Reebok Work Nano X1 Adventure Work Composite Toe Men's Oxford

I have bought many work shoes and had thought, with Timberland Pros, I had already found my choice. And, tbf, the Pro's are an excellent show and still in the mix for the best for me, but these came out of nowhere!Although they aren't water resistant in any way, they are extremely comfortable, I love the style, the toe is solid...and, I can easily wear them for a 10 hour shift and they haven't weighed me down at all! They seem to be sized right (I'm 10.5) w/o making my toes feel like sardines.I really like these shoes! Now, I've just recently gotten them, w/i the past month or so, so this love of mine could dissolve w/issues, and if it does, I will update, but for now...10/10 - would advise!

Really comfortable!!!

Probably worst Reebok work shoes I’ve ever bought. Comfortable for few weeks and then the insoles got super hard and uncomfortable. The BB4500 are super comfortable lasting comfort for over a year. I made the mistake of just wanting other Reebok shoes in the rotation. I’ll just buy the same ones in different colors.

Fit true to size. Seem very durable and comfortable. Steel toe is great for working and having the saftey but also looks good enough to wear to the store if needed. . The bumpy insoles feel great and make them easy to wear.

Yes I understand they are safety shoes but eleven with the composite toe I find them to be quite heavy. Also be sure to wear a crew sock or one with ankle protection or you will experience blistering on your heel. Or at least I did

These shoes are very comfortable. I wear them daily during the summer working outside. Very very lightweight. Love the material feet don’t get wet, which is a big part of my job.

I’ve been using these shoes for a little over a week and they have been great, they fit well (true to size for me), they’re not too heavy and, my back has been much better since switching to these from my boots. The insoles have what I can only describe as bumps, but they are surprisingly comfortable. The materials seem to be pretty durable so far but I’ll update again in a month if I can remember. The only issue I’m having is seen in the photos the edge of the toe is starting to peel but it doesn’t seem to be getting worse.Update: After a few months the tears got much worse, but the shoe was still together. The shoe was still comfortable, and the insole hadn’t worn out. I ended up switching back to boots, so only used them for roughly 4 months.

I bought the shoes for the looks, to be honest. However, they are more comfortable than my previous Reebok work shoes (RB4050). They feel more cushioned and have some grip inside the shoe to prevent your feet from sliding. Nevertheless, these are slightly less wide than my previous shoes. I am 6 feet tall and weigh 240 lbs. These fit really well, but compared to other wide shoes, they might be a bit narrower.