Are there ANY comfortable safety shoes?

[No.72]

Somebody bump the oldest thread on hexus ftw.

[TimL]

I have used shoesdirect.co.uk recently. they have an extensive collection of boots and shoes.

Thks

[Funkstar]

flange!

[Marcos]

christ! posted this 4 years ago

i was working in a warehouse in my gap year

[Clunk]

I have used shoesdirect.co.uk recently. they have an extensive collection of boots and shoes.

Thks

[thetexter]

Hi

i always get my safety requirements from an online shop.


fast delivery and good prices, from most places but if you're worried give them a call, tell them what your looking for.

Edited by Nick to make it less advertising-y

[sammyc]

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[Phage]

Now I'm hungry....

[nvening]

i use a pair from this company http://www.sfceurope.com/ - great if your working on slippy (ie wet) floors too

[simonfitba]

It's the thread that wouldn't die, folks!

When I'm on my death bed, I want someone to come along and feed me a big can of spam.

[fadimaloof]

The best shoes I have found are made by Jallatte, unlike other shoes the toe cap and mid sole are made of composite material rather than steel. Have the sound safety rating as steel but weigh a hell of a lot less. My ones cost around £75 by the company buy them for me . . . .

[fadimaloof]

After years of trying different boots I settled with Doc Martens. They are good for a year of all day heavy wear and tear in an engineering environment, should be fine for a wharehouse.

[Marcos]

It's the thread that wouldn't die, folks!

When I'm on my death bed, I want someone to come along and feed me a big can of spam.

Since the time i created this thread, i've completed a gap year, gone to uni, done a full placement year and have been working for another 2 years after uni. Good stuff

[cookie365]

Since the time i created this thread, i've completed a gap year, gone to uni, done a full placement year and have been working for another 2 years after uni. Good stuff

But do your feet still hurt?

[Ceefer]

I've been wearing safety boots from this Italian company for the last 10 years or so.

http://www.aboutblu.com/

They make a wide selection of safety footwear, from trainers to heavy boots, and are available in the UK from Powertools Direct and others. Superbly made and not expensive.

[shakerist]

Came across this thread in search of comfortable safety boots , I have never owned safety boots and now need them for volunteering at st John ambulance. They need to be black and I have a budget of £40, any recommendations ???