Well the time has come again to replace my work boots, i work in a dealership, and spend a minimum of 9 hours in my boots 6 days a week.

Iv had trouble with my feet in recent years, mainly because iv broke my ankle twice and have pins + plates.

Iv had various boots over the years and the best ones i have found so far are MAC boots but there still not fantastic, I'm not to fussed on price as long as they are durable.

so come on guys what do you use :p.

My work boots are Buckler Dealer boots. Very, very comfy and hardwearing. Downside is they cost £60 a pair and the finish gets knackered fast on them.

I've got some Helimed boots, very comfy.....

http://www.spservices.co.uk/item/Goliath_G...1_0_2928_0.html

expensive but well worth it.

I'm wearing some Tuffsafe boots, were really uncomfy at first but now they're like wearing a pair of trainers. Really really light.

Plus work supplied them so they were freeeeeee :)

My work boots are really comfy, But I would be surprised if you could get hold of them as there branded with Ferrari. They are made by MODYF who are German I think. But I assume they wont be cheap.

I'm wearing some Tuffsafe boots, were really uncomfy at first but now they're like wearing a pair of trainers. Really really light.

Plus work supplied them so they were freeeeeee :)

Cheers guys will have a proper look when I'm next on the lap top :)

Dewalt apprentice I personally find them comfy lightweight and sturdy!

Just got some dickies quebecs. they're a bit toasty for the hotter days weve had over the past fortnight but they're comfy as fuck!

Wait, why on earth was is this in General Car Chat

Ill find out who make mine but they're lightweight trainer style boots. Had em over 6months and ill keep wearing them till they fall to bits.

Wait, why on earth was is this in General Car Chat

He's in the motortrade and wears them whilst working on cars.

I have dickies.. heavy but oh so comfy!

I bought these Dickies ones, took a few weeks to break in but pretty comfortable for steelies, available cheap too.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dickies-Mens-Gre...=item231a87cf7c

I'm a baker so no idea how they'd hold up on a site, but the slip proof sole is amazing, can walk straight over a puddle of veg oil.

Edited 3 June, 201214 yr by Bickerton

Cant rate these enough! so comfy and light!

http://www.catfootwear.com/UK/en-GB/Produc...SB?dimensions=0

Wait, why on earth was is this in General Car Chat

He's in the motortrade and wears them whilst working on cars.

That's the reason, plus I thought I would get more responses out of the club house but hey ho.

Had a pair of the CAT boots a while back and didn't rate them atall.

Dickies seem to be the most common, super cheap too so I think I will give them a try, and If there crap I'll look on to the more expensive options.

Cheers guys :)

My work trousers are dickies and I can't fault them. I've had safety trainers off them before, they weren't particularly comfy and they didn't last. That said, my workboots get treated rough, I'm always using my toecaps to kick pallets about and shelving gondolas into line.

I had some worksite ones off screwfix a while back. Fairly heavy, but I wear midsoles so I bring that on myself. Really comfy and good for coverring ground in.

My old work trousers were dickies aswell, Perfect compared to the stuff we have now. (Same colour as under the arms below)

This is 1 of 6 work top fresh out the wash!!

Edited 5 June, 201214 yr by LiamMk6Polo

I always wear Rigger boots even though I'm not a builder they're really comfy. I'm often getting covered in coolant so it usually wears my laces out on normal boots and obviously they act like wellies