Customer Reviews Irish Setter Marshall 11" Waterproof Leather Soft-Toe Pull-On EH

These were My Christmas present last year (2016). These boots seriously fit like a glove for your feet! They feel more like high-top shoes than a pair of waterproof, steel toe, electrical hazard work boos! They are simply the best pair of boots I have ever owned....period. I don't just use them for work, but also out in the desert dirt bike riding, hiking and shooting. Now I can keep up with my kids, who used to be much faster than me! You won't be disappointed in these Marshal work boots. I'm going to get a pair for my wife next.

Hello Review Readers! The Marshall Irish Setter work boot has proven to be extremely comfortable, durable, warm and they are waterproof. I would recommend this boot to anyone looking for a quality Boot at this price range. So do yourself a favor and check out the Marshall Irish Setter work boot!

Ive wore mine every day for the last three years, best boot Ive found, farm, cattle, shop, trucking!

These boots are really comfortable and I've only worn them for a few hours total, so I'm only guessing on longevity. I love the waterproof and the whole boot itself, only time will tell how long they last. They also run a whole size big so something to keep in mind. I was a little hesitant on buying them because of so many reviews on the bad lining but I hope to not have that issue. They were also half off from original price so for 140 bucks you can't pass that up. I will be doing another review in 6 to 9 months, thanks.

I bought these probably 10 months ago. And they were great at first. Now the inside is ripping out, tread is nowhere to be found. Soles are separating. Shouldnt have cheaped out and went with Red Wing.

I bought the boots about 4-5 months ago loved them at first but after the first month the sole cracked stopped being water resistant tops started falling and the rest of the boot is going down hill fast.

On my 4th pair, most comfortable boot Ive ever had

I really want to love these boots. And to be honest I do love them, but only for about 6 months. Im on my 4th pair and just like every other pair at the 6 month mark the inner lining separates from the boot. It feels like walking around in a loose floppy sock and gets stuck on your heel making it extremely difficult to take the boots off. I was willing to overlook this shortcoming back when the boot was about $160 but now $220? Seriously? The price keeps going up but the quality stays the same.

I purchased these 2 years ago. Work 50 hours a week and hose down a meat cooler. They have held up great and are the most comfortable footwear that I own. Finally wore out the leather by the stitching of the sole, and its probably from using bleach every day. Getting another pair today

This is my third pair of these boots and Ive loved every pair. I completely wore out the first two pairs after close to two and a half years each on the farm, in the shop, in the woods, on the tractor, side x sides. In the mud and I was very satisfied with the lifespan of the first two pair. And Ive had just about every good boot brand there is and these are the absolute most comfortable boots from the first day to the last. But the third pair the inner lining had somehow tore around the back of my heel and I couldnt get the dang boot off of my foot. Every time I started pulling it out it hooked on the back of my heel and wouldnt come out. It took me about 30 minutes to figure out I had to take a long plastic spoon (which will never be used for cooking again) and insert it into the back of the boot to get it off. After I figured out I could get it off I decided to wear them the next day. Big mistake. Something inside the boot literally cut through my sock and cut the back of my heel. I knew that it was hurting but I continued working in them all day because I didnt have the time or daylight to go change boots. I will never put that boot back on my foot again. And I hate to say that I may never buy another pair of these boots again. I have purchased Ariat, Justin ,and Wolverines and none of them have started out nowhere close to the comfort of the Marshalls. So with three different brands of brand new boots sitting in the closet, I have gone back to a pair of Marshalls that I thought were wore out, but I kept them in my shop for emergencies and now Im wearing them every day. I dont know what Ill do when they completely fall apart, which isnt too far away. They are not going on four years old and still going with a little help from super glue here and there. Why dont they make them like they used to. Or did I just get a one in a million bad pair. I wish I knew. I may try one more time, but Im not ready to just yet. But I still have to give them threes stars.