[clarkson]

Hi guys
I gave up on work boots some years back as very heavy.

I have been using gortex walking shoes perfect but just don't last, 2 months last pair .

I can't stand wellies .

Someone just suggested harries dry boots anyone tried them .

Fed up of wet feet
Cheers
John

[KS Cleaning]

I also use goretex walking shoes, I find boots too big and bulky for my needs, it’s not as if we’re walking over rough terrain or muddy fields. I usually choose between Salomon, Merrell and Mammut, all are decent quality and last me a year.

[Granny]

Just make sure they are waterproof.
I got toenail fungus when I first started WFP, it's horrible,  doctor said to  make sure in future I didn't get my feet wet and work that way for any length of time.

[dazmond]

Hi guys
I gave up on work boots some years back as very heavy.

I have been using gortex walking shoes perfect but just don't last, 2 months last pair .

I can't stand wellies .

Someone just suggested harries dry boots anyone tried them .

Fed up of wet feet
Cheers
John

man up and buy some decent boots....i wear caterpillar excavator S3 waterproof boots,my last pair lasted over 2 years before letting in water,I recently bought another pair a few weeks ago(£115 from amazon)they also have a composite toe...rock solid!

they are fairly heavy but im not running in them!

[ray l]

i go for berghaus hiking boots, broke my ankle once when wearing work shoes .
 Don't know if the ankle boots would have prevented the fracture but always wore ankle boots after.
once a week i rub dobbin into them to keep them waterproof. when this starts to fail i wear sealskinz socks.
Keep an eye out for deals and you can pick them up for £60 - £70 . and they last about a year . i'm wearing them 7 days a week usually as i do go hiking at the weekend)
i did twist my ankle last week in a customers garden, foot rolled off a cobble stone. so it can happen.

[motod]

Mammut Men's Alnasca GTX Low Rise Hiking Shoes  -  old model not sure you can find now, but over a year of daily use and still strong, great grip and water proof.

[Stoots]

Berghaus walking boots for me, lightweight and waterproof.

Any decent walking boot should last as thats what they are designed for.

[Steven Biggs]

Hi guys
I gave up on work boots some years back as very heavy.

I have been using gortex walking shoes perfect but just don't last, 2 months last pair .

I can't stand wellies .

Someone just suggested harries dry boots anyone tried them .

Fed up of wet feet
Cheers
John

man up and buy some decent boots....i wear caterpillar excavator S3 waterproof boots,my last pair lasted over 2 years before letting in water,I recently bought another pair a few weeks ago(£115 from amazon)they also have a composite toe...rock solid!

they are fairly heavy but im not running in them! ;

you might as well wear diving boots .

[Granny]

After all, you will  be under water in Yorkshire  tomorrow!

[jay moley]

Englebert Strauss do good ones. I have ones that are waterproof and without laces (has this turning mechanism to tighten). Only had two pair in 5 years they wear so well. Steel toe capped too.

[harleyman]

I've spent  hundreds over the years I've found it's the soles Weare out  then the stitching  I bought a pair of dewalt boots the soal lasted 6months at best so I get cheaper ones  put a load of dubing on .only have to worry about the laces.

[johnny bravo]

sports direct 
Karimoor   Hot Rock  shoes.  More superior than the other brand  Gelert .       around £39

[Dazzler3370]

Muck Ankle Boots, Thinsulate and 100% waterproof.
mine have lasted me currently 3 winters.

They are awesome

[deeege]

Muck Ankle Boots, Thinsulate and 100% waterproof.
mine have lasted me currently 3 winters.

They are awesome

I’ve just bought some of these in the Black Friday sale on your recommendation. Will get worn on the worst of winter days. Seem very warm on first impressions.

[JandS]

Yep Muck ankle boots all day long, warm and forever waterproof....also starting my 3rd winter with them.

[Mike Burd]

Berghaus walking boots for me, lightweight and waterproof.

Any decent walking boot should last as thats what they are designed for.

Wait. Window cleaning?

[Mike Burd]

Muck Ankle Boots, Thinsulate and 100% waterproof.
mine have lasted me currently 3 winters.

They are awesome

These? I'd like a pair of these for morning dog walks. They'd be great for work too. Very nice. On my Christmas list.

https://muckbootcompany.co.uk/collections/mens-ankle-boots/products/mens-excursion-pro-mid-pull-on-ankle-boots-bark

[deeege]

Muck Ankle Boots, Thinsulate and 100% waterproof.
mine have lasted me currently 3 winters.

They are awesome

These? I'd like a pair of these for morning dog walks. They'd be great for work too. Very nice. On my Christmas list.

https://muckbootcompany.co.uk/collections/mens-ankle-boots/products/mens-excursion-pro-mid-pull-on-ankle-boots-bark

I went for the arctic short boot. Managed to get them for £75 (now £125) in the Black Friday sale.

[robbo333]

I bought some Skechers Greetah (I thought being a specific work trainer, they would last longer than normal Skechers).
At the moment I am very happy with them, in particular, how warm they keep my feet; no idea why.

[Blue Frog Systems]

I use different footwear during the different seasons.

Summer .... Trainers
Autum & Spring .... Waterproof walking shoes
Winter.... Irish setter high boots

Now the setters are £300, 10" high, really warm even on the coldest day and COMPLETELY waterproof. I've been stood in a puddle a cm off the top and my feet were perfectly dry after.

Imo don't compromise on cheap options when it comes to your feet. Get something that does the  job