Brahma Men's Liner Waterproof 6" Steel Toe Work Boots
- Brand:
- Brahma
- Model Number:
- Liner
- UPC:
- 605388531902
- EAN:
- 0605388531902
- Walmart SKU:
- 130625262
Market rate of $49.98 positions buyers 0.0% under the established average.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Brahma Men's Liner Waterproof 6" Steel Toe Work Boots since 6/3/2023. The most recent price update was on Oct 1, 2025.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $49.98 (lowest on 6/3/2023) to $49.98 (highest on 6/3/2023). The average price during this period is $49.98.
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 97 reviews.
The boots seem pretty good quality, and were priced well. The boots size fit as expected and are comfortable. Quality and durability isn't fully known as I haven't worn them for their purpose yet, but construction and materials seem nice.
I love these boots. i have gotten Brahma Brand for over 15 years not always the same style, but Brahma all the way. Good quality and Great Price. True to size. Very comfortable, You can wear them all day long no problem.
Perfect boots warm, comfortable just what I was looking for
I am a welder fitter that builds mining and construction equipment. This boot holding up very well to grind dust, weld sparks etc. It is also very comfortable. The only downside is the comfort insole wears out sooner than I'd like.
I was very amazed at how comfortable these were when I first tried them on and walked around. Definitely a cushy insole. Waterproof is a must for me, and they are. Anxious to see how they perform over time. The site is not loading my photos for some reason. Sorry
Definitely some solid boots. These are very heavy and durable. 3m partners with the manufacturer on these boots which I love. 3m provides the insulation for these boots and they are comfortable as a result. The boots look and feel high quality and seem built to last. From the leather, stitching and the sole material, it all seems very well built. The soles state the they are oil resistant and slip resistant which is good for all of us that work on these type of fields.
I'm a DIYer so I don't need $200 work boots or want them. These Brahma steel toe boots are perfect for my needs so I can use and abuse them, then replace them when needed, without the worry of dropping hundreds on boots. These are comfortable enough that I have worn them 5+ hours when doing my random projects around the house and have had no issues whatsoever. When the time comes to get a new paid, I'll get another pair.
My son works at a car wash where chemicals are sprayed on vehicles. He moves fast and gets his feet wet. He has tried many different leather boots that say they're waterproof and has even put extra waterproofing on them. They still get wet inside and he has problem feet when that happens . Whatever waterproofing that is on this particular Brahma Liner Boot he doesn't have to do anything extra to them. They last at least 2 months, solid 40 hrs a week before breaking down and leaking. We can't find his size 12 in the 3 Walmart stores in town anymore so I order online for him. Just got this pair this week and he told me to order another pair today so we have it on hand when needed. Please don't ever stop selling this particular pair of boots!! It's the best for the job he does.
Pretty much what you'd expect for $28. If I spent $28, I'd be happy with my purchase. They're not stiff and seemed pretty easy to break in. Only thing is they definitely run big. The 10 is big on me. I always take a 10, so I'll need either insoles or extra socks. In my opinion they're a good buy for $28.
These seems to be hardworking durable boots. The exterior seems to be built of quality material and is sturdy and strong. The inner paddings are soft enough, and I felt comfortable wearing them. Here's come the reason I'm giving them two stars. On the right pair, right beside the lace on the left side, there seems to be a kind of a knot created when you lace the boot up, and it goes right into my Talus bone, making walking super painful and imposible. I've been wrestling with these enough with some luck sometimes, but I don't have this problem with the left pair and I don't think you should have to try to make a pair of boots less painful.
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