Work Boots
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Bear in mind that "wide" is relative; that has a lot more to do with who makes it than an actual measurement you can make.Read more » -
Wildland fire boots are a little different than the traditional bunker boots that most people associate with firefighting.Read more » -
The best work boots for farm work let you stay on your feet all day without discomfort, but can stand up to the muck and grime of typical farm life. In other words, a tough work boot that stands up to the elements.Read more » -
For walking on concrete, you need work boots that absorb the maximum amount of shock. Concrete is a uniformly hard surface, with little to no "give" in it whatsoever.Read more » -
Some boot companies will occasionally offer sales on "factory seconds boots"...are they worth buying? Depending on who's making them, they are.Read more » -
Work boots should fit just tightly enough to support your foot, but loosely enough to let your foot flex and move as it's supposed to. They should neither be too tight or too loose.Read more » -
A pair of work boots that are ergonomically correct for you and your feet, you can wear them all day, every day without issues.Read more » -
Partially, it has to do with the way that sizes are measured. Partially it has to do with the lasts that shoemakers use to make shoes. Boot construction can also make a difference here too.Read more » -
Obviously, no one wants to be tying and re-tying their laces when they're supposed to be working, or when stopping to lace them up is dangerous. On a lot of job sites, it would be.Read more » -
There is a price for custom work boots, but that sticker shock can be far more worth it than a more "affordable pair."Read more »