So I'm on my feet all day and I'm trying to find good steel toes that both protect my feet, and actually keep them functioning since I'm walking all day, looking for some good recommendations

Do I just stop checking reviews, I’m going into the trucking industry and need a do everything boot. I hear redwings are trash now, danners fall apart, keens cheap but may get lucky. Nicks a lot of money. Cheap rockroosters the best out of everything some are crap. Thorogoods falling apart every second. There may be days for my work that I have to walk 6 miles I guess with abuse there all gonna fall apart

I made a post a while ago showing boots with tuff toe, kg boot guard, and rubberized toe cap. I've since top coated the kg boots with tuff toe, and the other ones are going strong. Protect the boots that protect your feet, and you'll keep them going for longer. Pics happened to focus on mushrooms of crane mat growth in four day period, but feet pics are feet pics. Edit: guys and gals. Everybody works.

Well the new boots came in, time to trash these ole boys.
If I had put some tuff toe I probably could’ve gotten a bit longer on em. But oh well, bought basically new ones eBay for $68, money well spent. Got almost 6 months out of them (23 weeks).

Super comfortable boot though, would not purchase again. At least not at full price ever. Also no I don’t go around kickin sh*t haha. If I did try and kick something that met guard hurt the heck out of my big toe.

I’ve had a lot of work boots, never wore eyelets out like on these Redwings. Hopefully this fix will last.

Do we have any Carman in here? Especially those in large yards with lots of walking. What boots y’all got?

About 3 months into a pair of Keen Cincinnati’s, which I love to death. Unfortunately with inspecting and walking 10-15 miles a day in one of NS largest yards, I’m already wearing thru the soles.

Bonus points if it’s a NS boot allowance boot, but really just looking for something that lasts.

Thanks!

Are these 4 year old red wings able to be saved or did I wait to long?

I’m in Canada. Basically every single boot I’ve tried - many redwings and Irish setters, Canada west, my left foot big toe seems to run into the steel toe cap (which I need) because my feet are very Egyptian and my big toe has no room. Sizing up does not not seem to fix this problem, and just leaves my feet swimming around everywhere, and heel lift.

I’ve been trying to find something with a wedge sole too, because I’ve read they’re more comfortable on concrete? I wouldn’t know because I haven’t been able to find anything that fits to try.

Any suggestions?

Basically what the title says. Work in construction and walk around a lot. Own a pair of steel toe wolverines for 7 months and it feels like I’m walking on bricks. I wake up with sore feet and aching toes. Just need something that nice and comfortable and kinda like walking on clouds lol. Preferably slip ons too

I’ve recently gotten a new carpenter position where I’m working on solid concrete all day. Did some research and apparently wedge soles are the best for that kind of work. If that’s true, my question is which brand? I’ve been very close to buying Thorogoods but now I’m hearing that the quality has gone downhill and they aren’t very good anymore. I’ve considered red wings/Irish setters, whites, danners, Carolina’s, keens and other brands too(there’s so many to choose from). Money isn’t too big of an issue but I don’t wanna spend a ton and not like them. Any recommendations or starter boots I should purchase?

HELP. I’ve used these boots to weld in and I want to clean them up. They have this black on them that doesn’t come off with a normal leather dry brush (I think it’s metal from grinding). How do I clean this?

I quit using these Redwing 2414’s once the soles wore down and had to pick up a different pair, so these have been sitting around.

Are they worth sending off to redwing and having them reconditioned & resoled?

If so, which soles would you recommend?

Got my Nicks Hardware Pros last night!
First impressions: BEAUTIFUL boots. The quality of materials & build are outstanding. I first put em on & was a little afraid of how they’d break in because of how tough & thick the leather is. But after wearing them for a little bit they really are comfortable. I can’t wait for them to be fully broken in. Couldn’t be more happy with my purchase as of now

I can’t find them anywhere
Glodal Wolverine site is not available in my country :(

I’m basically buying my first boot. I always wear sneakers and regular shoes which are forgiving since they’re so padded. When trying on and sizing for a boot should they be snug fitting with the expectation I’ll need to break them in? I’m considering at Danner MOC boots. I tried a 9 and it’s tight like a glove. 9.5 feels roomy with a little sloshing. Normally I’m a 9.5 in sneakers.

Wide toe box, good interior cushion, firm sole, ability to add orthotics. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. 🤙

I have been a fan of Carolina for a long while now. Been buying them on and off since 2018 or so. They’ve always held up just fine. I’ve been wanting another pair, the 8 inch Amps but they don’t come waterproof or in a composite toe. I have been wearing Square Toe boots for the past year and learned that Carolina had a couple after talking to the guy at my local boot shop. I was all in!

They are a little over a month old. I should have taken a before photo but wasn’t even thinking. I work in a concrete yard. I haul a Bulker with Cement Powder and I drive a Concrete Mixer as well. I also do a good bit of the general maintenance around the yard. I subject my boots to harsh conditions AND Chemicals / Acids Daily and Weekly and not to mention, I hose my boots off a dozen times+ times per day with a water hose under about 115PSI. Needless to say, I condition my boots a bit more frequently. I also brush them off probably 3 days a week. Today they got their first Saddle Soap wash. Infact a double wash because they were filthy. The right boot probably could have gone for a third. After applying 2 thin coats of Bick # 4 , letting them sit for a bit and brushing them, this is what I walked away with.

I really like this Crazy Horse leather a lot. I have had other Crazy Horse leathers. Belts and boots. I have a pair of Thorogood Crazy Horse boots that’ll be up for wash tomorrow, in my rotation. However, that leather basically just turned a dark brown almost black with nothing too it. Still a decentISH boot (won’t buy another pair though.) The Patina is nowhere near as nice as these are coming to have. I don’t know, these just tickle my brain in a good way. That’s all.

Quality seems nice. They are comfy. Break in was about a week and I expect I’ll get my 2 years of wear out of these with them being in a 3 boot rotation.

Peace! Hope yall have a good week. Work 85+ hours and pay your bosses $45 an hour to be there on his job. See ya!

I've just about burned through my second pair of Evanstons. They're comfortable but they only last about 6-8 months. Leather on the first pair cracked just behind the toe box. The midsole on the second pair is degrading and they're cracking in the same place. Looking at the Renos and not seeing as much leather makes me think they won't crack (I've gotten better about keeping them oiled but they still crack) Maybe Logandales? I really like the heavy tread on the Evanstons. Im up and down muddy hills all the time. Anyone have any experience with the Renos/Logandales that could be helpful?

Hi anyone know if the New Balance Cremorne are good for people with flat feet and are durable? Thanks

Cant seem to find these anywhere. I find the 83624 6 inch version on ebay but not these. Been wearing this version for over 15 years and im on my last pair sadly. Size 12 any leads?

Looking for some feedback from anyone that has worn these. Ive worn Keen San Joses for around the house and I love their fit for my wide feet. Im really just wondering how durable this pair is and their overall comfort? I work in commercial/industrial HVAC so I do a lot of walking/climbing. I was also looking at the Danner Quarrys but not really looking to spend that much if I dont have to. I wouldnt be wearing these every single day because I switch between pairs depending the job and weather so I plan to wear these on wet days or uneven terrain. Thanks

Does anyone have recommendations for a fully waterproof boot with a BOA system? I’m doing a lot of DIY landscaping and digging trenches right now. I need the BOA dial because I'm constantly running in and out of the house, and I need them to be waterproof so my socks don't get soaked when I hose off the mud.
My current slip-on garden boots let too much debris in.

Bonus points if they are comfortable and flexible - don’t need safety toe protection.

Design must have sealed tongue to prevent water ingress.