I am buying these for the second time. They are half the weight of the corresponding service ones provided by the Hellenic Army, extremely more comfortable with a softer sole. They are a bit more narrow and long, but I don't think anyone will have a problem or get a remark if they wear them on duty. However, their use is strictly for mild conditions, office work, and walking on asphalt; any use on dirt with stones or fields will destroy them very quickly. Their leather is extremely thin and the material of the sole, in order to emphasize the weight, is much more sensitive. The size is the same as the corresponding ones from the Hellenic Army. Generally, for anyone who wants a pair of boots for hunting, agricultural work, or serves in units with intense activities, it is certain they will not last many years. However, if comfort is purely the only thing that interests you, then given their good price, they are worth buying.

Comfortable and lightweight, nice design but the leather breaks very quickly, for this reason alone it is not worth it

I will be completely honest:

I have had them for 4-5 years of daily use with many hours on my feet.
The sole does indeed wear out over time, but for me, after all these years, it still has plenty of life left and I am satisfied.
On the outside, there is wear only where the foot bends, but nothing crazy, they still hold up.
On the inside, the stitching around the tongue is coming undone and the shoe fabric is wearing out from putting the foot in and taking it out.

Drawback? I wouldn't call it waterproof, but as much as possible, it keeps most water out.

Overall, it is sturdy and durable. As light as it gets, and when walking it's like you're not even wearing boots.

Is it worth it? It's worth it for their price and even more so, even for the demanding ones.

Light boot, comfortable, but the tongue breaks, the sole wears out quickly and lets water in; after 2 years I threw them away

An excellent office boot.

I bought this boot for my military service after the training center. It is completely standard, extremely lightweight, and VERY comfortable. It's like wearing a sports shoe.

Attention:
It is not suitable at all for rain and wet environments as the tongue of the shoe is made from some synthetic material that lets water in. It is mainly recommended for office posts and/or lots of walking within the city. I should also note that I have not tried it in off-road conditions, but it does not inspire the confidence and trust of the corresponding boot issued by the army.

Finally, you should know that the construction material is not leather but some kind of synthetic leather which, however, both in appearance and behavior (it doesn't smell) is just fine.

Bonus tip: combine it with the anatomical insoles from army race for maximum results!

I can't understand why the tongue is made of cordura fabric, which on the inside has a plastic film that dries out and with the rain, water gets inside to your feet. If they use leather, I will buy them again

My army boots caused me issues with my knees due to their weight and poor foot support while walking, resulting in me limping from the pain when I wear them. I bought these because a soldier recommended them to me, and they are truly fantastic. Super lightweight (they weigh like athletic shoes) and very comfortable for walking while also providing excellent support for the foot and ankle. The soft material of the sole helps absorb shocks to a great extent, although it may wear out relatively easily with heavy use, as mentioned in other reviews. I got them in the size I wear for my regular shoes. I recommend adding orthopedic insoles, although they are already very comfortable as they are.

I had bought them for hunting.
They told me they are amazing.
Inappropriate design.
They lasted barely 1.5 months.

If there was a zero, I would give it. After 3 months of use, they have become like this from the bottom. Both soles have disintegrated with light use. The only reason someone would find it worth buying is to wear them in an office, and that is due to their weight.

The soft comfortable lightweight sole also has its "big disadvantage"... Short lifespan/durability. Other than that, it's better if the boots wear out than our feet!

I bought these boots for my military service and they have saved me. They are much better than what they give us, and what makes them stand out is their weight. I highly recommend them without hesitation!!!!!!!

For 57€ that I bought them to replace my military boots, they are fine. After a week of wearing them, they softened and the only thing they suffered after a month is a tear in the tongue seam. If they hold up until the end, they are worth it.

I bought them for my military service to be comfortable. One weighs 450g, the military boot weighs 1250g, a huge difference. The sole is soft, the leather is quite flexible, and they haven't tired me out any day. Considering their price, they are an excellent product. I don't have an opinion on their durability. If they last for 12 months of service, it's worth every last euro for me

Worn for 2 months and the sole broke in the middle, causing water to enter and obviously it is for throwing away...

Worn for 1 month, obviously lightweight and relatively comfortable but with a terrible smell (indicating low-quality material), torn on the heel and rusty metal parts. Unfortunately, the company did not cover the replacement within the warranty. Fortunately, the store where I purchased them covered me and replaced them at their own expense. Being a military person, I will not recommend these boots until the company improves them and changes its policy.

