My husband does a lot of walking in order to get to his office, so I get very concerned about his footwear. He loves his Vans for as long as he can wear them, but when the snow starts falling, I want to make sure he’s toasty warm. I was recently given the opportunity to try out Men’s Lugz Boots, so I jumped at the chance to try something new. Neither my husband nor I was familiar with the brand, so we were happy to check them out.
My husband wore the Lugz for a few of the colder days we’ve seen in Chicago. Since it’s no longer snowing, we couldn’t test how they would perform in super-cold weather, but we got a good idea.
For starters, they are extremely attractive boots! The stitching lines are all clean and you get the immediate impression that these are high-quality boots. They appear to be very durable and are lined with a warm wool. My husband said that they were heavy in the sense that they felt like they would last awhile, but not so heavy as to weigh down is feet (which is always a concern of mine for him!). The rubber soles are thick and sturdy the laces are tightly wound, so the concern of possible fraying shouldn’t be an issue. Overall, we were both really impressed with their design and durability and would happily pick up another pair or recommend them to you!
To let you try these out for yourself, I am giving a pair of Men’s Lugz Boots away one lucky reader!
To enter this giveaway, complete any or all of the options listed below. Giveaway ends 5/16. Good luck!
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Comfort and quality are most important.
If they will be comfortable.
How long they will last, and how comfortable they are.
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My biggest concern is long term comfort.
My husband’s on his feet a lot so comfort is a big deal for us!
My son would love these!
Comfort and quality are the most imprtant things to me when purchasing boots.
That they are warm and don’t leak.
How long they will last.
My husband has to have steel toe boots for work so thats a must have! thanks!
My hubby walks a lot and he goes through a pair of boots like every 8-12 months so I am always looking for a pair that are affordable and will last!
something that fits, but also something that will last! Thanks for hosting!
comfort for sure
Comfort and wide enough. like them to look nice also
Definitely durability & comfort! grammypenny@frontier.com
I would have to go with comfort
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I have two…comfort and safety.
Comfort and durability!
comfort and how long thay will last! connie danielson
My biggest concerns are that they fit properly, are comfortable and last.
My biggest concern is comfort, especially after all-day wear.
Comfort and fit. The older we get you know you can’t wear just any footwear!
Comfort durability and safety
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Comfort is a concern for my husband because he has wide feet.
My biggest concern is durability.
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durability
That they are comfortable & long lasting.
So they fit well and are flexible (not too stiff)
I am most concerned with width,. I would rather have them too short than too narrow.
I am concerned with durability and price, which go hand in hand.
Quality and comfort.
HOW THEY FEEL ON AND How long they will last
if they fit
I want boots that have good traction for the snow.
Comfort
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Comfort.
Durability and comfort!
My biggest concern buying boots is comfort and will the boots last.
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Comfort and durability…
They are nice and warm looking. Look like good hiking boots for cold weather.
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good fit/no blisters
comfortable but durable
Durability.
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that they will be comfortable for my husband if he has them on for a long period of time
Howdy,
I attempted to enter your give away but for some reason I couldn’t get my answer to post on your entry area. I’m hoping that this will count as an entry.
To answer your question, “What is your biggest concern or consideration when you’re buying a pair of boots?”, the biggest consideration is the quality of the boot. I wear boots every day, both for work and for leisure. If the boots aren’t constructed well they won’t last even with proper care and cleaning. Price fits into the equation. I consider boots an investment and if it’s a well made boot then I don’t mind paying a little bit more.
Thank you for your time and offer.
Mario
comfort
comfort is number one
I could sure use a new pair of nice lugz.
Comfort is the most important factor.
I would say comfort
good fit and durability for wear.
Sturdy, durable and comfortable
fit & finish and how durable
comfortable and long lasting
fit through the insole and toe
Comfort and quality
The stitching, that it holds together.
Right away I had to see if they come in wide widths which they do.
Good fit and wearability.
My biggest concern or consideration when buying a pair of boots is comfort.
Definitely comfort.
Comfort is number 1, being on your feet all day you want your feet to feel the best!!
Biggest concern is comfort!
comfortable but durable
I look for one that can breathe and you don’t build up sweat in them.
Longevity is always my biggest concern
Longevity and comfort of course
Comfort is my biggest concern.
They have to be comfortable and look good is next.
How they’ll holdup in the rain!
Comfort!
the right fit and comfort.
I need something that is going to be comfortable and look good!
My main concern is that they don’t let water inside. Thanks!
My biggest concern is support
My biggest concern is will they hold up? and will they be comfortable?
comfort!
Comfortable, waterproof, durable.
My first concern is comfort….followed closely by durability.
Thank you.
My biggest concern is that they will fit good for the long term.
The concern would be for comfort with quality.
When buying boots my main concern is comfort & long term well being of the foot. I try to avoid anything that could cause foot damage.
my biggest concern is if they fit right and are comfortable.
roominess
durability and that they are comfy i hate shoes that take forever to break in
Comfort is my biggest concern. Thanks for doing this giveaway!
comfort and ability to breath
My biggest concern is comfort.
comfort is my biggest concern.
comfort
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My husband is in boots and on his feet all day, so he needs boots that will support him and will prevent back pain.
Getting the right fit is my biggest concern
COMFORT AND DURABILITY
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I think in boots my biggest concern is comfort and moisture resistance.
Duribilty and cost.
one big consideration is materials and good construction
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These would be good for my hubby working in the yard and with the goats, chickens, and ducks.
First of all I look for comfort because you really need that or you won;t want to wear boots. Then of course, quality/workmanship. Plus, good leather and soles that will last. Smooth finishes , too.
That they will be comfortable
Definately durability
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My biggest concern when purchasing boots is that they will fit right.
I look for boots that feel comfortable and will last.
My biggest concern is if they are going to be comfortable all day.
quality and comfortablility
comfortable and can hold its shape
I like the boots to feel light on my feet
My biggest concern is fit
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