4 months ago, and the stitching is already coming apart.