what is a good composite toe boot that the fuel and oil guys are wearing? If you’re wearing a composite shoe let me know that too. What seems to work the best?
Fuel and oil haulers.. what boots?
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I wear Red Wings with the king toe. They're comfortable and they're best antislip soles I've found.
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They all suck don’t buy any with a liner inside they will rip out I use red wing setters cowboy style with I have had those at least make it close to a year def when u have mucks for the water and wear ur regular boots when it’s dry u should last close to a year if u do that I haul a lot of Devon leases that have water in containers hauling crude oil
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Carolinas is what I have now but this weekend I’m going to get more comfortable boots with a little insulation. Gonna look at Danner or Rockys
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Was wearing original swat waterproof sidezip safety boots when I was hauling fuel. We still top loaded and they usually got a little gas/diesel/100ll/jet-a dribbled on them when I pulled loading arm out. They held up good other then I wore out the sole on one pivoting on the step getting in and out of truck 20 times a day.
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I wear xtra tuffs with steel toe. Rubber tennis shoe soles good for walking on top of tank or pretty much any terrain
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Carolina Men's 28 Series 8" Waterproof 800G Insulated Composite Toe Grizzly Boot
I work in the oilfield and have a pair of these carolina 28 is the model. I can wear them 16 hours a day and my feet don't get sore or cold. With 800g of insulation you never need more than one pair of socks.
Not a warm weather boot. I have a pair of red wing pull on boots for summer. The Carolinas are more comfy
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