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The Nortiv 8 brand makes awesome boots. I bought a pair of their low top waterproof hiking boots 2 years ago,put at least 250 miles on them in mountains in Colorado and they still are working perfectly. I definitely recommend that brand.
Love my WOLVERINE HELLCAT ULTRASPRING 8” CARBONMAX Very comfortable + lightweight Most comfort I’ve ever found in a boot. I wear these boots 12 hours every day and my feet never get sore.
And not a mention of Steel Blue work boots. I have worn various boots over the past 40 years and the Aussie Steel Blue Argyle with Meta guard was the most comfortable and guaranteed 100% to be comfortable or money back.
I've been rocking the Timberland Pro Helix 5 days a week for over 3 years and they are still going strong. I used to wear Georgia Boots but the quality had really gone down hill. Then I switched to Red Wing and couldn't find a boot I was real comfortable in and that's when my local Shoe Box sales person recommended the Timberland Pro.
Honestly the timberland pro boots 6 inch are so comfortable this coming that literally has sensitive feet any hard hit to my sole with Bruise I literally wore a shoes for three days and and I was bruise for two weeks
I have those timberland pros anti fatigue and they are so light and amazing I bought 3 pairs one just to wear and one for landscaping and one for manufacturing job they have helped me out a lot
@@24cimbo I’m not lucky at all I’ve busted my butt to get theses there $98.00 but I bought mine personally and then with my small landscaping business I make sure I charge for my equipment and clothes so my business helped me and at my manufacturing job they paid for those
@@giovannigamez8901 I do landscaping also and the Hyperion boots are the best I've found for that line of work, feet stay dry in the wet morning grass .
I've worked in some form of construction all my life, and have worn boots by several manufacturers. My last three pairs have been different Keen models. When it comes to the combination of comfort and durability, I haven't found any brand that's better. I will have to say, that the most comfortable work boot I have ever worn was the Timberland Titan, though. Those things were more comfortable than my tennis shoes, right out of the box. The only problem was that they had soft soles and soft leather. They weren't the best boots for kicking a shovel, or for durability over the long haul, though. But damn......they were so comfortable. My wife actually read about them in a Modern Science magazine saying that they were the worlds most comfortable work boots. That's how I even decided to try them.
@@ianalderson5133 I work in road construction and maintenance in a mountain area that averages almost 70 inches of rain per year. We do everything from paving to culvert installs, to roadside brushing. My boots get beat up and get wet a lot through the winter. The things that make the Titans so comfortable are also the things that don't allow them to hold up for very long in more extreme conditions......at least in my experience. I went through a pair a year. I kept buying them for a while, because of the comfort, though. I still haven't found any boot as comfortable as them.
Had me a pair keen for 2 year. When I buy a pair of boots that's all I wear. I still have them, I don't wear them because it's seam came loose, and they need a new soul.
@@honcho4329 From the Timberland Titan spec sheet: Alloy Safety Toe Lightweight, asymmetrical-shaped toe cap. Meets US and Canadian safety standards including ASTM F2412-18a and ASTM F2413-18 I and C impact and compression safety standards and CAN/CSA-Z195-14 Grade 1.
You can't go past a zip sided work boot, you'll never go back to lace only again. Steel Blue 152's i find the most comfortable steel caped ankle support boot around.
I work in the utility field, and I’ve used dozen of brands of boots over the years and hands down top 2 works boots are the redwing 2414 goretex, and the timberland pro boondock…!!!
Keen work boots, US made , composite toe, H2O proof, made for wider feet, The Best Ever. Work for the water company, I put it through hell and back. Thanks Keen.
As someone who has spent most of my 48 years in boots of one kind or the other there is no better work boot than Red Wings period & they still make them in the USA.
@@06mrselfdestruct I have owned a plethora of work boots before I finally bought my first pair of Red Wings. They last about five years doing sheet metal before they need replacing.
@@Loopsrainforest my brother bought the Irish Setters a year ago and cycles through 2 other pairs of boots, we do masonry and landscaping, the Irish Setters soles are peeling in layers, they are literally falling apart, so I guess no boots can handle the constant change of weather from wet to dry and standing in concrete
Almost every boot Red Wing now makes (with the exception of their Heritage Series) are made in China. Check the label in the boot next time you visit a Red Wing store. They make good boots, but almost nothing is still made in the U.S. Fact!
@@raymondlowry8564 The only Red Wings I see in the trades are the old school super sole boots which are still made in the USA & after checking their website half of their Work Footwear are Supersole.
Most comfortable I have worn were Irish Setter by far. Worst were Timberland. No way the boots rated on here were compared to several other brands. Must sell these brands.
@@timchamberlin9280 Yeah because you are settling for a garbage product, there is three things you shouldn't be cheap on, your boots, your mattress, and your lawyer. If padded heavy chinese boots have been great for you, leather handmade boots will be even better, don't ask me though, ask your knees when you are older what is good for you, Chinese Timbs or leather USA boots.
