Posted: 11/20/2011 6:53:27 AM EDT
| What is the most comfortable work boot out there? Non steel toe!..... |
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Danner or high end Wolverine with an added insole. I really like the soft leather of those higher priced Wolverines, very flexible and no break-in time needed. I have a pair of 04795s, I'm sure they make a non safety toe version. Found a dealer on Ebay that had the best price I could find on the web at the time. This place has the best price I've seen recently on Wolverines. |
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I like wolverines and red wings after break in.. This. I've had Red Wing (Irish Setters) and they did last quite a long time considering the abuse I put them through. I tried the Wolverine Multishox after that and, although they don't last as long, they are a great boot for the price and the most comfortable boot I've ever had. They are more comfortable than my regular boots. |
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Danner or high end Wolverine with an added insole. I really like the soft leather of those higher priced Wolverines, very flexible and no break-in time needed. I have a pair of 04795s, I'm sure they make a non safety toe version. Found a dealer on Ebay that had the best price I could find on the web at the time. This place has the best price I've seen recently on Wolverines. This. I had a pair of higher end Wolverines that were the most comfortable boot I've ever owned. After a while they were like wearing slippers. The soles are a little too soft though, I wore through them in about a year. |
| Red wings are probably the most comfortable and will last the longest, I have had a set for nearly 5 years now, and still in great shape, my $200 timberlands lasted a grand total of 6 months before the sole broke in half, called Timberland they told me it was wear and tear and I needed to buy another $200 pair of boots, I pretty much told them to fuck off and bought a set of Red WIngs. |
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Quoted: What is the most comfortable work boot out there? Non steel toe!..... http://www.whitesboots.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=29868 |
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I don't know much about non-steel toe work boots, everywhere I have worked that required boots required steel toe, except the Army.
For Steel toes I have to go with Redwing, durable, comfortable, all around good boots. They aren't cheap, but compared to some others, they aren't expensive either. |
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yes, danners, but not that made in china piece of shit get a good made in america danner |
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Quoted: Quoted: I like wolverines and red wings after break in.. This. I've had Red Wing (Irish Setters) and they did last quite a long time considering the abuse I put them through. I tried the Wolverine Multishox after that and, although they don't last as long, they are a great boot for the price and the most comfortable boot I've ever had. They are more comfortable than my regular boots. About my experience. I typically burn through a pair of boots (literally) in about three to four months. I didn't want to waste money on Danners and never wanted to test their re-soling policy with the conditions I deal with. For the last three or four years it's been Wolverines. |