I wear these boots (steel / safety toes) for 12hr shifts, 3-4  days a week, often in standing water. If you can translate your size, they are as comfortable as bedroom slippers.
My boots mud up quickly, so it's best if I can hose them, and then kick them off.
I'm no kid, but I often climb steel rail stairs, ladders, and spend a bit of the time squatted down. These aren't too bad, but NO boot has held up to this sort of abuse for1 years time. In 12 months (or less) the sole will crack, the top leather shows wear, and the welt will fracture. All these things kill their ability to keep feet dry. This is my second pair.
I like them, and have resigned myself to the fact of their longevity, I also get an annual boot allowance to cover the damage.
Probably best for the money.