Belleville Flyweight C320 8” Tactical Boots for Men - Lightweight Air Force/Army Boots OCP ACU - Traction Outsole - Berry Compliant - Coyote Brown Leather

I wear a size 11 boot, and tried a 10-1/2 per the mfg's recommendation. They still fit a 1/2 size too large, so for my size, I needed to go one full size lower. Other than that, the boots are very well built, the choice and style of leather + synthetic design is great, and the toe box is larger than most military style boots. However, they are not as large as say Keen's hiking boots if you know what I mean. They are just right. Breaking in will take about 10 miles of rucking or hiking and with what socks are best. I wear a medium weight merino wool variant.

My favorite boots I've ever had. Comfortable, super light weight and well worth the price

LOVE this brand of boots. Great quality. Good price. Easy to wear for intense training.

Great boots fit great. I read they were runing a bit big so ordered a size smaller then I needed fit great.

This boot is significantly lighter that other combat boots in the Belleville series (e.g., C390, C300), and is much more comfortable. If you are looking for a Belleville combat boot, the C320 One Xero is definitely the way to go. The sizing is difficult, I recommend that you order a size and a size and a half down from your running shoe size. The boot is somewhat narrow, so if your feet are even a little wide, consider ordering the wide; my feet are on the narrow side, and the width was snug. Some variation in finish and quality between different boots. Not sure that this is the best hiking boot, but will be a great work boot. Overall a comfortable and lightweight boot, can wear all day without fatigue.

These boots might not seem like much when you first see them, but after wearing them you'll be sold. They're very well made for warm to mildly cold weather. Shockingly lighter than some of my other leather boots, and I definitely notice less leg fatigue after walking same distance in my leather boots. These boots are heavily stitched around the sole and double-stitched in problematic areas like at the toe and heel. You won't peel or tear the sole on these boots when you step on the heel to remove them. Great, gripping tread on the sole. The price of the boots might seem steep, but for a boot that's made here in USA, you can't beat them. Most of your other brands made elsewhere may be cheaper, but these boots will not fail you afield. Very supportive around ankle and very breathable without sacrificing much water resistance.

**Sizing note - these run big and narrow I think. My husband normally wears a size 11 regular or medium width, but with Belleville he wears a 10½ Wide. If you have to guess, order ½ to 1 size down from your usual size, and if you don't specifically have narrow feet, order wide width.***My husband loves these. He had an old pair that we bought at Ranger Joe's outside Ft Benning back in 2011 when he was active duty. After the uniform changed and he joined the Reserve, those became his everyday shoes - no joke, he wore them all day, every day for a DECADE, teaching, working outdoors, hiking, camping, etc. - before we started seriously talking about trying to find another pair of Bellevilles. Whatever generic ones he bought for his uniform over the years were complete crap that would fall apart after a year or 2 of weekend drills and field exercises. I think his Bellevilles outlasted 4 or 5 pairs of standard uniform boots. After some hunting on the internet recently I came across these - he says they're just as comfortable as the ones we bought in 2011. Hope they last as long!

I've got a quarter century in the Military. I wore Belleville for quite a while. I wore something called "magnum technologies" (pictured aside C320) in Iraq, and part of Afghanistan. They don't make this model anymore (in fact I tried one of the new ones, and the liner makes it hot to wear and nearly impossible to get your foot past the tongue).These C320 ONE ZERO boots are the CLOSEST THING. At a $200 price point, I'm discouraged that the quality is so poor.The good; Very light weight, super flexible, and for now feel up to rugged (field) use and you can move quickly with them. There is no liner (good, dries fast)The bad; see the pictures, gaps where the sole is attached, cheap insoles, cheap laces. I doubt these will last as long as my old boots, but should outlast me.