**4 MO UPDATE**
Stitching broke, sole was worn down and they never fully broke in (pretty close though). The leather was fine, but the stitching just starting coming off the heal.

Luckily amazon is an amazing company and took them back! I couldn't believe it! THANK YOU AMAZON! That was the last pair of Georgia boots I will ever buy in my life. Moved over to Ariat and am very pleased.

**1 MO UPDATE**

It's now been over a month. Breaking the boots in was hell, no if's and's or but's about it. I walk 30 (yes 30) miles or so a week in these boots. It took 2.5 weeks to break them in. that is about 75mi (yes 75) to break them in. I ran through the better half of two pair of boot socks and have 5 wear spots on the front of me feet. But SOB I got 'em broke in, I wasn't about to give up on them. I've never had more than a 2-3 day break in before, so this was shocking for me.

Anyhow, after that nonsense, I can say the boots are here to last. The leather is forming real nice to my feet and the stitching is holding fine. The sole is a bit weak and will probably have to be replaced within 6-8 months. That isn't too unexpected though, as I use my chevrolegs quite a bit.

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Well, I got these Friday and it is now Tuesday.

The boots lack the finesse of a higher end construction. On top they look good, but when you flip the boot upside down, the screws and nails are not all lined up and orderly (they used to be, in older boots). The leather is real nice, but is solid as a rock. This has been the toughest pair of boots to break in I have ever had; I thought my toe was broken Saturday. The stitching is ok, not great, not bad. The laces are cheap, but I always replace my laces with para-cord immediately anyhow. The outsole seems a bit soft, but is silent and sturdy.

Overall so far, they are worth the price, but they are insanely tough to break in. I'd recommend them for a cheaper work boot as of now - will update later too.