They were bought for running, after a certain number of kilometers I would use them at work (field), very comfortable for running as sports shoes, lightweight, very waterproof but it doesn't matter when you dive completely into the water. The shoes performed great in running but at work after thousands of hours wearing them, the sole gave up and due to my mistake, my toe got cut and was coming out from underneath, 2-3 heels were cut from the strong shovel I was stepping on because they were not nailed, and I cut the sole when I put my foot in a propeller to stop, it's a dog trust it

These boots are of great durability. I wear them daily for a year now, especially for gardening work. They are excellent for their price. Choose them with closed eyes. At first, until they soften, it is difficult but logical.

For those who say that the sole wears out quickly, they are right, but with 15 euros in a cobbler, they can add another sole to the sole and it lasts just as long

Today, 28-11-23, after 4 years of use, I bought again the same delivery scooter. I see that they improved the material from fabric to leather. The old ones are still wearable but not in the rain. I am still Stamatis 65, but I forgot the code. On 2-1-24, I see that they improved in rain, they didn't get wet like the previous model with fabric material. They need fat seal or varnish in the beginning until the leather softens. As for the inner lining, in the previous ones, I think the laces didn't release enough when I took them off, that's why they got damaged faster. I will be back soon.

I bought them because many colleagues had them. They are very nice on the foot and very comfortable. Really very lightweight. As for durability, time will tell, but they seem very high quality. Also, the tongue that some people mention seems normal to me. Recommend! 5 stars at first sight.

It has the grip of a rain boot. They are not suitable for any work, maybe just for walking, but even then, the outer coating on the heel area broke within 2 months. The only positive thing is that they have a very nice design.

These specific boots from aeropelma are just what you need for military service. From what I understand, the quality has decreased compared to before, but they are still definitely more comfortable than army boots. Rule of thumb, always get boots that are 1 to 2 sizes larger than what you normally wear. If you also add silicone insoles, your feet will have a very peaceful service. They are not meant for heavy duty, but they can be worn in an office on a rainy day. Tip: buy them a month before entering the army and wear them for 2 weeks every day with a coat of Camel varnish, but not the glossy one. The following 2 weeks, wear them for a few hours a day to break them in, with a coat of varnish every 3 days. When it's time to enter the army, they will be ready.

3 stars for the lightweight and comfort. However, durability is highly desired in boots and this particular model fails. I have had them since May '22. In the first week, the plastic tongue disintegrated. In six months, the inner lining started to disintegrate at the heel, while the sole has already worn out much faster compared to previous models from the company. I would recommend anyone considering buying them to explore alternatives.

The only positive thing about them is that they are comfortable and lightweight. However, their durability and quality are below average, with wear and tear in the known areas that those of us who have purchased them are aware of, within six months. They are only suitable for office use, not for heavy wear. Their cost should have been a maximum of 40 euros, but they have increased in price, like everything else, after all.

I have had them for two years, mainly for office use. They are comfortable, the leather is not very high quality, and the cover of the inner part of the boots has torn at the heel. I consider them decent for this price, but not for heavy use.

I had bought these boots on Dec 03, 2018, and I mainly used them on asphalt, with very few times stepping on dirt or rocks. The sole became like an F1 tire within 6 months. The tongue does not hold its proper shape and gets wrinkled, no matter how much you straighten it, resulting in blisters on the ankle area. The waterproofing is mediocre. It is lighter compared to a classic service boot. No, I would not buy them again, I would wait to be issued a service boot and until then, these are only for special cases.

DISGUSTING The right ones are 6 years old and were fine. The left ones, as soon as I got them, they put a fabric contour on the tongue made of leather, and with the rain, they took a bucket of water. Far away, they are for Peru in Latin America where it doesn't rain

After my service, I can say that these boots are not suitable for those serving in special forces. They are suitable for infantry and office personnel. Yes, they got me through my service, but they are not suitable for long marches, they are not suitable for cold water and snow, they leak water even from a drop. I tested them in mountain conditions, 5 days of walking, water, and cold. They are not stable and secure for the foot, they slip easily on the mountain, and if the foot sweats or gets wet inside, it starts slipping even more. Choose something else for special forces.

I have tried countless boots and tactical shoes in the field. By far the lightest and most comfortable boot, fully waterproof. I have had them for 1.5 years. Excellent and Greek!