One only needs to read the comments to understand, unless they have already served in the army. It's wasted money and unfortunately I bought them outside of Skroutz, otherwise I would have returned them immediately since Skroutz has very good customer service in these matters. They haven't withstood heavy use and it's only been 20 days. The worst part is that the Hellenic Army still makes deals with this company and buys tons of these terrible boots, creating two issues: 1. the interest of the Armed Forces in their personnel is probably negligible, 2. the reason why, even though they know in the Armed Forces, they continue to give money to the company that supplies them... competitions without criteria or under-the-table agreements? GUYS, IT'S BETTER TO BUY BOOTS THROUGH Skroutz. The support you will have will make things much easier for you!

Nice boots, they need polish at first until they take the shape of the foot. Buy at least 2 sizes larger if you want to put insoles as the sole is quite hard.

High durability. The company OLYMPUS also makes for the E.S. of contracts, so it is exactly the same where the E.S. provides. *** Finally understand that not all footwear can be as comfortable as loafers!!!!

Greek army and minds on the bars, kids. Truly, boots of Vietnam-era technology, maybe even further back in time, made to withstand everything but also destroy the feet of the one wearing them. The sole is literally made of wood and no matter what kind of sole you put on (maybe silicone would do a better job), your foot won't be spared. For work in fields, it is durable as long as you have applied a ton of varnish on them first. For military service, knowing that you will wear them for 12 hours a day, winter or summer, it's not the best option.

Very good boot in relation always to the money they cost, they are almost like the E.S. ones, they need to be worn for 3-4 days to soften and be comfortable.

1) The type of this boot is not known for its comfort in the first few days, and after it opens, if there are any... I will let you know. In my case, it's even worse because it is low in the front and it hits my toes so much that they are permanently numb.
2) Two days after I bought them, they started losing pieces, and the sole started to open in the middle.
3) The laces have already worn out (I only wear them occasionally and I have had them for over a month now).
Honestly, it is the worst thing I have ever bought (and it has reached my hands).
I felt like I wasted €30

I don't think there is a need for comments on the boots of the Greek army. They are made to withstand more than the feet of the person wearing them. In terms of durability and comfort, they feel like they are made of metal.

I have had them for about two months now and I am quite satisfied, especially considering their price. At first, they are very uncomfortable but gradually they become more comfortable (of course, with frequent painting). I was a little disappointed with the quality control as the right boot is swollen near the ankle, but there is no difference in the fit or comfort. They are also more suitable for work in fields or even hiking in the mountains than for everyday use.

If you know how to lace them up, the ES boots are the best and most durable thing you will wear on your feet. Yes, they are not comfortable and yes, they are heavy, but their durability is on another level. They have excellent ankle support, although you need to know how to tie them. Many people don't have the patience or knowledge to lace them properly, but those who know what they're doing keep them for a lifetime

The best thing to wear for varicose veins, varicose veins, curvature, thrombosis, sprain, and spinal displacement due to poor posture. Of course, it is the best thing available, as I see it in ages 45 to 90 in the fields, in the woods, for hunting, for coffee in the village square, for walking with the sheep, for outings in the city. And of course, all this with the rest of the Greek army, t-shirts, jackets, etc. and many more things that are unnecessary to mention here, as what concerns us is the quality, which is indeed very good, but until it wears out, it has already lost its shine. That's it. I would buy it again if it wore out, of course the first pair I have since 1990.

The boots are good when you soften them with polish and not with grease (if you forget to take it off, they will become too soft), because I received them very stiff, nothing like others that were a bit stiff. Also, the heel for some reason was larger than those from 2018, pay attention and return them so that they can adjust the heel or go to a cobbler who knows what he's doing. These boots are indeed good but take a long time to soften and are for a unit and representation; I change them every 1-2 years depending on the condition (let's not forget gasoline, diesel drops, etc.) you change the insoles with something better so that they are a bit soft inside. These are what we ask for and we go through and we have them set aside.