Work Boots

Ultimately, the things that make any pair of work boots the best pair of work boots is going to be true regardless of whether there's a protective toe cap. It is in this area that we know what we're talking about more than anyone else.

Why consider boots made with Chromexcel? Because they're gorgeous to look at, but also very durable. Let's get into that a bit more.

You might have noticed both lug and wedge sole work boots. Both are classic work boot designs, made for practical purposes and plenty of people preferring one to the other for a host of reasons.

If your leather boots have taken a beating, you probably need to restore them. If you find a pair of leather boots that are beat to heck on the used market, you'll probably need to restore them.

Black vs brown boots or shoes has been a raging debate for years, and frankly we don't expect it to go away any time soon.

Most people either select or for that matter need a higher arch profile because they're going to be doing some heavy labor and in rough areas, for the casual wearer, this is overkill.

 It's an investment in quality of fit, as well as construction and materials, with the ultimate goal being getting the utmost in comfort and service life from your work boots.

Is there an ideal boot height? It's more that there's a good boot height for certain applications.

Your work boots are going to be worse for wear after a while on the job. How do you restore work boots after they've gotten pretty beat up from regular use?

Why exactly do Logger boots have raised heels? Is there any benefit to having significantly raised heels?