Blundstone 500 Boots Mens

Blundstone 500 Boots Mens User Reviews

Review by Lewis Allison on: February 11 2012 Reviewer Rated: 4/5
This is my 4th pair of 500 sequence Blundstones, but my 1st in black. I have usually purchased these boots at a bodily storefront. The boots have usually had thick gentle leather and a comfy fit appropriate out of the box. So I decided to save a few bucks and order on the internet this time. I am mainly let down at the clearly less costly leather that is staying applied on these boots. It is thinner and appears to have a pattern to the leather as a substitute of the usual thick sleek grain. I am reluctant that the uppers will not final. The sole appears to have not changed and is just as comfortable.

Review by Cathy Strickland on: January 14 2012 Reviewer Rated: 5/5
Was completely psyched about my new obtain, until my Australian mate informed me that Blundstones are now produced in Thailand, just as the tag on the within of the boot says. Effortlessly staying Australian, his viewpoint, all Australians and now mine are as follows: These boots suck!Just put in two weeks virtually walking all day, each and every day all around Europe and theyre already falling apart, the leather is inexpensive and wears like fake leather, the seam where the leather meets the sole is coming apart...essentially if you want to waste your difficult earned income, I entirely propose obtaining these sh!**y boots!Apparently, the new Australian blundstone is made by rossi boots.

Review by Alfredo Dunn on: January 12 2012 Reviewer Rated: 4/5
Beware: Blundstones are disposable - My Blunstones soles fell apart and they cant be resoled. They just crumbled into dust. I wore them in an workplace environment (no chemicals or industrial environment) 3 or four times a week. I took them to a handful of cobblers to have them fixed assuming standard put on and tear but they all mentioned they couldnt be fixedThe response from Blundstone was that I didnt wear them adequate (as I stated I wore them three or 4 instances a week). Something about the PU soles needing to be compressed on a typical foundation. $150 is a good deal to pay for some thing that requires that much interest and cant be fixed. I just tossed $150 in the trash.

Review by Roberta Roberson on: January 9 2012 Reviewer Rated: 4/5
I have had these boots for five months and they are the best all-around boots/footwear for me. I journey a good deal for small business but I like to hike as well. I can put on these boots with black gown pants and then wear them afterwards that evening with jeans and a sports jacket and then the subsequent day I can put on them with cargo pants and hike for 6 miles, then shine them up and put on them once more for small business. Thats a great pair of boots.

Review by Ralph Crosby on: December 19 2011 Reviewer Rated: 3/5
Bought these and the Keen San Antonio boot for my husband, the concept was for him to CHOOSE a pair and send out the other people again. Properly, he like them each and stored each. He chosen to preserve these mainly because they could be dressy adequate for presentations and practical sufficient to put on all day.