Work boot

[knave]

I checked my Pittsburg boots, they are made in China. That explains why they were 10$ cheaper than the Durands, and APPEAR to be more sturdy.

[Boiler Guy]

I found these last night while searching the Internet. They have a steel toe and are slip ons. I know lots of people don't like slip ons but I tried a few pairs of slip on boots and ended up really liking them. Definitely going to give these a try. Also it seems like no matter what brand I get the leather is worn off the steel toe within a month...

Blundstone 990 slip on boots

[TBrazin]

On my second pair of 8" Wolverine, steel-toed Logger boots. They'll be 3 years old next month. Most comfortable, longest lasting boots I ever had. But I'm starting to think they might be the reason I fall down customer's basement steps and in their yards, lol. The heels are really tall on them, making it tricky to walk on uneven ground outside.

I have redwing loggers, took forever to break in, hurt a bit while it was doing so, its a heavy ass boot, but flipside its tough as nails,and redwing can resole them, rebuild them etc...but logger boots for service, HELL NO takes 10 min to put them on!!!!but there's a special place in my heart for those $hitkickers!!!! lol, I feel like a foot taller when I wear them and a bad mofo for some unknown reason...lol

[itsiceman]

Desided to try some Redwings again. Picked up a set of 423. Great toe box. Worried about them falling apart after I read some reviews post purchase like my other set. Tried the aluminum toe and was an amazing fit on one foot. The other was cutting me bad so got the regular boot. Seems like this happens with redwings for some reason. I doubt its my foot. I don't like the way the tounge fits when laced. Will see how bad the black sole marks per some reviews. Real comfortable otherwise.

[Everlong]

Just got Helly Hansen work boots. Winter ones, 8". Most comfortable boots i have ever worn

[wsm0807]

I had been wearing Chippewa boots for years until they discontinued the style i wore. I tried a few different styles and developed some pretty bad sciatica pain so no more chippewas for me. I picked up a pair of red wing model 606 and they are light, durable, comfortable and they are 100% made in USA.

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[Snaple4]

I use these.... Though not hard toe like they should be. Anyone know of any zero-drop, flexible work boots?

[RayKwonDoe]

I use the Ariat Workhog steel toe boots. Sturdy, comfortable and get the job done.

[RayKwonDoe]

[rp13]

Don't make the mistake of buying cabelas boots. Lol

[buttwheat]

Don't make the mistake of buying cabelas boots. Lol

Care to elaborate the reason and the model? Also why is it funny?

[rp13]

It's funny because I figured a place like cabellas would have quality work boots but they are just poorly made. The toe started wearing in less than a month and we're not used very much when I got them. It was the vented ones. Not sure of the actual name.

[buttwheat]

It's funny because I figured a place like cabellas would have quality work boots but they are just poorly made. The toe started wearing in less than a month and we're not used very much when I got them. It was the vented ones. Not sure of the actual name.

If they were Cabelas brand boots I think they have a lifetime warranty bring them back.

[taylor2]

Update on the Keen Braddock boots I bought several months ago. I'm sad to report that after about 6 months of daily wear, I experienced an almost simultaneous failure of all four loops second up from the toe. Now I bought the slightly less expensive Braddocks at the time, not the all leather bison ones. Submitted a warranty claim through their website and waited, and waited, and waited. Over a month I checked daily and finally got an approval! $180 promo code! So, here comes round two. I ordered the top model Braddocks, the bison something blue ones straight from their sight. With free shipping, a grand total of $10.73. I loved the first pair I had up to the day they broke, at which point I made them work until I broke out the old redwings and thus started the leg and back pains again. They may have taken a while to approve the claim but I have to say they are an awesome company. I bought my original pair for like $150 from another website and they still gave me a promo code for the value on their site. With the all leather construction, all metal lacing loops, I'm hopeful this next pair is as comfortable and more durable than the first.

In short, if you spend a lot of time on your knees doing service and install work, the fabric loops do not hold up. Also found out they provide free replacement shoe strings, which I intend to take advantage of this time around.

[jrussell9109]

Looking to get a pair of Redwing 2230's around the end of next month, my current Danner Quarry boots are pretty rough. Anybody that has problems with their toe blowing out needs to look a tuff toe, apply when your boots are new and never have a problem with blowing out your toes again.

[redback]

Greatest boots you could ever wear are these:

http://steelblue.com.au/boots-and-ac...ts/torquay-eh/

Hahaha I know, not much help to most of you, but maybe a fellow Aussie will read this :P

Rossi boots are better

[Prowelder]

Best boot I have ever worn are timberland pro helix 6". I was a welder before coming back to HVAC and I'm on my third consecutive pair with the last pair lasting me 3 yrs!

[rmhornback]

I just bought a new pair of Keen Braddock Mid WP. They are made in the USA and they were comfortable right out of the box. They are light for steel toed shoes. I really like them, but I haven't had them very long.

[buttwheat]

I just bought a new pair of Keen Braddock Mid WP. They are made in the USA and they were comfortable right out of the box. They are light for steel toed shoes. I really like them, but I haven't had them very long.

I have had mine for over a year now and they are still good

[mattshvac]

I wear ariat work boots. The pair I am currently wearing have lasted over two year and only paid $200 for them.