Work Boots - what brand do you like?

[debilorrah]

Doc Martens. Love em!

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

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Those are my Daddy's favorite. He works at the Kelly Springfield (Goodyear) plant in Fayetteville, NC and he's got Redwings he has worn to work for 10 or more years.

BTW: I did a search on Ebay for Redwing boots and they have a good selection of them for a lot cheaper than what they are in the store. But, you can't try them on before you buy. If you are willing to take the chance, they may be worth it.

 

[SewingDiva]

Mucks are a brand that I'm considering...Redwings look to be the real deal and are beautiful but I don't need that much boot as I work in an office 9-5 *sigh*

Phyllis

 

[Suburban chick farmer 09]

Red Wings. I tried Irish Setters once, but not as good IMO.

 

[Mac in Wisco]

I wear Red Wings also.

 

[acdoc]

irish setters are made by redwing. but they are more of a hunting boot than work boot

 

[Suburban chick farmer 09]

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I guess that's why they didn't last very long at work.

 

[KittyKelly]

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Me too

 

[ivan3]

Servus mud boots (with a pair of cleats for the eventual ice).

 

[Opa]

I actually have several pair of work boots. Muck boots for wet locations and working in the chicken runs, H&R cowboy boots, and an insulated Wolverine 10" workboot. None of them were cheap but in the long run they cost less. My work boots cost from $100 - 150 and one of my employees was shock at the cost. He would spend less than $50 on his and would get 1 year versus my 5 or 6 years. Do the math, he never could.