Impossible to quantify “hard use”, but they’ve seen some miles. I’m only 145lbs. and the tread is nearly gone, surprising for me. Guess I worked 'em out?

Here’s the pair I bought, thinking on buying another:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WHTSJF4?psc=1

They’re still tough, nothing unraveling, zippers still tough, original laces, sole not peeling anywhere, not in the slightest. Only reason they need replacing is that the left heel kinda kicked out sideways. Noticed it made my leg slightly sore today, and slight problems become big problems in the boondocks.

Should I throw more money at something tougher? Is 4-years acceptable bang for the buck? These fit so perfectly I’m afraid to gamble on another brand. LOL, unless Sketchers comes out with combat boots!

One other note if you have a recommendation: I need the high tops. Between snakes, thorns, etc., I want tall boots.

EDIT: ONE other note if you have an alternative: They’re weird in that they’re warm enough into the 30s(F), cool enough to march in the 90s(F). Not sure what I’d be looking for to get that, no idea how it works.

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    15 hours ago

    I’ve worn a couple pairs of those same Ryno boots. They’re actually quite comfortable. I think I still have a pair. Mine last about 8 months or so

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      14 hours ago

      8-monnths sounds terrible. Do you weigh a lot more than me? Where them everyday for work?

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        12 hours ago

        I weigh about 160lbs. I wore them every day and I’m on my feet all day long and they got wet a lot. They didn’t fall apart, they just looked like crap and hardened and probably stank

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          11 hours ago

          Fair enough. I’m lighter and not using them for work. Seems working outside at Lowe’s for a few months pushed them over the edge.