Georgia Boot Men's Homeland 8 Inch Insulated Work Boots - Waterproof Steel Toe Safety Shoes for Construction, Hiking & Outdoor Work

This boot here is a great fall, easy winter, and cold spring boot. I live in a cold climate and these are fine for working in cold weather as long as you're not just standing around all day in 20F degrees or colder, but they kept me warm in those temps, walking and working. At about 55 degrees I switch to uninsulated. I've been wearing Georgia boots for 30+ years and they've always fit well, been very comfortable, and have stood up to working on everything from concrete factory floors to the abuse that comes from farming and logging. Get yourself an insulated pair and an uninsulated pair, oil them at least twice a year and you'll get many years out of each pair. I always have worn mine for at least several years each. Use a good mink oil applied with an old toothbrush once they break in and the leather just begins to look a little dry. Work the oil into those seams real good, get a good amount worked into all the stitching. Take care of your boots and they'll take good care of you. It's a lost art of caring for one's boots, but I have a pair of logger boots that are over 5 years old and are worn in the woods every day and they still look and feel great. I've never bought a pair of Georgia boots in the last 30 some years that have let me down. You wont go wrong with these. If they don't last you a long time check to see what you're doing wrong.