Boots for driving.

nothing wrong with lookin professional. a lot of drivers at the truckstop could use the hint to clean up alittle

 

I dont know if it was me or what but ur post grossed me out same boots for 15 yrs?!? oil ur boots? rivlets on the soles?? water in your socks? stanky in your paws? ewww.

 

Whatever you get take them to a shoe shop and have zippers put in them...ez on, ex off

 

i wear the low cut brahma steel toed boot. leather upper, slip and water resistant, and are very sturdy.

 

If you're planning on being in the truck for long periods of time, drive barefoot. It lets your feet breathe, is more comfortable, and lets you have much better control over the truck. Just put on some good-looking boots for when you get out to see the customer, or to go into the truckstop. Some customers require steel toes, especially if you pull a tanker or a flatbed.

Non-slip oil-resistant rubber soles will help you keep your footing on the fuel islands, and in the parking lot when it gets icy in wintertime.

Me personally, I wear steel-toe Red Wings for work, and Ariats for going out and for dress occasions. I've never had a pair of Justins last more than a year without falling apart. Your mileage may vary.

 

Its also illegal

 

i keep a pair of closed toe sandals as well. i also drive barefoot on long runs.

 

The only time I drove barefoot wuz when I got my walmrat dookie boots all wet when I chained up had them on full blast heat so they dry up they were supposed 2 b water proof. ha!

 

i drive in my socks..always have, shoes come off soon as i get in

 

@dave 26027 those redwings you had from years ago were great but they only make A COUPLE good boots now thats made in the USA so you got to watch it. they are not like the old school ones. and the breather holes under the arch is a great idea it lets those toes breathe......

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