This is the nicest fitting best feeling low or mid height boot I've ever worn. I was a machinist for over 20 years and that was 20 plus years of wearing steel toed boots. I usually wore the Lineman's Boot with the thick lug sole because they lasted longer than the others for walking around on the large razor edged steel chips my machine made. I wish I could have found a pair of these 30 years ago!
I haven't been able to work in a machine shop for 15 years  because of a lower back and neck injury. It's taken me a while but I've finally got my own small workshop set up to do wood working. I'm getting into turning old fashioned toy's and other things on the lathe and cutting out puzzles and other toys with the scroll saw and band saw. I bought these specifically for wearing in my shop. I got the slightly higher top so that my pants leg will hang down around the shoe so that sawdust doesn't get in them.
There's two big pluses for them. One is the insole is removable so that it can be cleaned or a new one put in. This lets you adjust them to the perfect fit with either a thinner insole or a thicker one with a higher arch. And for putting in a custom insole it really helps to be able to take out the insole that came with it without damaging the shoe or the insole.
The other big plus is the side zipper! I've never had a pair of boots with a side zipper on them. I thought only those goofy skin tight boots that are impossible to slip on were the only ones with zippers. But, even though these are sorta low cut, low compared to most boots, the little zipper really does make a difference when putting them on and taking them off. You don't have to use the zipper when putting them on or taking them off but it does make it easier to do both.
Ether trail walking, fishing, hunting, or standing at a wood lathe ankle deep in sawdust and wood chips these are an ideal boot. Light weight and comfortable. I just advise a little caution the first few times driving with them on. Especially if you have been used to thin soled worn out sneakers, basket ball or tennis shoes for driving. Like I had. The thicker and stiffer sole on these can make you miss your clutch or break pedals leading to an embarrassing oops when you hit somebody in the butt because you couldn't get your foot on the break in time. And after the last 4 years wearing worn out Dr. Scholl's sneakers that should have been retired at least 3 years ago I had to learn how to walk all over again after getting a pair of these. And they definitely are far more comfortable than the Dr Scholl's shoes ever were.
So if you're looking for a stylish, comfortable, and well made walking or hiking shoe for a fair price I suggest these. I just wish I could have found a pair of Denim/Pewter/Black instead of the just Black ones before I ordered the black. As usual, for the ones I wanted, the Denim/Pewter/Black, there are dozens of listings for umpteen different sizes, but not one in my size. Until after I ordered my second choice of just Black. Since I like the black ones so much I'm thinking about keeping them and ordering a pair of the Denim/Pewter/Black too. That will give me two pair of very nice comfortable boots for under a $100. And that's kinda hard to beat these days.