I work as a wildlife biologist and I buy a pair of these each year.  I wish they lasted a little longer, but considering the amount of time I spend hiking rough terrain in these, I suppose getting a year out of them is worth it.  I originally started buying these when they were manufactured by Converse, but apparently they sold the pattern to Reebok.  Other than the brand name change, they're exactly the same as the old Converse ones.  Zipper never jams, sole at the toe never lifts like some other boots I've owned.  Really the only damage they get after a solid year of heavy use is that the leather starts to crack a bit.  Generally they're good boots for their price.  I even keep my old ones, as they're still very much wearable.  I just keep them as a backup in case my regular pair get muddy and I haven't had a chance to clean them up.

The attached photos show the wear over the past three pairs I've owned.  The oldest is also the muddiest.  You can see the cracks in the side view of the two older pairs.  My newest pair is crack free so far and I've been using those for about 2 1/2 months (March 2018).