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3 answered
Is the packaging excessive?
Asked by Cliff
Wildly. I filled a recycling bin.
Loom & Co.· seller·Is this waterproof?
Asked by Dana W.
It got rained on once and seemed fine, but I wasn't watching closely.
linoleum_enjoyer· shopper·Is it heavy?
Asked by hoodiegoblin
Compared to what?
SGT_Bagel· shopper·
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hahank_the_hammer VerifiedLog entry: March 12, 2024, 0800 hoursMay 16, 2026
Conditions: dry subfloor, plywood. I wore these StepGuards to a framing job. They grip good, real good. I was worried they'd slide on the plywood, but they don't. I tested it by stomping in a puddle of glue, and my foot stayed put. They're not steel-toe, but they got a hard cap. I'd say they are better than my old boots. One thing: the laces are too short for my thick ankles, so I swapped them. But no sliding, no slippage. Solid shoe.
- brbrew_buddy VerifiedIt's a shoe, okay?
June 18, 2026
I own a pair of expensive Italian leather shoes that cost six times these. These StepGuards are not that. They are comfortable enough for a shift behind the counter, and they don't smell after eight hours. They are also a full size smaller in the toe than my expensive ones, so order up. But for the price, I have no complaints. They are shoes. They work.
- TiTim L. VerifiedBest drill I ever bought
April 24, 2026
I picked these up at Loom & Co. thinking they were a new cordless drill, but they turned out to be shoes. No matter! I needed something to keep my feet dry on the job site, and these fit the bill. The sole is thick like a drill battery, and they make a satisfying thump when I walk. They're also easy to wipe clean, which is a plus. I've used them every day for a month. They are fine shoes.









