Boots

$130 for a pair of Keens with composites every 9 months. Very short breakin period. Very comfortable and light.

I work tough conditions for boots, and I'm out in it about 4-5 hours a day. They're ventilated so they'll dry out, and I wear them year round.

For me, its always the Gore-tex vents that rot out. When they're done, the soles are about shot by then too, from catwalks and steps.

 

Tony Lamas, paid 220 for the new pair, these ain't quite wore out yet.

 

$350. Danner boots. Made in Oregon. Waterproof, Gore Tex, vibram sole.

 

I hate steel toes and I won't wear them.

I like to hike and camp so I am partial to hiking boots. I also like to have waterproof boots when possible.

Salomon is my favorite brand. They are pricey but worth it imo. My last pair was $109 from Amazon.

 

I paid $160 for Timberland Pro boots. They lasted 4 years. I now buy Cintas AirDisk for $75 and they last 2 years and are much lighter and the sole is more sturdy.

 

when i first started driving, the company i had worked for said that i MUST have steel toed boots or shoes. so off to the local dept store i went, and got the cheapest pair they had..uncomfortable SOB's that they were, but i met thier standing orders to have them. think i only paid about $15.00 back then.

 

Normal I think, I can't stand the square toed cowboy boots, feel like a clown walking around with giant feet.

 

Sure there is. Keene is known for making wider than the size indicates.
You guys got me thinking stupid. There is a pair of Ostrich Justin's at boot barn. They are sooooo comfortable! I'm resisting going and getting them.