Hey I’m looking for a good pair of winter boots, I work in a lumber yard, and we get wet heavy snow in winter so normal boots are good for a little bit end up getting soaked, and most snow boots don’t have safety toes, and I like my toes.

I’ve seen blåkläder, they have a pair I believe but I’m wondering if y’all have any suggestions?

Recently purchased redback easy escape hd boots online as no stores near me sell them in a size 11.5 Us UK 10.5 steal toes they were kinda cramped on my toes i had thorogoods in the past size 11EE and they fit perfect i doubt i’m a us size 12 when all my shoes are 11.

Hey guys, I do job walk surveys and just casual wearing of boots. I was wondering if brunt boots would be decent for this? They will never really see hard abuse. I’m looking for something around the 150-200 range.

Hey all, newer to buying boots. So far I’ve been trying to read up on brunt, redwing, and thorogood boots and have found myself wanting redwing. I work in and outside in all weather and temperatures and would like a boot that can last me at least a year and a half. Anyone have any advice or some boots that i should look more into or even some boots to avoid?

Just recently got a pair of Loggers from red wings with a boot voucher (had to be loggers, wasn’t my first choice either) but is there any way I can break them in fast? I find they kinda pinch my back a little bit.

I'm female, wear a size 7-7.5 shoe (men's size 6), and, due to various foot problems (including a neuroma), need a wide toe box in my work shoes. During the summer, I wear Topo sneakers (no need for steel or composite toe), and walk an average of 8-14 miles a day at work. (It does slow down during the winter, thankfully).

The issue is that I work 50% outside, so, with winter coming, I need *boots* with a supportive, comfortable sole, *and* a wide toe box. I tried looking for men's work boots withe a wide toe box, but finding those in a size 6 is near impossible. I also can't afford $600 for a pair of Jim Green boots.

I ordered a pair of Xero boots - and besides the soles being too thin for comfort, the toe box was surprisingly restrictive. I'm returning them.

I've ordered a pair of the Topo Trailventure 2. Here's to hoping!

Cody James Men's Mustang Lace-Up Kiltie Work Boot Soft Toe - C8mr2

Hey guys, I'm a complete newbie when it comes to boots and want to find a slip-resistant pair of work boots. I absolutely fell in love with this particular pair (color, slim/low profile rounded squared soft toe, kiltie), but, to my dismay, they are made by the "beloved" Cody James.

I was hoping you fine workbooters could steer me in the right direction of decent brands of at most $200 that follow this style of boot. I just can't seem to find what I'm looking for at a reasonable price.

tired of spending on “insulated” workwear such as gloves and boots. ¿What pair of gloves kept your fingers warm? Also, what boots y’all recommend for plowing

I’m going on a work trip next week and I’m required to have steel toe boots for the time I’m there. My work says they can reimburse around 100 bucks for the boots so I just wanna know what is comfortable that I can get in that range. No hard work will actually be done I’ll just be walking through construction zones. Any good recommendations?

I’ve been wanting a cowboy boot that i can wear for barn work and also in the saddle for a while now but i don’t know where to start looking. Everything i can find online is made to be pretty not practical.. Does anyone have any recommendations? Ideally from a place/website that ships to Europe Thank you :)

I’m not a real worker. I have an office job with a construction company and sometimes visit job sites. I currently have a pair of Red Wing Supersoles. I really like the soles. They are firm but have just the right amount of give for comfort. I like the heel hold. I have pretty narrow heels and these boots give me good support. I like the quality of the leather. They’re really well made. What I don’t like is it is just really hard to dial in the laces and tongue so they are snug but not squeezing me. I frequently feel pressure points.

That makes me think I should try some slip-on boots but I am very concerned with my narrow feet it will be difficult to find something that fits me well. It seems like I should try Red Wing if I like the way my lace boots fit my heels. It would appear the Pecos is the right model. I also see the pretty similar looking Justin Conductor but I have never worn Justin so I don’t know how they fit.

I would appreciate any feedback. I’m most likely buying used boots online as I don’t want to spend $300 for new boots and don’t live anywhere near where I can try on lots of boots. Thank you.

