I have worn various boots of good and bad quality, in these particular ones the sole is of very good quality. It is soft while looking heavy and hard shoe. There is some stiffness in the leather at first which is normal. It is wide, possibly needing half a size smaller. I would buy again and other designs of the company if I found them at a slightly more reasonable price or on sale...

Recently I bought another pair of Dr Martens 20 years after my last one (Mid life crisis). These specific boots are classic, a difficult shoe that causes a lot of discomfort, but at the same time, in my opinion, they are wonderful. Anyone who buys them for the first time should be prepared for some patience, as they will definitely hurt their feet. The leather is unbearably hard (on the toes, heels, shins, and so on) and they are also heavy and difficult to walk in, especially after a certain point (they hardly absorb any shocks and weigh a ton). I recommend getting a size up and wearing thick socks, at least for the first few months. If you try them on and your toes even slightly touch the front, then definitely go up a size. On the positive side, they are "cool" and nice boots that have made their mark. Personally, I enjoy wearing them, previously at metal clubs and now at playgrounds. Their lifespan is legendary, as my previous pair lasted over 15 years and with a fresh coat of paint each time, it looked brand new.

Immortal shoes!!! They need some time to mold to the shape of your foot, usually people get Doc Martens one size smaller, for example if you wear a 38 you get a 37, they last for many many years and essentially you get your money's worth for the 150-200 that you spend

The famous Dr. Martens!
At first, when new, they are difficult to wear but they soften with use!
Lovely! Quality materials, nice details of the yellow stitching and leather.
The white color is impressive!