Women's Combs W Combat Boot, Black/Black, 10

Loved these boots so much I bought them again - overall, 4.5 stars.The good:- Stylish casual boots. They're clunky and big in the best of ways; if this isn't for you, don't get them.- These worked for hiking, daily wear, and and extremely casual work environment, although I also wore them with a blazer for a business casual look several times.- Lace to fit tightly.- Incredibly comfortable.- Ankle support without being obvious. The initial few wears can be stiff around the ankles; recommend wearing higher socks (hiking height) to protect your skin until the boots soften a bit. This is worth it for the stabilization factor while hiking or walking over uneven terrain.- More sole support than expected. I can and have stood for hours in these boots. I can and have walked for miles as well, including a multi-hotel conference in Las Vegas. No problem, even though I usually need more arch support.- I don't know whether they're specifically waterproof, but they seem to be at least water resilient. I'd come out of a hike with dry feet when my companion was soaked.- Worth the cost - I got my money's worth.- Wore these near daily, and the boots held up very well until they didn't.The less great:- Wear slightly higher (ankle-height) socks to avoid blisters just above the heel on your Achilles tendon. This need did not go away for me. You can't wear tiny, thin socks and survive in these boots without some pain. It was fine with a good pair of thick running socks that had a fabric tab in the back. I had to purchase these socks, so that was a little annoying.- They squeak. This does not go away, but it does get better.- These boots repelled dust and mud for eight months of constant wear. At the eight month mark, I wore these to a dusty Renaissance festival, and they failed to fully recover. Prior to that, I kept getting asked if I had new boots.- At the eight month mark, the sole on the side also began to slightly separate from the fabric slightly on one boot, right where your foot bends at the toes. I kept my original pair for another four months - wearing them slightly less - and it didn't get worse, so they held up fairly well.- While I'm pretty tough on boots overall, eight months (versus several years) is quite early to have issues with Doc Martens. Extended lifespan is why I switched from Army surplus to Doc Martens years ago. I assume it's because of the fabric material versus leather, but as mentioned, whatever this fabric is, it's quite resilient overall. The cost is also lower on these, so the value is still quite good, considering how much I wore them.Total time elapsed without showing signs of visible wear with near-daily use: eight months.Total time elapsed before purchasing pair number two: one year.TLDR; so good I bought them twice - but I had to buy them twice.

The media could not be loaded. I wear a size 10 , you will have a finger and 1/2 worth of space upfront by the toes. I feel that's enough of space because I can spread my toes out. The shoe is heavy and as a real solid sole. No imperfections at all . Jet black color. Looks more like a teenis shoe boot which makes the shoe more casual looking . Real easy to put on just pull the tab in the back to help guide your feet inside the shoe. Shoe does squeak, idk if that will go away. Shoe may hurt for a week or so untill it gets broken into. Again I wear mens 10 and women size 11 or 10 1/2 I feel this size 10 is perfect no complaints. Packaging came in a brown box and came individually wrapped in tissue paper and brown paper. With tissue paper inside each shoe as well. I recommend because it seems like the shoe will last a few years. Ankle support amazing very stiff so your ankle won't wobble around . Comfortable along the sides of my feet doesn't feel like I will get splinters or burns . Make a L with you thumb and pointer finger, place pointer finger to the ground. That's how far the shoe comes up your leg where your thumb stops. Easy cleaning just wipe them down .Update * I het compliments every day i wear theses lol at work the same ppl compliment me as if they never seen them before . They're very comfortable i wear them at least 3 days a weeks , my favorite shoes. They are still very stiff so u will need to pull the tab in the back to help your feet get inside . The color is still jet black no fading. The sole is still intact nothing is messed up or coming off or ripped or worn out . Looks just as new. I wear them with cargo pants , leggings, shorts, casual dresses, and skinny jeans . Lol the bottom of the shoes still look new nothing looks old at all . Just overall great shoes !

Glad I got them. They fit like they look, comfortable. I'm a 6 & they are roomy enough to wear thicker socks. Obviously we'll made. Haven't worn them but in the house & can tell how stable they are.

I'm so incredibly happy with my new boots. I read so many reviews that said that they run big. But that wasn't the case with me. I had to send back my first pair and ordered the next size up. Which was perfect. So if I were you, to save the hassle of having to sending back a pair and ordering a new one. Just order a size up. Especially if you're going to wear them with socks. They're so comfortable and cute. I wear them with dresses, jeans and leggings. They go with everything. They're so well made and the quality is superb. I also bought the Dr. Martens protection spray. If you're going to make the investment in your boots or shoes, you should consider investing in the spray to protect them from the elements. I just lightly sprayed them and let them sit overnight. A little goes a long way. Especially when you want to respray them or get a new pair.

These boots are so comfy and cute. Love the different fabric option other than leather, makes them unique. I do recommend sizing DOWN when you are thinking of purchasing. I usually wear a 7.5 to 8 so I bought the 8 and they were just overall to big and uncomfortable. I replaced for a 7 and I am obsessed. Super cute and comfy, fit perfect.

I’ve been wearing the Dr. Martens Women’s Combs W 6 Tie Boot for work, and overall, they have their pros and cons. On the plus side, they offer great durability and a solid grip, making them a good non-slip option for warehouse environments. The lightweight material is a bonus compared to traditional heavy-duty boots, and they hold up well to long shifts.However, there was some noticeable friction at the back of my feet, which led to a blister when I first wore them. Thankfully, wearing long thick socks helped prevent further discomfort. Once past the break-in period, they were comfortable enough for all-day wear.If you’re looking for a sturdy, stylish work boot with decent slip resistance, these are a solid choice. Just be prepared for some initial discomfort and make sure to wear thick socks!