On your feet a lot?. The new 490 series with the kick toe styling is the most aggressive Blundstone to date. The multi directional chunk outsole provides superior comfort and traction. This boot has been engineered for Xtreme comfort and durability, and will get you anywhere you want to go.
Amazon.com Product Review
Blundstone's adult 490 slip-on boot is an everyday casual work shoe you'll get miles of wear in. Featuring reinforced kick-toe styling, a well-designed shock protection system that reduces shock by 33 percent, and a removable Cambrelle footbed that wicks moisture away, this work boot is designed as much for comfort as for dependability. It also includes an injection-molded dual density TPU outsole for a softer step. This high-quality ankle work boot also includes flexible elastic panels and finger loops at the top of the shoe for easy slip-on and removal.
Amazon.com Product Description
Blundstone's 490 boot is a great companion for long days at work. This anatomically correct design features a removable moisture-wicking insole and a dual-density rubber outsole for a comfortable step, while its Shock Prevention System significantly reduces your risk of being shocked when on the job.
Product Features
Fit: This style tends to run small. For an accurate fit we recommend purchasing a 1/2 size larger than you typically purchase. For example, if you normally purchase a size 7, we recommend purchasing a size 7 1/2.
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review
(1 customer review)
If you can get past its looks..., January 30, 2009
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This review is from: Blundstone 490 Bump-Toe Boot (Apparel)
Great pair of boots. Comfortable with no break-in needed (runs big - I had to throw in a pair of inserts for a good fit). Sturdy. Only complaint is that I'm not sold on the look of the sole, but if you can get past its ugly duckling looks compared to the standard looking blundstone's, then there's nothing to not love about them.
(1 customer review) 
If you can get past its looks..., January 30, 2009