I invested in a pair of red wing athletic shoes that have aluminum toe. They are little bit lighter than my steel toe work boots. Cost was $125 and also bought a insole for comfort. It was expensive, but it was a write off for me.
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I invested in a pair of red wing athletic shoes that have aluminum toe. They are little bit lighter than my steel toe work boots. Cost was $125 and also bought a insole for comfort. It was expensive, but it was a write off for me.
I have a pair of composite toe from Shoes for Crews.
I am in love with Shoes for Crews footwear. Its not stylish, but its the most durable and water resistance brand I have found. Also, all of their shoes have non slip bottoms... and here in MN it makes a HUGE difference in the winter
Mine are a pair of Wrangler boots. I think I paid $35 for them on sale. Steel toe. They aren't CAT's, but they're not bad.
redwings low cut shoes, steel toes are must for me
Eddie Bauer $97 pair of steel toed. Had them for 2 years and still in good condition, wouldn't go working without them
When did a REAL SCRAPPER worry about style??Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrt8
My main concern is comfort. I really like the CATERPILLAR FLEXION sole with soft toe. The sole flexes a lot which helps if you have to swat down or kneel a lot while working. As another member mentioned the steel toe/ composite toe shoes cause a little too much discomfort. Here is the link to the shoe:
Mens Caterpillar Flexion Manifold 6" Soft Toe Oak Work Boot Size 7 14 P73732 | eBay
I had a pair of steeltoe shoes that I think were Sears brand. They lasted a few years. That was 20 years ago. When I went to a Sears recently I was disappointed by the selection.