Customer Reviews Avenger Work Boots Framer CT

Cute stylish but heavy to walk in

I've had these boots for over a year now. They are pretty comfortable, though the insole feels like it only pushes up on the inside of your arch and doesn't support where it needs to. After changing the insole, the shoe was much easier to wear but was still tiring on my feet after a 12 hour shift. It has very comfortable ankle support and the shoe has held up to a lot of wear and tear.

They run about a full size too big!

I like the shoes but they have to be broken in. At first, the eyelets from the laces were rubbing the inside of my foot....but once the shoes were broken in, that stopped. They fit true-to-size - maybe even a tiny bit big. The width is perfect. Overall, a good, solid work shoe.

They hurt my big toe to the point where my nail was detached at the top half of the toe

Felt pretty good. A little stiff, but that would work out later, I'm sure. Issue for me was just the way my foot bent, boot hit one foot in just the wrong spot. Have to return. Sad.

I feel the boots are pretty comfortable and true to size. Also, they are very attractive to wear, but the only issue that I have is that they are a little heavy.

They seem to run a little big but can still be worn.

These boots are extremely comfortable but they are mismatched boots.

Overall, I really liked these shoes. My only complaint would be that you definitely need to get insoles if your job requires a lot of walking as the shoes a rough on your feet after a few hours.

Lasted along time Used at work And home and over good work boot

For comfort and size, these are pretty awesome, not very insulated and do not grip as well as other boots on ice. Great when not super cold, and disclaimer here is I get cold extremities fairly easily, someone with greater circulation may not find that to be true for them.

Good boots just a little heavy. Fit well and still in good shape after a year of use.

To big made an exchange!!!

The boot definitely has held up working more than 10+ hour shifts for the last year. The boots did require some serious breaking-in time, to where I was bringing a second pair of broken work shoes to work to trade out during mid-shift for the first 3 weeks. I did have a hard time breaking them in around my ankles to where I had blisters on the outside of my ankles right on pointy part of the ankle bone and did get blisters on the top of my toes on both feet in those first few weeks of breaking them. Once they were broken in, I had no problems with the boots, they are a little on the heavy side, but protected my feet. I did replace the inserts with better suited anti-fatigue inserts, which really helped with my feet not being so tired at the end of shift and have been replacing them every 2-3 months. I have been wearing these boots for every shift since last summer. I have been a little hesitant to get new ones and go through the breaking-in process again. I would have to say after the breaking process, the boots did their job.

These shoes have done well, it did not require a lot of breaking in, However they feel a little bulky and kind of heavy at first until you get used to them. There is good support underfoot for long standing and they are really water resistant. They run true to size if I recall correctly ?

The shoes did have great support for the ankle and arch. I have wide feet as it is. So I wasn't expecting them to have so much room. I would recommend getting a size smaller for that reason.

I’ve only tried them on to make sure they fit. They felt good but I have yet to work in them so I don’t know how they’ll be after a 10hr shift they did rub my ankles but if I wear longer socks that may help

So overall I think it's a good fit, my actual foot is very comfortable but my only issue, and it could just be my wierd body, but my left ankle bone gets extremely sore and painful when I have them on all day. I thought maybe I just need to break them in, but it's been multiple times wearing them and it still hurts by the end of the day. Other than that they feel wonderful. I just trade off between other steel toes I have and that way it doesn't get too sore.

Roomy toe + very vertically roomy. Be prepared to lace these TIGHT and still have them bounce up and down while walking. I got the size that I normally wear, and while they fit great width + length wise, they're literally just... too tall for my feet. There's basically an extra half-inch above my foot. I don't have particularly flat feet. Pros: -lots of room for an insert -comfy in the foot -not crazy heavy once you've been walking. -ankle support. (Big pro if you've got cardboard ankles like me, haha!) Cons: -tough to walk for distances in, because of how tall the foot is. The first time I wore them, my ankles felt raw from how much they rubbed up and down as I walked. That says nothing of how much it changes your gait to accommodate them. You have to lace them quite tightly to avoid this. -if they're laced tight enough not to bounce, your ankles will be stationary. no bending. Again, might be a pro, but can be uncomfortable in long distances. -Got scuffed up all over the toe and sides while I was doing errands. (Mostly in the car.) I don't mind, but you might. They don't need to be broken in, but I'd definitely still recommend wearing them out once or twice before planning to wear them for 10+ hours. Get an idea for just how tight you need to lace them. These are excellent for stationary work. Less so for lots of walking.

I should have read the sizing chart before purchasing instead of ordering what I normally wear er much larger then a woman size 7 recommend using measuring tape before purchasing.

I should have read the size chart before ordering normally I wear a size 7 in women instead I should have used measuring tape to in tape to measure foot sizes bigger than normal sizing.

I feel like I bout it to wide nd lil bit to big

I am a true 7 (38) in every shoe, boot, or sneakers. This boot fits like an 8 and it is labeled 39 on the box which makes sense, but it is also labeled size 7. I also tried the same size in wide and regular and the same thing happened. Maybe it’s a misprint with this style? I like the boot, it has good cushion and seems comfortable, so I will try the 6 1/2 or 6 1/2 wide.

I am a true 7 (38) in every shoe, boot, or sneakers. This boot fits like an 8 and it is labeled 39 on the box which makes sense, but it is also labeled size 7. I also tried the same size in wide and the same thing happened. Maybe it’s a misprint with this style? I like the boot, it has good cushion and seems comfortable, so I will try the 6 1/2 or 6 1/2 wide.