About 10 years ago, I bought a pair of these shoes in green. Little did I know I wasn’t just buying shoes—I was buying a long-term relationship. They’ve trudged through rain, mud, multiple jobs, workouts, and runs, and yet they’ve stayed ridiculously comfortable and surprisingly indestructible. The bottoms are worn flat now, but somehow they’re still my go-to pair. Yes, I still wear them, and no, I will not apologize.

Every other shoe I’ve owned has lasted maybe six months before my toes staged a jailbreak through the fabric. But not these. These are built like they were designed for apocalypse survival. I recently got a new black pair, and I wear them 12+ hours a day, take them on runs, and—confession time—have even fallen asleep in them. They feel just like my decade-old green pair, which is equal parts impressive and slightly suspicious.

I’ve already ordered a third pair, because let’s be real—at this point, these shoes aren’t just shoes. They’re family.

I've been a dedicated Nobull loyalist for years, and when it comes to footwear, this particular style reigns supreme as my absolute favorite on the market. It's more than just a shoe for me; it's a testament to durability and performance. My husband and I adore them so much, we literally exchanged vows in them!

These shoes aren't just comfortable; they're built to last, consistently standing up to whatever we throw at them. Whether we're pushing our limits in a workout or embracing outdoor adventures, they're our reliable, go-to pair for both working hard and playing hard.

I bought my first pair of nobull outwork high tops 3 years ago, and they blew my mind. They’ve held up amazingly, look almost the same as the day I pulled them out of the box. I wore those shoes to the gym and in daily wear so often, I bought a second pair just recently to give myself options!

These shoes are stable, very rugged and durable, and they look great. Recommend these for lifting, body weight exercises, circuits, HIIT, and 3 miles of running or less (because they are low profile and most people are not trained to handle longer running distances with low profile shoes).