Morning all
Having changed rolls whilst whilst working in a Warehouse I am now walking between 8 and 10 miles a shift according my phone. So I need some advice and guidance towards a boot that is comfortable, supports and is supportive ankle and soft underfoot as my normal boots with insoles are not cutting it ? 😎😎😎
Any suggestions? TIA
Having changed rolls whilst whilst working in a Warehouse I am now walking between 8 and 10 miles a shift according my phone. So I need some advice and guidance towards a boot that is comfortable, supports and is supportive ankle and soft underfoot as my normal boots with insoles are not cutting it ? 😎😎😎
Any suggestions? TIA
In reply to Post #1
Do they need to be safety? If not then by far the comfiest boots are salomon, super supportive and light.
Do they need to be safety? If not then by far the comfiest boots are salomon, super supportive and light.
In reply to Post #2
Unfortunately yes
Unfortunately yes
In reply to Post #3
Surely it's down to them to supply ppe that is fit for purpose
Surely it's down to them to supply ppe that is fit for purpose
In reply to Post #3
Do they have to be boots,I have safety trainers for work.Very lightweight,very comfy and cheap off ebay
Do they have to be boots,I have safety trainers for work.Very lightweight,very comfy and cheap off ebay
In reply to Post #1
Can't go far wrong with a pair of doc martens mate
Can't go far wrong with a pair of doc martens mate
In reply to Post #6
He wants something for work not come with you to a Whitesnake concert
He wants something for work not come with you to a Whitesnake concert
In reply to Post #1
Have a look on Englebert Strauss-Kahn plenty of good workbooks to choose from.
Have a look on Englebert Strauss-Kahn plenty of good workbooks to choose from.
The dewalt Pro lite are a real comfortable boot straight out the box, not heavy either (it's in the name) as no midsole and an aluminium toe cap. Only about 55 quid I paid as well.
I bought some ariat ones after and they're comfortable and very well made but very heavy as well and took some breaking in.
I bought some ariat ones after and they're comfortable and very well made but very heavy as well and took some breaking in.
In reply to Post #7
Thanks for the replies👍🏻Need to be boots unfortunately from my perspective as need ankle protection as dragging pallets around and have caught back of ankle a couple of times😡 they do supply boots but they are the cheapest contract boots you can buy 🙀