Alright, I've had a lot of different steel toes over the past 20 years, and I still have my 10+ year old Hoffman's that are serving me well, however, they're 14" tall, and heavy as hell. They were great when I was climbing trees, and running log equipment, but they're on their 3rd pair of soles and looking too rough to wear to some customers now.
I'm in technical sales. High dollar, precision equipment kind of stuff, and while half the time I'm in a steel or timber mill (and can wear my Hoffman's), the other half, I'm in front of mill owners, engineers, executives, etc. (aerospace, defense, military officers, etc.). I need something slightly more dressy than loggers, but still steel toe, and with a decent sole to give me some traction around a mill or test cell, etc... I'd also like something in the 6" range, since I need to pack them frequently for travel. And, per some site safety officers, they have to lace, no slip ons...
Price isn't a big concern, but I'm not springing for White's or the likes. Was interested in some Danner Bull Run's, but not sure the white wedge sole is very dressy? I;m sure there are others in a similar situation as me, and I'm curious what you wear when you need to have steel toes, but don't want to wear them the whole time youre traveling, etc.
Thanks for the tips!
I'm in technical sales. High dollar, precision equipment kind of stuff, and while half the time I'm in a steel or timber mill (and can wear my Hoffman's), the other half, I'm in front of mill owners, engineers, executives, etc. (aerospace, defense, military officers, etc.). I need something slightly more dressy than loggers, but still steel toe, and with a decent sole to give me some traction around a mill or test cell, etc... I'd also like something in the 6" range, since I need to pack them frequently for travel. And, per some site safety officers, they have to lace, no slip ons...
Price isn't a big concern, but I'm not springing for White's or the likes. Was interested in some Danner Bull Run's, but not sure the white wedge sole is very dressy? I;m sure there are others in a similar situation as me, and I'm curious what you wear when you need to have steel toes, but don't want to wear them the whole time youre traveling, etc.
Thanks for the tips!