I bought them just today and like all hiking boots, they are hard since they are waterproof. I bought them specifically for work on the fields, so they will only be stepping on soil and rocks. For the work I need them for, they seem to be the right choice. Tomorrow they will face tougher conditions and I will come back with a detailed description.

First day in the field today. They passed the test. They don't feel a thing! 100% boots for the field.
P.S.: Change the insoles. Not the ones they come with.
P.S.: I wear size 47.5 in athletic shoes. In these, size 46 is extremely comfortable. The toes in the front don't touch anywhere.

For me, if you want shoes for work in the fields, they are perfect!

P.S.: 18/5/21. I wear them every day. On rocks, on stones, on soil, on anything you can imagine. They are suitable for hikers, for hunting, for everything. They are my favorite shoes. Luckily, my boots broke and I went and bought these.

I bought a pair, resistant to cold and rainwater (on asphalt) without any problem, but unfortunately the sole is slightly non-slip. It may have been okay in the puddles of rainwater on the asphalt, but when I stepped on the wet tiles on the sidewalk, I slipped several times and almost got injured from falling. It also slips very easily on downhill slopes, in areas where the sidewalk, asphalt, or even rocky ground may be somewhat slippery. I no longer wear it in the rain and I only wear it for a walk in places with... predictable ground that is flat! Simple twenty euro shoes have successfully surpassed all these points where I almost killed myself from falling. Wasted money!