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#149518 05/26/04 09:22 AM
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Add my vote for Red Wings...most comfortable boot I've ever worn.

Dave

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#149519 05/28/04 09:48 PM
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My Line Mechanics boots are German made
Schoen boots.
Really expensive, but my Lord they last!.
It also pays to use a bit of Leather care product on your boots too, it just means that water will not seep in and start to rot the leather.
I clean my boots every Saturday morning and check them for damage.
I've had the same boots for 5 years now. [Linked Image]

#149520 05/31/04 10:41 PM
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I was a long timer of redwing then decided to try Danner.Danners are excellent.Best boot Ive ever owned.For everyday,the radicals and for the major offroad,acadias.

#149521 06/05/04 04:50 PM
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I remember seeing some boots advertised many years ago that may have had fiberglass toes caps - I just remember them being not steel. They were billed as having the protection of steel toes without the weight.

I haven't seen them in a long time. Don't know if the company went under, of if they really didn't hold up as well under test-to-failure.

One would think in this age of carbon-fiber ice cube trays, and mil-tech going commercial that we could have a pair of safety toed boots that didn't double as workout devices!

[This message has been edited by DougW (edited 06-05-2004).]

#149522 06/19/04 01:19 PM
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During a safety meeting, one of the guys was pointed out wearing sneakers. They turned out to be these...
http://www.nationalworkwear.com/cat_disp.php?t=m&id=59


Mark Heller
"Well - I oughta....." -Jackie Gleason
#149523 06/19/04 10:38 PM
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I have Sneakers with Steel Toe too. Also Black Loafers (Dress Shoes) w/Steel Toes. One of the Companies I worked for allowed us to get 2 pairs a year. Some guys really stocked up.

Bill


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