What boots (non chainsaw)

[Andyd1606]

Hi all I'm looking for a new pair of boots for when I'm not doing tree work to save my chainsaw boots. What do people recommend they need to be steel toe cap and waterproof as my old pair are starting to leak and I'm fed up of wet feet thanks

[div_h]

Dewalt,waterproof comfortable and last for ages👍 Al get the name of then in a minute

[div_h]

Challenger 2 👍

[s.varty]

Dewalt,waterproof comfortable and last for ages👍 Al get the name of then in a minute

 

Dewalt are great , but the ones ive always had have been 100% unwaterproof.

[div_h]

I can't fault mine,I where them to work in the garage all week and weekends at the golf course when I help out and working in my own garden.. I don't pay for mine and I just noticed the price of them

[s.varty]

Mine are not the same as yours, mine are the "apprentice" , cant beat them on a dry day though:thumbup1:

[TTP]

Haha that made me laugh so the difference in the 2 pairs of boots are the 'apprentice' boots aren't waterproof

[Melodeon]

I used to get through 2 pairs of hardware shop safety boots per year, until I took the plunge and invested in a pair of Haix X11 MID.

My very recently retired pair lasted 4 years, and are only being replaced because they've started to leak a bit over the last couple of months.

They'll get 'summer boot' use for another few years!

[Tommy 7840]

redback boots made in australia very good a touch pricey at £80 but worth every penny!!!!!!

[Jim372xp]

Caterpillar steel toe and normal going out boots. The last pair of steel toes I bought cost me £58 Inc vat and delivery.