Millbrook 6" Waterproof Wedge Boot

This is my 4th pair of Carhartt boots in the past 3 years. The Millbrook Wedge is very comfortable and light.

Amazon fit and comfort. Also great looking boot for everyday wear. Durable as well.

Bought these from my local shoe store? the most uncomfortable boot I've ever owned. After 3 months I got rid of them. I got horrible feet pain and lower back pain from these boots. Carhartt should be ashamed of selling these poor excuse called boots.

Needed a new pair of steel or composite toe work boots so went to a Bass Pro Shop on a specific mission for Keen boots. Wore non-ST Keens years ago and always like the look so thought I'd try the ST version. Unfortunately Keen now runs wide and were exceptionally heavy...disappointing. Tried on about 8 pairs of boots from 4 different manufacturers and a price range from low 100's to 300+. Carhart, (or as we say in the northeast - Cah-haht) Millbrook CT was the clear winner both in price, comfort, and cool ol' school look. Literally bought them last night and wore them all day today and they felt like I've owned them for years. If these were available in low cut, I would have bought those too. I prefer a boot that hugs the foot (see prior reviews) so this was perfect for me and very comfortable immediately. You'll notice the single lace hook at the top so 95% full lace support is excellent, unobtrusive, and again, sooo comfortable. Appearance is a 5; Durability is admittedly unknown as this is my first pair, but based on initial observation, these should last for a while; Quality is definitely a 5; Functionality is a 5...for me. Well done Cah-Haht!!

After 2 weeks of wearing on a concrete floor. Definitely comfortable foot bed, but they are a close foot hugging boot, reminds me more of a ski boot fit. After the first week my feet were tired of them, but I stuck it out and they are breaking in just real slowly. Still have a way to go. Also the tongue on both boots is offset slightly to the outside when you lace up and I have to give them a strong tug back to the center before tying the knot. Probably sewn in wrong.