Industry First - WEREWOLF Chainsaw Climbing Boot

[jaime bray]

Haha

 

Its true I don't climb as much as I used to, but they have done plenty work believe me. Not to mention I wear them when im not working, so they are getting wear one way or another

 

Wearing them down the blue oyster club doesn't count as arduous terrain, wearing to the café to increase that middle aged spread could be dangerous. You'll get fat feet and they wont fit next time you climb lad

[Steve Bullman]

Not familiar with this blue oyster club you speak of. Somewhere you frequent often yourself????

[Agent-Arb]

I'd say they are pretty true to size. If anything maybe they come up slightly small. I'm not 100% sure to be honest. Try some on at the APF if you can make it

 

 

Thanks, yep I'm going & should try em on first really.

[MOG]

sweet, i get a pair and then every time i get to the ground i swap boots. perfect! it will be interesting to see what market these guys hit. i dont really see it sorry

[Hobbsurf]

Steve - one thing not mentioned (at least not whilst talking about dim lit dance floors) how does the heel plate relate to wearing spikes?

 

Russ

[Nigel]

These will be available for purchase at the APF from the following stands:

Forest & Arb

Sorbus

FR Jones

Honey Brothers

[Steve Bullman]

Steve - one thing not mentioned (at least not whilst talking about dim lit dance floors) how does the heel plate relate to wearing spikes?

 

Russ

 

I assume it extends into the insole.

[Mark Bolam]

I think they'll sell quite well.

 

Loads of blokes climb without PPE boots anyway, and I can't see an issue using them to drag brush, hump out cord or rake up.

 

Also, most other countries don't have the same HSE rules as us.

 

 

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[John Shutler]

I think they'll sell quite well.

 

Loads of blokes climb without PPE boots anyway, and I can't see an issue using them to drag brush, hump out cord or rake up.

 

Also, most other countries don't have the same HSE rules as us.

 

 

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agreed

not wearing chainsaw boots makes your more aware of what your doing with your feet and certainly when dealing with heavy timber on the ground

 

I saw the new boots from stein, I think theyed sell better if somebody addressed the styling of the boot

[Nigel]

to create more style would result in adding possible failure points caused by increasing stitched areas. style verse durability is a delicate area. As we all know this is a harsh environment these boots are worn in.