Recommend some Steel Toe Work Boots

Thorogood wedge soles are extremely comfortable and break in relatively quickly. Redwing if you want a stiffer boot with a longer break in. Shorten the break in period by dipping the boots in warm water, wearing them dry, then applying your favorite leather conditioner.
 
Dr. Martins! Wearing a 14 year old pair of industrial composite toe as I type and they have held up great in factory settings. Also used to sell Subaru in Dr. Martins shoes people always commented how nice they look.
Factory... Subaru... Dr Martens....

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No dog in the fight. Best boots I ever had (and still have) were Keens.

Edit: After watching this video - Sketchers caugh me by surprise.
 
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Amazing Information. I really enjoyed reading this thread and discussion by the people. As someone who is involved in "Boots" for many years, I would like to refer www.workbootsweb.com. It’s not only focused on discussing the topic inside out but we have also compiled a list of the best waterproof work boots for various budgets. You won't need to search for more information if you visit my website.

Hope everybody enjoys reading the blog.

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Hello. i wore steel toed work boots when i worked in a fab. shop. the only time they ever came close to protecting me was when i slipped a length of welding lead off the bench and a 2 pound drilling hammer came with it. the hammer landed on my pinky toe just missing the steel cap. when i hobbled to the lunchroom and took off my boot my toe was black and blue but mostly black. when this happened i was already debating the wisdom of wearing them because my feet were freezing whenever i worked outside in the winter plus they weighed a ton. i understand shoe manufactures are making a composite toed boot. i had an opportunity to try them out and wasn't impressed. i do understand it's company policy in some places so you really got no choice there. i was just wondering what other guy's were thinking.
Did you really join a gun forum to bring back a necro thread on boots because you honestly want conversation about the pros and cons of protective footwear?

I’ll answer for you. No, not at all.

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