heel peeled away from upper. not GI quality. made in china.

Good for my cosplay that's is WIP

They're a bit tight in the toes, but that's mainly from me having a wide foot. Otherwise these boots are great!

It holds up great and the fit is amazing

great boots

The boots geat

I have owned these boots for about a year, and use them at work (in an industrial plant) and for hiking. I just had to order a new pair as the wear and tear finally got so bad the support was beginning to fail. Within about a month of getting the first pair, the lace on the left boot was broken while jogging up the stairs on a catwalk, and so I replaced both with gutted 550 cord, and between them and this past Monday, the boots performed admirably for cheap footwear. On Monday the band of nylon around the top of the right boot tore free of the stitches, and yesterday one of the eyelets began to tear loose. Beyond this, I have had no other issues, despite others seeming to have had problems within weeks or months. I suspect the quality control at the factory is the problem, keeping 8n mind that these are under 50 dollars. To compare to my Altama jungle boots I have used for training classes, the fit is much better. I wear a size 9.5 in my belleville boots, and the sizing is spot on with the Fox boots, unlike my Altamas which seem to run a little large. The canvas on the shaft and tongue are on par with the Altama canvas, while the Nylon felt a little more shoddy, but ironically has held up better, though this might be due to the difference in uses. All in all I have to say I am both surprised and pleased with the boots, considering the price point. I am looking forward to the new pair. To the company, should anyone ever see this, in my opinion it seems like the stitching and the mounting of the eyelets are the biggest problems with my boots. Using more durable stitching techniques and possibly reinforcing the eyelet mounting would go a long ways towards making these boots even better. The styling is spot on, and the use of actual canvas and nylon, like the old USGI boots is very much appreciated

I had an original pair of jungle boots, but after many years the sole wore down to nothing. These are almost identical to the original, but perhaps the leather quality isn't as good. However, they are comfortable and for the price, a great buy. They are true to size, and I hope the quality will last over time.

Surprisingly comfortable, and the leather seems to be real. The Panama sole does have a lingering rubber smell to it, but a quick walk in them gets rid of it. They fit just as good as casual shoes, no need to order a size up or down. I've been wearing them for a week in moderate usage and they've seemed durable thus far, very lightweight and with some insoles they make a good durable walking boot. They're not to exact Vietnam milspecs but they are perfect for that 80-90's look.

need to have more options on half sizes, i bought the size 12, have to wear thin shocks, tight on the upper arch of both feet, a 12 1/2 size would have been better, at the time i ordered they did not have any half sizes except for size 13. I hope they stretch out. other than that nice boot

Not quite like the old days in the boonies.

Shoe laces were frayed when shoes arrived