[hockeyman20]

I was Just wondering how many of you guys use logging boots? i have been thinking about getting a pair.

 

[JCPM]

I used those LawnGrips. They were super comportable and light. Ill probably order another pair this year.
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[Columbia Care]

I was at The Bass Pro Shop and found a pair of their hunting boots on sale last spring. They still have plenty of sole left and are the most comfortable boot I have worn. I usually go through a pair of boots every 5 to 6 months. These were cheaper and have last longer than any pair I have used.

 

[Zak's Pro. Lawn Care]

personally i have used tennis shoes, shorts and t-shirt since the day i started and have never had a problem. i dont like the tan line from boots haha

 

[Hawg City Lawns]

i only wear boots in the fall winter and very early spring well say anything under 68 degrees i perfer justin boots if your going with steel toes if not ive started liking durango boots durangos are light and not so bulky

 

[93Chevy]

I wore logger boots the past two years. Two brands. First was Chippewa. Very very comfortable, however not 100% waterproof. Second was Cabelas gore-tex loggers. 100% waterproof, but not quite as comfortable. Right now I'm wearing Wolverine gore-tex lacers. Very comfortable and waterproof, but they're already blowing out. I just don't think they can hold up to the abuse I dish out to them.

 

[ZTR_Diesel]

Boots are in general one area that you really ought to spend enough to get something decent - as it's a great way to keep your feet in good shape. Make sure fit is good - much more important that appearance.

 

[93Chevy]

Boots are in general one area that you really ought to spend enough to get something decent - as it's a great way to keep your feet in good shape. Make sure fit is good - much more important that appearance.

Exactly. I'd rather spend more on a good pair than save money and have foot problems.

 

[deere615]

Timberland pros for me

 

[chavezw16]

I've started buying all my boots from tractor supply. they carry justin wolverine and several other brands, and for like10 bucks you get a two year warranty. If they wear out take em back pay another 10 bucks and get a brand new pair. As fat as i wear out boots its the only way to go. oh and by the way you can buy a warranty on the replacement boots so if ya wear em out you get another pair.

 

[Hawg City Lawns]

i only wear boots in the fall winter and very early spring well say anything under 68 degrees i perfer justin boots if your going with steel toes if not ive started liking durango boots durangos are light and not so bulky

btw all pull on western type i hate laced boots