Customer Reviews Volcom Chill EH Comp Toe

I actually had to return my first pair of 13s and size down to a 12. I was afraid I would have to return the 12s also, because these things were killing my heel and ankle. I took the insoles out and replaced with some Dr Scholl's I had sitting around, and they feel SO much better. Just bear in mind that the insole these come with doesn't allow your feet to actually sink down into the foot bed, or at least feet like mine

Nice alternative to traditional clunky steel toed boots or fugly safety sneakers for a business casual Engineer. Typically wear size 10-10.5 in shoes. Bought these in a 10.5 and exchanged for a 10, they were a bit long and flopped at the heal when I walked. Reference to other non-safety shoes in my go-to skate shoe brands: My favorite "business casual" slip-ons are DC Villians are a size 10, where my "street casual" Etnies slip-ons are a size 10.5. For lace-up shoes, I always wear 10.5 in both Etnies Faders and DC Court Graffik shoes.

Most comfortable safety shoe I have ever worn.

Thought it'd be wider, toes still hurt from rubbing against the solid composite piece.

They are ok for work. Rather not wear safety shoes for work.

comfortable but super narrow toe box.

They hurt my toes

These things run big! Love the look and feel but goodness that was the biggest 12 I ever bought. Exchanging for an 11 and hopefully that’ll be enough

I had to switch the insoles. Though I wish I could wear both to provide extra cushion. When I did this, I felt as though they would fall off. Not the best work shoes when you do a lot (6miles worth) of walking every shift. Also the broke one of the laces within 2 months of wearing (and I trade out, so they're maybe worn 8-16 days out of the month.)

too small

Right shoe is bigger than left. Multiple people bought them all buying different sizes and everyone said the right shoe is bigger.

Only bad thing is I could not find them in women’s

Size and fit are fine. They are probably the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever worn. They feel fine for the first couple of hours but I am on my feet for 10 hour shifts on concrete, walking anywhere from 7-10 miles per day. I had to modify the insoles after 2 days because of how painful my feet were. Returning to get something else.