'Romeo' Boot

This is the og...only issue is the soles will wear out in 6 months.

I’ve owned several pair and the sole has two brads in them that keeps coming thru the bottom inside the shoe, cost to much for this to happen ever six months

I've bought 3 pairs of these boots throughout 6-7 years. Being a size 16 it's very hard to find boots in general, let alone good boots. I'm extremely hard on my shoes and have never had a pair last as long as these. From the saw mill to creek fishing, and even when they get cleaned up out to dinner. They dry out nicely, and unlike other boots of the same style don't form holes in the toe crease. They are a bit snug to slip on out of the box but after one or two days are just right. The only reason I've had to replace them is from wearing out the treads/souls combined with standing in knee deep water probably hundreds of times knowing they aren't meant for that but still stand up well being constantly submerged. When I know I'm going fishing for bait I'll throw on an old pair now. Just an overall great boot for my big boats. •

These are the best slip 0n shoes that I have ever bought. I have purchased a few of the Romeos. I have a pair for work and a pair that I wear for casual.

One boot fit and the other was sloppy on my heel. Bummer because these are nice looking boots.

2nd pair. Bought a long handle shoe horn and they go on much easier. Soles could last a bit longer and the lining tends to pill up. Didn't get the steel toe version as I have other shop boots.