Flyweight C320 Combat Boot - Lightweight Tactical Boots - Breathable Hot Weather Wear - Desert Traction Outsole - Soft Toe Style - Full-Grain Cattlehide Leather - Vibram Incisor Outsole

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

He said they fit very well.

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

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

Good boot, runs large. Size guide: order one size smaller not a half size but a full size smaller than your normal shoe, and if you have normal feet, get the wide version since these boots run narrow. So for example if your a size 10 in normal shoes, get a size 9 wide.

**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 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.

I ordered a pair. Right boot fits great (using the smaller sizing scale). Left boot hurt like hell on my inner ankle. Order another pair. Same damn thing. For whatever reason, there’s way more tongue material on both of the left boots I got. I unfortunately cannot wear them and will be looking for a different boot.