Working 10 to 12 hours on a Auto plant concrete my best work boot was a pair of end of model leather 6" Danner boot I found for $75 at a army surplus store when they broke in it was like wearing a pair of slippers all day long loved those better than my $300 dollar Salomon that sit in my basement I hate synthetic material boots they don't break in like leather now I have a pair of Thorogood aren't bad I just wear them for everyday use semi retire 😢
I’ve loved my Timberland PRO boots. Bought a pair every year for the past 5 or more years. I used to wear Red Wings. Was I interested in trying the Blundstones, but they can only be shipped to an Australian address. Oh well.
Been doing commercial construction since the 90s as a teen i finally gave up within the last couple years cause I couldn't find boots that ever felt comfortable as I got older my feet hurt all the time. All the boots would wear out in 4 months tops ive had every brand I was buying 3 pairs of boots a year or more
I work in the chemical industry, dealing with 12hrs days on my feet in oil and acid. I have working in this business for 15+years and have tried every boot on the market. I normally go through 2 sets of boots in any given year and by far the best boot i have found is the Cebu steel toe work boot. Normally i would have been through 4 sets of boot by now and im still working in the first pair that i have received. The company i work for will be switching from redwing/cat/doc/ ariat boots to Cebu for our 60 workers. I can not recommend this enough. The price, the durabilty, and the comfort is unmatched.
@@glennnichols4220 yes,microfiber. Trust me. I have been selling safety footwear almost 15 years. Microfiber will outlast leather when dealing with caustic, organics and most acid.
I hate when people that don't know shit about boots make videos like this. 😂 Best boots, Nicks, Whites, and 5 or 6 more American hand made boots that you probably don't even know about. 😂
timberland pro mudslinger on my feet 10hrs a day 50hrs a week most comfortable steel toe i can find its like a tennis shoe and light been buying them for 4 years they will prolly stop making them like they fuck up everything used to like columbia trailmeister and they stopped making them
Work in a warehouse type environment, the floor is half concrete, half metal grates. That's a tough deal for boys in finding. I bought the Timberland Pros on here, and had the sole wear totally off in less than a year. The grates just ate the rubber. Otherwise they were/are great boots warm, waterproof, comfortable all day. Anyone on here got anything good for walking on rebar and the like? Went with Irish Setters this time. I'm still looking for that perfect boot lol
Not one offers top of the toes padding. All capped work boots will see the steel cutting through. I do 16000 steps minimum per day, my boots last around 4 months. If they made them with a composite padded bridge with enough room for toe movement up to the laces I am sure mine and other feet wouldn't suffer.
This video was basically several commercials strung together. There was no real world testing or any practical real life use information on these boots. There was no mention of Red Wing, Danner, Chippewa, Carolina or any of the real work boot brands available.
ive been wearing the same pair of solovair for around 10 years now been resoled i think twice i love them but may have to check out a pair of blundstones tho
On a standard construction site they’re fine. But to be honest if you’re in multiple environments from dry to extreme wet none of those would cut it. Go for combat style chainsaw boots if in multiple situations. It’s like wearing waterproof slippers once broken in 👍
I need 8" boots for streetwork including paving and black for security uniform. Easy? Fit a 12A under $300 without being a custom. I wore Red Wings for years, now they make A's when they vet to it. Those xtra-narrow guys are still out here. Proper fit is imperative for the body health. Please let me know.
I would be more impressed if someone actually put a pair on and did some you know work instead a playing a few commercial's, how'd you make your decisions Amazon reviews or what?
I'll explain how comfortable Keen work shoes and boots are. Imagine lacing up 2 solid lead bricks to your feet AND paying $140+ for the privilegeof doing so. That's about the level of comfort and weight of a Keen.
I find it interesting red wings aren't even mentioned on here. By far the most comfortable and have withs up to "H". most others have a E or EE at best
Im on concrete floors for 48 hours a week. Mud from time to time. I have the Cat Invader boots. The insert sucked. Heavy duty insert put in and they are so comfortable. I jump off a forklift repeatedly. Dont feel the shock hitting that floor. Got jealous looks from the boys too.
@@jeremywhitesell2688 I just talked to Timberland today. They have (or had) a very lightweight one, called Reaxion. Not a heavy duty boot, but very lightweight, not like walking around with 2 bricks on your feet.
Wolverine Dura Shock waterproof for me- all of this is subjective - meaning what surface are you working on? Me - concrete mostly - then mud. A trick is this - most companies in soles will where out before the boots will. Buy the factory insoles and put them in - they do make a difference . Also- the sales people were leaving out a couple of things: price and weight. If you are new to the work boot world do yourself a favor and buy good work boots - if the company you work for says steel toe - buy steel toe - some boots do not have steel toes in them - they are lighter. Also - a company demands you get steel toe boots for your work so they will give you like $85.00 for them. Unless you are completely broke - do yourself and your feet a favor and buy better boots - after like 2 weeks of wearing Wal Mart boots your feet and legs will start hurting.
There is plenty of waterproof boots. There is rubber boots, knee high. There is redwings with scooba liner that are waterproof till the top of the ankle etc.
Construction work is not the hardest work on boots retail on a concrete floor is the hardest work you can do construction is outside on a softer ground
