Boots?

[dirty4fun]

C D I have worn out a few pairs of White's boots but it takes some doing. The last pair I had built for me for some reason have never been comfortable. I still think they are the best boot I have ever had, and have worn them all winter long with no leaks. Had lots of Snow Seal on them, and wool socks on my feet. Have worn out a couple boot driers, the only trouble with having boots that are warm is my feet sweat right away then when I sit a long time they get cold. If you lay your boots on their side the air can circulate into them and dry them better than standing them up. I have to pull the arch supports and botttom liners out every night to get them dry with no boot drier, as just a little moisture can make for damp cold feet.

[Turbo21835]

Well CD, went and double checked. They do make a pac in steel toe. This cold wet stuff keeps up, there may be an order placed by the end of this week. http://www.whitesboots.com/index.php...ategory_id=484

[Colorado Digger]

weekend and such

[Jdigger4130]

Blundstones for me! Made in Aus and dont weigh a thing! Slip on and cost is such that I can buy A pair every 9 months n not flinch

[HEO Girl]

Colorado you got more shoes then a women.

[JTL]

I wear Nick's Boot's. Handmade just like White's, about a mile from White's shop in Spokane. I have both, White's and Nick's, and I think the Nick's are a better boot. The pair I'm wearing now are 3 years old and I wear them dang near everyday. I have a pair of White's pacs I wear snowmobiling. AWESOME! I have a pair of Danner's with 200 grams of Thinsulate that I wear in the winter for work. Wear a good pair of woolish socks and the heat change won't affect you too much.

[larslog]

I wear Whites with a 14" upper that also work great for dirt bike riding.Have tried Danner & Wesco but neither lasted.Best boot I ever had were Grizzlies,hand made in Montana but they went broke.Always liked Whites but I think they have sold out to the Yuppy/nature crowd and have left the working man behind.My next boots will probably be Nick's.

[7.3stroker]

Since I have to have build up on my right boot they are only certain kinds I can wear. Right now I'm wearing Chippewa upland 8 inch lacers

[buckfever]

I got a pair of viberg boots. Hand made in BC, Canada and I love'em. Steel toe with a rubber bump toe and a steel shank in the arch. If you have never had a boot with a steel shank they are great when digging with a shovel. There a little pricy but I'm on year number 3 and there still going strong but I would go through a pair of rockies or wolvarins in 6 to 8 months.