Best Men's Dr. Martens Boots

Updated April 2018

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Bottom Line

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For the classic Doc Marten style, this is the right choice.

Pros

These leather boots have an iconic look and feel great. The leather uppers come in a variety of colors, and the synthetic sole provides good grip. The shaft measures 6.5" from the arch, and the heel is 1.25" tall.

Cons

May take some time to break in.

The fold-down style makes these tough boots stand out.

Pros

The leather/nylon uppers are durable and attractive, and these work as well as a work boot as they do as a statement. These boots are warm, comfortable, and look great. Shaft measures 7" from the arch, and the heel is .75" high.

Cons

Some customers found these boots to be warmer than leather Dr. Martens.

Best Bang for the Buck

A thinner sole than most Dr. Martens gives these a distinct style.

Pros

The waffle-pattern sole provides good grip, and the leather uppers provide protection from the elements. Shaft measures 6.5" from the arch, and the heel is 1" high.

Cons

Little support or padding can make these boots on the stiff side.

Dr. Martens

Fusion Steel Toe Chelsea Boot

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Bottom Line

For a classy-looking work boot, it doesn't get much better than this.

Pros

No-lace leather uppers with a pull-on loop create a smooth look that provides excellent protection. These boots do a great job of keeping feet dry, and they're comfortable after hours of wear.

Cons

The pull loop isn't as durable as it could be.

Dr. Martens

Icon 2295 Steel Toe Boot

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Bottom Line

Tall, comfortable, anti-slip work boots.

Pros

Two pull loops make these easy to slide into. Though they're not as stylish as some of Dr. Martens' other styles, these don't take as long to break in and have padded ankles for extra protection. Leather uppers and PVC outsole.

Cons

Some customers found the opening too snug.

How We Decided

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18 Models Considered

6 Hours Researched

1 Experts Interviewed

165 Consumers Consulted

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