Spiked boots for walking on cordwood stack when sheeting over.?

[cessna]

A bit off topic but can someone tell me a make of forestry boots that have spiked soles. A bit over kill but I was thinking they may save me slipping/ falling/ twisting ankle on the irregular shaped cordwood lengths( approx 2.3+ mtrs long,when sheeting over with my ex bunker lorry tarps. A job I hate doing for fear of a fall /twisting my ankle but has to be done, especially as wood has been split with cone splitter to dry out quicker,downside is it takes rain in quicker un less sheeted!!!!!!!!!!

Edited September 21 by cessna

[woody paul]

What about ice spikes you put over boot, then you can put on any boot. 

[Mark Bolam]

@Donnie?

[doobin]

Miendl used to make the Timbercats but now discontinued. 
 

Phone Supatracks. They supply all kinds of studs to screw into the soles of boots. Good advice and not expensive. 

Edited September 21 by doobin

[Stubby]

Custom Caulk logger boots From JK boots ......£642 ! 😄

[cessna]

2 hours ago, woody paul said:

What about ice spikes you put over boot, then you can put on any boot. 

That’s a great idea many thanks for the suggestion 👍

[cessna]

45 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Custom Caulk logger boots From JK boots ......£642 ! 😄

Wow !!!!!!!! 
That said anything that helps prevent one being laid up due to an accident, may be worth it if self employed, as I am.

[Mike Hill]

3 hours ago, woody paul said:

What about ice spikes you put over boot, then you can put on any boot. 

They have to be long enough in the spikes to go through loose bark and into the wood.

[doobin]

20 minutes ago, Mike Hill said:

They have to be long enough in the spikes to go through loose bark and into the wood.

Crampons on timber make you more likely to break an ankle not less!!

 

Screw in studs are the way forward. 

[Mike Hill]

1 hour ago, doobin said:

Crampons on timber make you more likely to break an ankle not less!!

 

Screw in studs are the way forward. 

ok

 

Who is talking about crampons?