Product Description
Mens LawnGrips Brutus Protect Your Feet The Men's Brutus LawnGrips are the perfect outdoor utility boot, though they offer the comfort of a walking shoe. The 7" high lace-up rise offers additional ankle protection. They utilize water and stain-resistant full grain leather uppers with a commercial-grade waterproof membrane and hi-wall sole for greater stability and support. The patented Grip-N-Go outsole gives you traction even on wet grass. The tough heavy duty rubber sole holds up, even to shovel work. Features LawnGrips famous Quality, Comfort and Performance with patented Grip-N-Go outsole, No-Feel Steel toe, and steel shank with padded midsole and extra padding on the collar. Note on sizing: For the most comfortable fit, most people order 1/2 size larger than their normal shoe size. Ships Quickly!
| List Price: | $149.95 |
| Price: | $122.95 |
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Product Details
- Size: 8 D(M) US
- Color: Chestnut
- Brand: LawnGrips
- Model: LGM210780
- Fabric type: Glitter fabric
- Number of items: 1
Features
- Water resistant
From the Manufacturer
LawnGrips is the only footwear designed specifically for landscaping. Professionals and do-it-yourselfers alike appreciate LawnGrips' patented Grip-n-Go tread for multidirectional traction, even on wet grass and uneven terrain. The angled cleats and wide channels shed debris, so the dirt stays outside where it belongs. Unlike conventional work boots, all styles are built on an athletic day-long comfort and feature waterproof leather uppers to keep feet dry. Available in steel toe or non-steel toe, and in both men's and women's sizes, LawnGrips are simply the greatest shoe on turf.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Mr. Mike Gootjes
I work in lawn maintenance using a stand behind mower. I still do a fair amount of walking though because I have to trim, edge, and blow as well.
I've had these boots for about 4 months now and the inside soles are coming apart. Some of the outside stitches are coming loose too. They took a few weeks to break in before they started to feel comfortable but that only lasted a few weeks before they started falling apart. One of the biggest problems with these boots is that they are extremely hot. At the end of the day my feet were raw from being drenched with sweat. I've never had this problem with previous boots. Another problem with these boots are the sizes they come in. Hope you have small feet because the biggest size is 11 1/2. My casual shoes are 11 1/2 but I usually prefer my boots a little bigger. These felt a little tight.
The good things about these boots is they're waterproof. I also like the tread design. I've never had an issue with slipping on any surface. The boots are fairly lightweight for steel toe and although I don't use a shovel often, the steel band on the bottom of the shoe is a good idea.
Overall I would not recommend these boots to any professional because they just can't hold up to the amount of work we do on a daily basis. They would probably be great for an individual who does casual work on the weekends around the house though.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Lourock
I have purchased two pairs of LawnGrips in the past. They are great boots, but the souls wear out too quick on them. One would expect them to last longer given there price tag, but unfortunately, they don't. I no longer buy these boots because of that.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By LAWNBOY
I love my LawnGrips boots. Other reviews have said that these boots were not wide enough. My foot when I am able to get the wide size is EEE. I ordered a little bit bigger in lenght to get the widness in needed. They are very comfortible on my feet. I decided to wear them shopping instead of putting on my tennis shoes because of the way they feel after 1 week of wearing.
The rubber on the sole is high quality and should not wear out fast. I will buy these again in the future.
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