What's your work boot?
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Just to be clear, you are not saying you do line work ?I favor my Georgia Boot Romeos, I have both of these
I like my Timbaland hikers for light work.
But when I need to do some real climbing...well, ya'll know
Gives me grips while hitting de amazon broads
Still got mine...just sitting on the shelf
I wear these joint at work, real comfy, esp during the winter...just don't like how it sometimes looks like a fucking clown shoe due to its size.
My everyday boots for the past 6 years have been Rocky alpha forces. I have mine dipped by a company to be patent leather so I stay stylin on em
My everyday boots for the past 6 years have been Rocky alpha forces. I have mine dipped by a company to be patent leather so I stay stylin on em
Miss these. They've dropped these recently?
No. I bought 3 pairs years ago. They were going for around $150 on ebay.
Damn. Yea I copped a pair a handful of years ago too. Definitely 1 of my favorite boots
I work outside and I'm a big fan of Keen. I've got bigger feet (14) and I like Keen's big toebox
Day to day when I'm mostly working inside or good weather outside, I wear the plain ass PTC oxfords
for outside when it's excessively wet or muddy and in the winter, I wear the Brixen, as they are very waterproof.
and when I have to climb, I wear these Milwaukee boots.
My job doesn't require metatarsal supports, but I had been going back and forth with the safety managers over shoe policy -
(what was written as required vs what they wanted to see us wearing)- they finally re-wrote the requirement- I responded by buying these (pretty much overkill for my job) so they can't say shit to me. They are heavy as fuck and exhausting to wear for long periods of time- it's like having leg weights on.
Day to day when I'm mostly working inside or good weather outside, I wear the plain ass PTC oxfords
for outside when it's excessively wet or muddy and in the winter, I wear the Brixen, as they are very waterproof.
and when I have to climb, I wear these Milwaukee boots.
My job doesn't require metatarsal supports, but I had been going back and forth with the safety managers over shoe policy -
(what was written as required vs what they wanted to see us wearing)- they finally re-wrote the requirement- I responded by buying these (pretty much overkill for my job) so they can't say shit to me. They are heavy as fuck and exhausting to wear for long periods of time- it's like having leg weights on.
Timbs Pro are the ONLY work boots I've worn since the Millennium. These are so comfortable, you don't even need to break them in. These are hands down, the most comfortable work boot you can buy.
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