[AuRavelling79]

What are we wearing this season, girls? 

What lasts? What fits? What do you recommend?

[dazmond]

What are we wearing this season, girls? 

What lasts? What fits? What do you recommend?

I've just ordered a pair of waterproof caterpillar excavator boots from amazon(£114)....

My last pair(same boots)lasted over 2 and a half years before letting in water....Best boots I've ever had for work malc....👍

[p1w1]

Steel toecap Flip Flops

[JandS]

Muck ankle boots.....toasty and waterproof....and they will never let water in.

[AuRavelling79]

Muck ankle boots.....toasty and waterproof....and they will never let water in.

Do they last long?

[deeege]

I gave up years ago finding a boot that lasts, even the high end goretex boots don’t in my experience.

I wear these, buy 2 or 3 pairs at the same time and usually get 4-6 months out of them, depending the season.

https://www.mandmdirect.com/01/details/QW1450?istCompanyId=9f9ff470-bcac-401b-814f-8f12edbd3b8b&istFeedId=d66f05e8-0145-4833-93eb-995bd3c15e0b&istItemId=pimmrwqii&istBid=t&ds_rl=1260413&ds_rl=1260413&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw5yx15CT9AIVm4xoCR2p6w3bEAQYAiABEgJtKvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

[richard connett]

Berghaus hill Walker 2. About £90
They last me around 2 years and they never let in water . Bloody comfortable as well

[Smudger]

What are we wearing this season, girls? 

What lasts? What fits? What do you recommend?

I've just ordered a pair of waterproof caterpillar excavator boots from amazon(£114)....

My last pair(same boots)lasted over 2 and a half years before letting in water....Best boots I've ever had for work malc....👍

thats very poor Daz - after all you only do 3 days a week and only 4 hours a day - so in the real world they are only good for about 8 months 

Darran

[Mike Burd]

I gave up years ago finding a boot that lasts, even the high end goretex boots don’t in my experience.

I wear these, buy 2 or 3 pairs at the same time and usually get 4-6 months out of them, depending the season.

https://www.mandmdirect.com/01/details/QW1450?istCompanyId=9f9ff470-bcac-401b-814f-8f12edbd3b8b&istFeedId=d66f05e8-0145-4833-93eb-995bd3c15e0b&istItemId=pimmrwqii&istBid=t&ds_rl=1260413&ds_rl=1260413&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw5yx15CT9AIVm4xoCR2p6w3bEAQYAiABEgJtKvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

High end walking boots aren’t designed for work. Imagine wearing a pair of £200 walking boots to work!! I would just buy a brand called Amblers. About £40 from eBay and last all year easy. Even when they start to leak, it’s minimal.

[Slacky]

These are my go-to footwear.

Bought a pair earlier today from Go Outdoors, £50.00.

https://www.millets.co.uk/15896409/magnum-panther-80-side-zip-work-boot-15896409/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopping&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIu-ibyKGT9AIVyO3tCh0lfAh-EAYYASABEgLk3vD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

[deeege]

I gave up years ago finding a boot that lasts, even the high end goretex boots don’t in my experience.

I wear these, buy 2 or 3 pairs at the same time and usually get 4-6 months out of them, depending the season.

https://www.mandmdirect.com/01/details/QW1450?istCompanyId=9f9ff470-bcac-401b-814f-8f12edbd3b8b&istFeedId=d66f05e8-0145-4833-93eb-995bd3c15e0b&istItemId=pimmrwqii&istBid=t&ds_rl=1260413&ds_rl=1260413&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw5yx15CT9AIVm4xoCR2p6w3bEAQYAiABEgJtKvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

High end walking boots aren’t designed for work. Imagine wearing a pair of £200 walking boots to work!! I would just buy a brand called Amblers. About £40 from eBay and last all year easy. Even when they start to leak, it’s minimal.

My thoughts exactly. If I get 4 months out of a £40 pair I’m happy, rinse and repeat.

[zesty]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

[Slacky]

I’d prefer trainers if they were waterproof.

[KS Cleaning]

I prefer wearing decent GTX walking shoes, I find them comfier than boots and a lot easier to slip on and off.

[Mike Burd]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

Careful with Skechers. I had plantar fasciitis which I believe came from wearing them. They are hugely comfortable though.

[zesty]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

Careful with Skechers. I had plantar fasciitis which I believe came from wearing them. They are hugely comfortable though.

They’re not archfit, maybe yours were?

[james peters]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

all  my shoes/trainers are sketchers.
once you start wearing them all other shoes feel uncomfortable

[Mike Burd]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

Careful with Skechers. I had plantar fasciitis which I believe came from wearing them. They are hugely comfortable though.

They’re not archfit, maybe yours were?

Not sure tbh. Shame as they are super comfortable.

[AuRavelling79]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

Careful with Skechers. I had plantar fasciitis which I believe came from wearing them. They are hugely comfortable though.

Spotlight on.

How do you think Skechers gave you PF? Is there a particular shape to them? Was it one foot or both? And are you on your feet as much as a typical owner operator would be?

Turns spotlamp off.

[Mike Burd]

I always wear trainers, I prefer light footwear.

Currently sketches ‘water proof’ trainers, but to be honest, I pick and choose trainers and wear whatever looks/feels right after the old pair wear out.

Careful with Skechers. I had plantar fasciitis which I believe came from wearing them. They are hugely comfortable though.

Spotlight on.

How do you think Skechers gave you PF? Is there a particular shape to them? Was it one foot or both? And are you on your feet as much as a typical owner operator would be?

Turns spotlamp off.

Actually they were every day shoes. They have no real arch support because they are so soft. Could have been coincidence but much as I’d like to, I wouldn’t buy another pair.