what daisies are on the ends of yer legs

[slack ma girdle]

These have been a blinding pair of non chainsaw boots.

http://www.williamlennon.co.uk/footwear/79x-safety-boot.html

[Dan Curtis]

I beg to differ, I don't even own a pair of posh shoes!

 

Ok, you've got me

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don't go on posh nights out:blushing:

[Marc]

Think ide compromise a bit of weight for better protection

 

I know what you mean, we all want that, the chainsaw protection in boots no matter the class is highly unlikely to offer any protection against a good hit. Maybe give marginal to full protection from a glancing chain on run down.

 

As a personal opinion I'd rather lightness to reduce fatigue and back strain, given the minimal protection from even the highest class, I assume that's why high end boots are mostly only class 1 given how difficult it is to produce a boot that can protect in real work place situations.

 

Stay safe and never expect your PPE to protect you, good handling and work practice is the best form of protection.

[SteveA]

For all non-chainsaw duties I've been walking through puddles with Dunlop Purofort safety wellies. Using them for everything.... very comfy straight out of the box & with good tread. £50 ish

 

[TreeswingerPerth]

Airstream's , you gotta look the part too !!

[monkeyallan]

Airstreams. By far the comfiest and most waterproof boots I have ever worn. Can be a little on the cool side in winter, but I find that with all boots with toe caps tbh.

[leafcut]

I use Husqvarna technical 24s, comfy, warm, very sturdy, good with gaffs and very waterproof-no need to change, as long as these boots stay the same & husky dont skimp on materials in the future I will stick with these, Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.

[matthawh1966]

Same husky tec 24 and zermatts both good boots.

[jnoon]

Haix air power gold are super comphy but don't last

Airstreams are the best I've tried so tidy, nice and narrow, great grip, waterproof, & supportive when wearing spikes

Oh & look the mutts