Footwear
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[quote=”ding” post=24668]if your getting 6 months out of your footwear you are doing really good.[/quote]
Mine never seem to last either!
I wear steelies, but prefer a training shoe type rather than a boot as they give me more flexibility when constantly kneeling down/standing up. I can also slip my paint suit on over the top without having to remove them and subject everyone to my stinky feet :sick: :rofl
I wear redwings and wolverine’s with composite toe’s. They last about a year the wolverine’s are the slipon type no need for laces
You guys need some logger boots. Bondo’s got the right idea.
The raised heel helps my back. The tough rubber makes them last.
whitesboots.com
[quote=”bobwires” post=24711]You guys need some logger boots. Bondo’s got the right idea.
The raised heel helps my back. The tough rubber makes them last.
whitesboots.com[/quote]
actually ive got 2 pairs of whites but switched ta the hikers a couple yrs ago mainly cuz there lighter whites are hard ta beat for comfort though an they last forever an can be rebuilt one pair i have ive had rebuilt 3 times 😉 the other pair twice……but in the bodyshop i do like these danners better 😉I’ve got some cheaper boots now, but my last set of hikers were like $200 and I blew through them in 1 year on concrete….. no rebuilding those softies.
The ones I have are Cofra. By far the best I’ve had. I’ll gladly pay for the same boot when I replace them
My experience? Clarks, they are the best, I used in construction for many years they last for 1.5 year easy, no problem with solvents and/or water, but $$$$$
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