work boots

[Bodd]

Good Morning

I think it time to buy a new pair of work boots. Does anyone no of a good decent pair of good quality boots that are not heavy.

Don't like wearing the third as it is so don't mind paying for quality.

Bod

 

[Johnmelad]

Good Morning

I think it time to buy a new pair of work boots. Does anyone no of a good decent pair of good quality boots that are not heavy.

Don't like wearing the third as it is so don't mind paying for quality.

Bod

You have three boots?

 

[Bodd]

Only god knows what I was on.
I only have two feet. Im certainly not a tripod

 

[cajar]

That'll be why the third was uncomfortable.

 

[Alz0r]

I've tried Cats, DeWalt, Makita etc but the best boots I've had and I continue to use are : Arizona V12

Very comfy and totally waterproof too.

 

[cajar]

I've found Goliath to be quite good, resisting tears and creases when im kneeling down and the toe is bent up or toe cap scuffing on the ground.

 

[Bodd]

I need something light. Young lad who works with me brought some Deal boots today looked good and felt light but im sure there are better automatically there.

I'll look into what you both said thank you

 

[gregers]

think ill have 'strawberry'.

 

[NS215]

I've had these boots before, very comfortable and no breaking in required
http://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-bolster-safety-boots-honey-size-7/87720

 

[captaincaveman1]

I'm very happy with my ARCO steel toe capped boot's.

 

[TuffTools]

Capps and Dunlop do a great selection. The Dunlop work boots are exceptionally light and comfortable (if they are suitable for your purposes). Were you after safety boots or non safety ones?

http://www.tufftools.com/footwear

 

[undistilled]

Cheap boots (c. £15.00) and thick socks. Always a winner.