Chainsaw boots

[Mark J]

Andrews Cervino for heavy work.
Salewa Rapace (No cut protection) for lighter work. 
 

 

[JBH]

Are companies generating bot accounts to harvest obscure and nuanced industry opinions on here?

[Mick Dempsey]

20 minutes ago, JBH said:

Are companies generating bot accounts to harvest obscure and nuanced industry opinions on here?

Always a bit suspicious of new posters asking open questions.

Edited 13 hours ago by Mick Dempsey

[dan blocker]

Especially when he says he’s “wondering what People actually ware on their feet” and he’s “read that chainsaw boots are awful for climbing and steel toe caps make it all worse”. His other post he mentions he’s spent all day doing systems in a tree and has sore hands? Obviously not done any courses or tree work? I stand ready to be corrected but think it’s all bull.

[Mick Dempsey]

AI I suspect.

[Mark Bolam]

Let’s have some fun then.

 

This is what I wear for climbing.

Comfy with or without spikes.

 

They also stop your hands getting sore.

 

 

[Stere]

Abit  similar thoose USA  logger boots

 

 

 

 

Edited 13 hours ago by Stere

[dan blocker]

4 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

Let’s have some fun then.

 

This is what I wear for climbing.

Comfy with or without spikes.

 

They also stop your hands getting sore.

 

 

So what boots are you going to pretend to wear🤔

[Hank]

11 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

Let’s have some fun then.

 

This is what I wear for climbing.

Comfy with or without spikes.

 

They also stop your hands getting sore.

 

 

Straps for your silky and built in spikes... nice 

[Jadeee.692]

Hope this sounds like a company question from a bot 

 

why are people on forums always d** heads? 
how computer generated does that sound 

 

actual person wanting some advice, I’m a female training for tree work from a line access and other technical systems. 
 

im a real world person looking at industry standards and trying to gauge the best from people who have been in the trade for a long time who know better than I 

 

For example my courses demanded type c chainsaw pants however lots of people actually go with type a due to the hot weather they are as thick as a ski pant….

 

if not welcome here I will go elsewhere …