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The Laforst Womens Professional Nonslip Outsole Work Boots are designed to provide comfort and safety in a professional environment. While they come with a variety of features aimed at enhancing your work experience, it's essential to weigh both the pros and cons before making a purchase decision.
| Product Name | Image | Price | Rating | Review Count | Expert Score | Sales Last Month | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Soda womens Ankle Boots |  | $36.99 | (2.7) | 551 | 96 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| Laforst Womens Jacki Nonslip Work Boots Combat Boots |  | $54.99 | (2.7) | 368 | 90 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| Laforst Women's Chelsea Slip Resistant Work Ankle Boots |  | $54.99 | (2.7) | 251 | 87 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| Laforst Women's Chelsea Slip Resistant Work Ankle Boots | | $54.99 | (2.7) | 251 | 87 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| Laforst Womens Nonslip Chelsea Boots Workboots Fashion Ankle Boots |  | $64.0 | (2.7) | 1 | 84 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| Kickers womens Ankle Boots |  | $221.0 | (2.7) | 26 | 80 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
Although at first these shoes were really comfortable and felt like good quality but after a month of wearing this to work, the sole started to crack near the arch on the same spot on both shoes. Now not even 3 months later the left sole is completely detached from the upper half.
These are so cute and comfy. I can’t wait to wear them to work. They are very slip resistant. Definitely size down- I am usually a 9, but got the 8.5 after reading reviews, and definitely could’ve gotten away with the 8. I have wide feet too and I still have plenty of room. The color is nice and shiny.
Listen these shoes are super cute but the bottom some of the shoe (the part that makes it slip resistant) wears and runs down with in a month causing it to no longer have tread and making you slip around. I contacted seller after a month of wearing these and they sent me another pair and now a month of wearing the new ones same exact thing worn down. Waste of money.
As a restaurant manager, I was thrilled to find a pair of slip resistant boots that I could pair with my outfits! Style meets safety, finally.I typically wear a size 7.5 (38), and have wide feet, so my initial instinct was to size up. The first pair I bought were a size 8, and were in fact too big. After returning those boots, I re-ordered a size 7, and they are still a little roomy with socks on, but overall fit much better. A thicker pair of socks may help to alleviate feet from sliding too much within the boots. After working an 8+ hour shift, my feet do tend to hurt because there isn’t much comfort or support, suggesting again that thicker socks or insoles may help.After about a month of wear, the boots are still in great condition. They’ve also held up well when walking over the greasy back of house floor, or slippery wet ground, meaning I do not slide around!Would recommend, especially for a Chelsea boot look. The jury is still out on whether it is worth the price.
These boots are marketed as being non-slip… they are not the best. I wore them to work 2 TIMES before the sole detached🤯 really regretting my 60 dollars spent! Would not recommend!
These boots aren’t bad. They’re actually more comfortable than I expected. But the man-made upper (polyurethane, I believe) just doesn’t breathe like leather, so they’re hot and sweaty. They’re also kind of hard to get on (no closures, just elastic). But the tread grip is good.These boots probably get a little easier to get on once they’re “broken in” and the elastic relaxes some (maybe?), and the tab at the back is helpful, but a long-handled shoe horn is really what you need to get these on easily. They look good, but they would have benefitted functionally from having some sort of closure that can be opened (rather than just elastic).It’s also puzzling why they didn’t design these to be water resistant. The product description explicitly says they are not. If they were leather, I would understand, but if they’re not water resistant, and they’re still expensive, what advantage is there to buying polyurethane?The tread is great, very aggressive. I got these after slipping on black ice recently. I don’t know if these would have prevented that, but if they wouldn’t have, nothing short of ice cleats would have. The heel is very wide and stable and will help with balance issues. On the downside, the heel flares SO much, it takes a bit of getting used to. I almost tripped on the stairs (twice!) when I caught the heel as I was going down. I suspect that I’ll be less likely to do that once I get used to the extra clearance needed, but it’s definitely something to be aware of if you’re not used to clunky heels.I was disappointed that these aren’t available in wide sizes. I ordered up half a size to help compensate for that. I still would have liked to have had a wide width, but they’re not as narrow as I feared. They’re wearable. I wouldn’t want to wear them all day, but I was happiest to get them off not so much from a comfort perspective as from just my feet feeling claustrophobic. Very thick, wicking socks would probably help with that (so definitely consider ordering up half a size).Overall, these are okay. I love the traction, but I would have preferred something more breathable and easier to get on. With these not having leather uppers, I’m not sure the high price (currently $64) is justifiable.
I'm a bartender. Comfortable at first but fell apart quickly. Sole became loose and one boot ripped through the arch. Lasted less than 2 months.
