Skechers Men's Segment Melego Leather Chukka Waterproof Boot

so I have bought a pair of these every year since 2020. I floor care and work in a lot of chemicals stripper wax etc. I walk about 7 miles a day at work. and these shoes are great. and having a company that still makes shoes that are available in wide is a huge plus. these are great shoes. no breakin needed comfortable. I would say the only bad on the shoes is that with the walking I do the Rubber on the bottom wears out pretty fast. waterproofing is decent. but with anything like this you need to add to that if you want to keep them that way . in 2020 I paid 50 for these shoes now they are almost 100 I'd love to know how much of this is tariffs even though the price fluctuates wildly throughout the year. It's not the first time they have been this expensive but I just wait till they are a acceptable price. just hope those days are not over.

Very comfortable shoe. Runs a little big. I normally wear a 10 but a 9 1/2 fit perfect.

I frequently have problems with mid-height shoes like this that can badly chafe my ankles - apparently I have sensitive ankles. I've been doubling up socks while I break these in and so far thankfully that is NOT a problem with these boots which is a relief! I really like their appearance. They are indeed "relaxed fit" and if I was in the store I'd probably try a half size smaller to see if it would work, but I can wear them as-is. (My aging feet seem to prefer looser shoes now anyway.) I've only worn them a few times so far but they've already survived a day of heavy rains and held up well to the water. Still look new. They do show scuffs a little bit but it's not bad and they seem like they'll age well. My only issues with them: 1. they are a little tight on the back of my foot just above the heel, below the achilles. No chafing but I worry that it may get sore or bruise if I walk a lot. (I'm tallish and take long strides so this part of my heel may take impacts more than most people?) 2. The insole padding is not very thick or dense. My arches would prefer more support. I may see about swapping in some gel insoles if it becomes a problem. 3. Maybe because they're slightly big for me, when I snug the laces down it pulls the upper together enough to distort its shape a little bit. I'm going to try lacing them looser than I normally would as long as my foot doesn't slide around. I do like their appearance and as long as they stay comfortable they should be great casual winter shoes.

I really dig these boots. These Dark Brown Skechers Men's Segment Melego Chukka Boots are well built, great looking and comfortable. I wear an average size 10 and these were a tad tight when I first put them on. But after a couple days of wearing them they settled in to a perfect fit. I've never seen flat leather laces on boots before and I thought they would be a bit short but after lacing them up properly and wearing them a while the laces are ideal. It'll take a little time to see how they last but they look cool and lace up perfectly. I wear them with MIRMARU Men's Hiking Outdoor Trail Running Trekking Moisture Wicking Cushion Crew Socks https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G2WSXFT which are a fairly thick so the fit is a little snug. Normally I would remove the insole and replace them with a high quality gel insert but I haven't had to do that yet. The memory foam insole is fine. They look and feel good and I'm really happy with them after almost a month of wear. I highly recommend these boot/shoes. This is not a compensated revue.

Super light!

Skechers seem to be a good fit for my husband’s wide feet that also tend to swell lately so I thought I’d give these a try for him. He says they are comfortable enough and do fit well. However, I am the one who takes care of getting his work boots cleaned and freshened up after 4-6 consecutive days of wear and I noticed both the insides of the boots and his socks were very damp so they are definitely not doing a good job of keeping his feet cool and dry and that’s really important to me given he has to be on them for such long hours at a time. It seemed also that while I was tidying them up, the waterproof feature of not so great either. I just scrubbed asking the outsole and what little water reached over onto the leather went through right away. They’re a good looking boot and will work well for the fall and winter days he’s not working though. These have served their purpose when he needed something quickly and I wasn’t ready to spend $$$. But I’ll be ordering one of the more heavy duty pairs he’s had before.

A super cool shoe, I wish this style was available 5 years ago. Hard sole shoe without being too bulky. Great style details, great finish. Tactical look in a srylish mid height. The wide fit is super comfortable. it I plan to get another pair.

These shoes are decent, but they are definitely not for working. Only for walking/standing all day in a cold environment. Not sure how the other reviewers are enjoying these. The cons: - After 200 hours of wearing for light-duty work around pallets and being very careful to not damage them: - The bottom material has shredded, I don't know how - The leather has been sliced/scratched extremely easily - The material inside of the shoe behind the heel has worn through. - This shoe is also not breathable, at all. They may as well not be waterproof because your feet get soaked anyway. - Extremely hot shoe. - Rubs against your ankle painfully (I have average feet, never experienced ankle rubbing previously) unless you bend the shoe every day. - Squeaky out of the box, fixed with lubricant as other reviewers mentioned Pros: - Very stylish, this is one of the best boots I've seen - Very comfortable, aside from the ankle rubbing/feet sweating - Fit perfectly, very nice sizing - Arch is just right, not too tall - Waterproof (but not very well) - Extremely light-weight I am mainly coming to these from Clark's Men's Un.ravels. They lasted me three years of all-day, everyday use doing this kind of work, and they're still in decent shape (no slices or worn sole, although slightly less comfy on the insoles). If you can find these for under $40, then I would buy them. Otherwise, not worth it if you're doing any kind of work in these.