Scooby Snax

Anyone wear them all day long; if so recommend any good ones?
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caz1562

Tuf boots are really good and comfortable.

The one's I wear just now are Gortex too.

Rex93

E.C.J. trainers... should be available from any army surplus store.

v.light weight even with steel toe, very good if you have to climb about,, not as clumsy as boots...

Tim Bomford

I like my Timberland pro ones but the are a bit heavy till you get used to them! They are comfortable though which is important. Just take it easy breaking them in....just a few hrs at a time.

Tim

PeteT

Another vote here for the Timberland Pro's. They seem pretty hard wearing (although I had to stick part of the sole back on with a glue gun). Not heavy when you get used to them and anyway it's good leg exercise! Would be better if Goretex lined but hey! nothing's perfect.

Fuzz

Dickies
catagorically the most comfortable boot I have worn in the last seven years bar none, sole is starting to wear out now tho after about 8 months soon time for some new ones.
Thinsulate lined, first time last winter I didn't get cold feet, maybe the mild winter we had but I still think it was the boots.

Scooby Snax

Cheers folks, best buy them at the weekend and wear them in for next monday!

Funkii Munkii

Better late than never

Wolverines, steel toe capped, but still (2 1/2 years old now) the most comfortable boots ever, even Cats, Docs

Try em if ya see em

Little Miss WRX

Where I worked we had a chance to try some Cat's, fortunately I managed to grab some They are very, very good.

They ended up being too costly for the tight fisted company and they used Truckers (quite appropriate for a Transport and Distribution firm ) - which aren't that bad - quite comfortable in ankle boot form

rr_ww

Not a great fan of DMs. Found they buggered up my feet. Currently using Dickies trainer style steels. But i do have to drive in them so that swayed my decision.

Richard

Reffro

Don't laugh at the name but Redwing boots and shoes are the biz.