New Boot Question.

I have had mine for 2 years and still in good shape. I work on airplanes and sometime standing in oil and hydraulic fluid they have held up well. I live in Korea and during monsoon season these are the only boots in 8 years that I can step in 2-3 inch water and my feet still stay dry. I think I paid maybe $ 120 2 yrs ago

 

We get out boots from Tractor Supply, the Georgia Boots, $110 and get right at 2 years out of a pair, but take note i wear these every day of the year, i only have 1 pair at a time, and use for truck and farm work.They work great for me.

 

I paid 160. No doubt better then the previous years of buying cheap boots every 3-6 months at $40 each time. These chinese redwing WORX paid for them self in 2 years.
Same as you dry. I also put on a silicone base water resistant spray for all weather conditions in the northeast usa.

 

I'm 6'3 260 pounds and not a steering wheel holder, If you are 400 pounds, time to get titanium boots with doctor scholls

 

I'm hardly a steering wheel holder.... Been doing heavy haul for 15 years. I'm 5'6 and 210... My main question was about steel toe or not.

 

Never implied you were a steering wheel holder, What is your budget?

 

150 or under

 

Respectfully saying this. Will pay for itself in a few years $300 http://www.danner.com/acadia-8-black-nmt.html

 

I bought a pair of muck boots in Montana doing construction there one winter and dthose were the absolute warmest boots I have ever worn in my life... I'm a flatbedder and bought a pair of carhartt's for 160 almost 2 years ago and they were comfortable from day one and are still going strong. perfect non-slip sole, no heel on them and they go far enough up my leg to give me support when I'm climbing on and off of loads..