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Looking for new work boots
Hi guys,
I'm looking for a new pair of boots for the season, any suggestions would be great. What brand and type (steel/composite toe,material, etc..) Thanks! |
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Irish setters.
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My set up: -1999 Dodge ram 24v cummins diesel -7x16 open trailer -2011 gravely zt 52hd -21" craftsman push mower -Stihl trimmers, blower, edgers, chainsaws. |
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Are you behind a WB all day or riding/standing + trimming?
IFF running a WB I'll recommend hiker-style with a good off-road tread and excellent lateral support. Many workboots do not have an aggressive enough tread for hills/slopes, imho. Take a look at Keens. They seem to have a nice variety of choices with steel/hard/composite toes. I like Vasque hikers (by Redwing), but they don't offer a hard toe.
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Mainly behind a walk behind and trimming. Also when mulching there's a lot of hills in the area so I need good traction
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get you some setters. theyre expensive, but you wont be disappointed.
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My set up: -1999 Dodge ram 24v cummins diesel -7x16 open trailer -2011 gravely zt 52hd -21" craftsman push mower -Stihl trimmers, blower, edgers, chainsaws. |
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http://www.magnumboots.com/us/produc...esert-tan.html All Magnum footwear is backed by a 1 Year Warranty and a 60-Day Comfort Guarantee. We guarantee our consumers will be completely satisfied with our products. I purchased mine through Amazon for 96.95 with free shipping.
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G & G Lawn Care Mowers: Toro GS 36" Toro TurfMaster Cub Cadet Z-Force 48" Cub Cadet 98H & 999ES Honda 216TDA
Blowers:Stihl BR 550 Stihl BR 380 Stihl BR 200Trimmers: Stihl FS 110 Stihl FS 90 Echo SRM 210 Edgers: Stihl FC 90&75 Echo PE 200 Echo BRD 280 Pole Saw: Stihl HT 75 Hedge Trimmer: Stihl HL 45 HS 45 |
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Thanks. Ill look into all the suggested ones. What due you guys prefer when it comes to steel toe or nothing?
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Steel toes for me. I prefer the protection when I need to kick something out of the way of equipment. I've broken the big toes on both my feet too many times, so I'll take all the protection I can get.
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Nothing for me. Don't like steel toed boots. Those Magnum boots I suggested, there no break in period for those boots.
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G & G Lawn Care Mowers: Toro GS 36" Toro TurfMaster Cub Cadet Z-Force 48" Cub Cadet 98H & 999ES Honda 216TDA
Blowers:Stihl BR 550 Stihl BR 380 Stihl BR 200Trimmers: Stihl FS 110 Stihl FS 90 Echo SRM 210 Edgers: Stihl FC 90&75 Echo PE 200 Echo BRD 280 Pole Saw: Stihl HT 75 Hedge Trimmer: Stihl HL 45 HS 45 Last edited by ric1; 03-06-2013 at 02:13 PM. |
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I use steel toed Georgia Wellington Wedge boot. I didn't think they would hold up but man they are great boots. Sooo comfortable. I usually have knee issues and my knees were great all season. My feet and knees killed me with these POS Lacrosse Foreman boots I had. Never again
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