I don't know if they are authentic or not, but they slip with the slightest thing. A little water on the road and you're gone if you're not careful. I will only wear them for cold weather and special occasions.

Well, I won't talk too much, they are perfect. I started looking for warm shoes that I could wear in -15 degrees in harsh conditions. At first, I wanted to get Red Wings Blacksmith and Iron Ranger, and I was also looking at Wolverine 1000 Miles. But where I walk, they throw a lot of chemicals on the snow and ice, and the leather sole becomes a mess in two years. I mean, it doesn't understand anything. So, I decided to get these boots, which are my second pair - but only premium.

Attention as there are two different "black nubuck" blacks as you can see on the foreign site, the glossy one that appears a bit more rugged in the photos but in reality looks a bit like a work boot, and the matte one that is like suede and personally that's what I chose.

In the photo where they are next to me, they had mistakenly given one of each, while in the photo where I am wearing them, the matte ones that are like suede are visible.

I got size 40 while I usually wear 40, but I would recommend trying them on first

Very good construction, it is good to go and try it before buying it, I got size 44 while wearing 45-46

Luckily, I didn't listen to those who said to get a smaller size than the sports shoes I wear. I wear size 43 in sports shoes and I got the same size for these boots and they fit perfectly on my feet. At first, they seem a bit hard and stiff, making them not as comfortable, but after a little use, they improve a lot. I deduct one star because I noticed that if I step on a smooth surface (e.g. tiles on a sidewalk) after a wet road, they slip quite a bit for 2-3 steps. Not to the point where I'm in danger of falling, but enough to not inspire confidence. Only for 2-3 steps though, after that they grip perfectly. However, it is assumed that this material withstands time compared to other boots I had, which didn't slip anywhere in the first year, but then their soles became "wooden" and literally slipped everywhere. Time will tell.

Take half a size smaller than what you normally wear in regular shoes. For the quality they have, they are value for money.

A size smaller than what you usually wear, I wear 46.5 in sports shoes or 46⅔. I bought the boots in size 46 and they needed an insole to fill the gaps, now they fit perfectly. The shoes are generally heavy, I wouldn't recommend them for everyday use, especially for someone with intense activity. Maybe the Lumberjack or Radford would have been better in this case. The insulation justifies the weight and they are perfect in cold weather. I also wore them for several hours with good posture and didn't get tired at all. I don't regret buying them at all. If you play around with the laces a bit, they sit nicely and are perfect for cold days

I received them as well, perfect leather quality and construction, very comfortable, warm shoes. I loved them, they are worth every last cent you will spend.

I got them now that it decided to snow and I needed boots anyway. They are amazing. I have loved them. I have a problem with my feet, so shoes easily bother me. With these, I didn't feel anything. They are very comfortable and warm, I have loved them. The only issue is that while I wear size 40, I knew I had to get them half a size smaller to fit perfectly, but they didn't have it, so I got size 40. The difference is not drastic, I can still wear thicker socks for extra warmth. The only issue is that they take a little getting used to when walking (due to the thick sole), but they don't hurt or bother your feet. Definitely value for money. I would buy them again when they wear out from use.