For other reference I have a pair of Sorel casual boots and they don’t fit my heels that great. I had a pair of Bogs boots and my feet were swimming in those things.

Know next to nothing about brands and what’s good. Wore Walmarts for years. I’ve got a $300 credit from work (would even go over a bit if it’s worth it) so that’s my budget. I want something really good so taking advantage of the full credit is totally fine

I live in Florida working public works for the city. Want something comfortable, waterproof and durable and not overly heavy so they last at least a year. Anyone suggestions?

I’m looking to buy some new boots for work. I work as a stocker and need some new work boots, steel toe is preferable so I can avoid damage if I drop something heavy.

I’ve looked on Amazon and searched for boots, but I don’t know what ones to pick.

For those wondering, these are the Lems Boulder Summit boots. I’ll post the link to buy them below.

https://www.lemsshoes.com/collections/all-mens-products/products/mens-boulder-summit-waterproof?variant=39751081459770&country=US

Anyone know of thorogoods with a wide toe box?

I’ve always ordered these then I realized it’s 50/50 super soft or feels like a rock and I just returned my replacement sole because it’s too hard.

My budget is up to $500 I work in the sewer department of public works. We do tons of things. I could be walking miles a day on construction sites, walking miles in creeks locating rural manholes, walking around in waste from surcharged manholes, carrying up to 100 lbs. of equipment back and forth for about the length of a football field. Or even on the simplest of days, I could be siting in a truck the entire day supervising work crews in my county for any number of reasons.

The boots I need must be submersible for hours of creek walking and surcharges. This is most important for health reasons. They have to be pull-ons, not laced, for the extra layer of protection from liquids. They have to be light for all day walking. Composite toe again for weight. The sole has to be either tough and/or thick for construction sites. Wide is also a must.

I'd prefer a thinner profiled, square toe boot for the purpose of wedging my foot under manhole lids to kick them closed but this isn't super necessary. A liner is also preferred for comfort. Finally, another unnecessary preference, I'd like a heel of some sort to assist with climbing ladders of many different types.

Google doesn't seems to be helping me out with this one. I've tried many different searches over the coarse of a month. It does this thing where it will bring up a pair of boots with only one of the qualities that I'm looking for and ignore the rest of them. It's incredibly frustrating.

I need a pair of work boots and I’ve always loved the Timberland look. For reference, I’m a custodian. My shoes aren’t frequently getting wet, maybe some splashes with chemicals or mop water, but my beat up pair of Vans that I wear currently are fine against it. The chemicals aren’t corrosive enough to do anything. I mainly want a work boot like Timberlands for the upcoming snow. I need versatile boots that I can wear at work but also out and about, so I’m not wearing sneakers in snow. That’s why the waterproof is important to me, I don’t want cold wet feet. Are the classic Timberlands a good option? My max budget is $170. I need a boot that will hold up against snow, can handle the occasional splash at work, and is comfortable and stylish enough to wear all day.

Walking on the railroad rock all day any were from 3/4 to 3’’ rock and concrete all day. I want something that is going last longer than 3 months, needs to have a really tough sole. Leaning towards a pair of danners but would still like to see other options. I also would prefer a brown color and can’t be insulated. TIA

Must be 8 inches tall, defined heel 1 inch tall, safety toe, and oil/slip resistant

New boots and should I leave these strings alone or should I fix it and how should I?

I have a pair of red wings that i’ve had for 6 months and have been falling apart on the inside for the past 2. I originally wanted square toe pull ons anyways but at least in the area I live, no store sells quality women’s composite square toes. they also need to be EH rated. Been looking online and can’t seem to find quality ones in the style i like. I was looking at the wolverines rancher but have heard those don’t last more than a couple months. Anyone have any good brands to recommend?

I work with telecommunications and im currently working in warehouse shoes. We sometimes work in new construction with other trades and in search for new work boots/shoes. I was hoping to see if there’s such thing as steel toes shoes or low tops? If not, I’m open to suggestions to help buying boots!