Although they were nice and sturdy looking boots out of the box, my experience with wearing them proved otherwise.  I normally wear a D width but decided to purchase the EW or extra wide width because of the composite toe.  I added a pair of Dr.Scholl's sole inserts for added comfort and support.  After my first 6-hour shift my toes were sore.  The next day the top lace hook on one of the boots broke off (they are made of plastic which is unacceptable for a boot at this price point) as I was tying my laces.  Since I had no other options, I had to use them another day without lacing them to the top and at the end of my 6-hour shift my feet felt even worse than the first day.  Needless to say, I returned these to Amazon for a refund.  Since I needed a pair of boots to work in immediately, I decided to purchase a pair of D width Herman Survivor composite toe work boots from Walmart for about $50.  I put the same Dr. Scholl's sole inserts in them and these boots proved to be a million times more comfortable than the Skechers.  In case anyone is interested in the one's I bought from Walmart they are called 'Herman Survivor Men's Irontrail Steel Toe Waterproof Work Boot' and even though Walmart describes them as having a 'Steel Toe' they actually have a composite toe.