If I wanted an infomercial from a bunch of shoe engineers with no concept of work experience I would type that in the description. What I wanted was information on good work boots for working in a warehouse on concrete all day from people that know what that's like.
Right now I’m wearing caterpillar invaders steel toe had them 3 days and they are comfortable i like the way the tread pattern looks and comes up and around the front of the toe box and the back of the heel so your heel is protected I like chunky overbuilt work boots with deep lug soles because they give u maximum traction when you’re outside in snow I’d like to see either a air bladder type cushion in the heel like a sneaker or a elastomer spring that springs back with every step
wolverine durashock boots got me through day for years no lower back pain,sore feet or stress/shock through the body from jumping down onto concrete a few feet down
They need to modify the steel or composite toes to fit wide feet. My toes don’t all of a sudden shrink to fit the cap. In other wards , the tip should be flared so your toes don’t bang into the edges of the cap. You never accommodate people with very wide feet.
Timberland boondocks get the wide size and go a half size big if needed. Keens are also wide in the toe box. I have the same problem and the boondocks have been going strong for 3 years now with no pain
I work on polished concrete 8 hours a day my entire feet hurt during and after everyday however I’m walking a lot and find most boots are too heavy for the amount of walking and end up hurting my knees I’m looking for a shock absorb boot that’s lightweight any help?
I work on concrete constantly moving in a large facility, and my feet hurt like hell what shoe is the best for that. I keep getting many recommendations but soon as I tell somebody about the shoe I was recommended. They say the shoe is bad so I don’t know what to believe.
I work on concrete floors all day and the Timberland Helix is the best I've found. My feet still hurt sometimes but I don't think any steel toe work boot is going to be 100% comfortable.
I have wide flat feet and I work indoors in retail I wear steel toe to protect my feet from heavy boxes dropping on my feet and by the end of the day my feet feel like they on fire I’d like to have a boot that has a air cushion heel like a Nike air sneaker
I am most convinced with Timberland pros and the georigia ones. The caterpillar ones arent as good as they say i had them after two week they were worn in and not comftorable anymore
I’ve had several pairs of the Timberland anti fatigue boots. They were very comfortable boots, but the sole tends to separate from the upper. However, the last two pairs I bought did not stay comfortable very long. I switched over to Thorogood moc toe boots and I’m so glad I did.
To Ariat. Would love to wear your boots however the last 2 pair have fallen apart way too soon. It is not from misuse as my job is inside and mostly a desk lob. The stitching falls apart very quickly. Not a fan
There were comments saying Timbs n Cats were gabbage as well as comments saying they were good, comfy and last to or years. We really don't know what to believe.
Dear Steve, I stand in a production line on concrete 90% of my day. Medical supply assembly. I don't need steel toes but I do need your best recommendation for one of your boots that will relieve knee and leg pain. Thanks
May I suggest you create shoes without steel toes but with the shock absorber and cushion? If you have a boot without the enforced toe, will you please let me know what the size conversation to women's sizes are? The Helix looks like a very nice boot!!
I would recommended Columbia Women's Newton Ridge Plus Waterproof (amzn.to/2H1Awlc). It has superior cushioning and impact absorption feature and specially designed for women. You can also take out steel toe from existing boot check out the guide on how to remove steel toe from boots. workgearz.com/can-you-take-the-steel-toe-out-of-boots/
Lol timberland pros have been pretty bad the last few seasons I've had them. They fall apart and then red wings have been the most uncomfortable boots I've ever worn. Don't ever believe the hype
Most of these are short lasting treads bonded to a shitty whelt. You get what you pay for. If you're working on set concrete, stitched on soles will last the longest. I bought USA made Thorogoods for $289 and they have lasted 1.5 years but now the crepe treads are worn out. I'd willingly pay 350-400 for good quality American made work boots
If I wanted an infomercial from a bunch of shoe engineers with no concept of work experience I would type that in the description. What I wanted was information on good work boots for working in a warehouse on concrete all day from people that know what that's like.
Right now I’m wearing caterpillar invaders steel toe had them 3 days and they are comfortable i like the way the tread pattern looks and comes up and around the front of the toe box and the back of the heel so your heel is protected I like chunky overbuilt work boots with deep lug soles because they give u maximum traction when you’re outside in snow I’d like to see either a air bladder type cushion in the heel like a sneaker or a elastomer spring that springs back with every step
Buy made in usa
Which ones are made in USA?
@@teslaedison6236 chippewa
@@dwaynefick6947 Oh really?? All Chipewa?? I doubt it
@@dwaynefick6947 Probably the $500 models
wolverine durashock boots got me through day for years no lower back pain,sore feet or stress/shock through the body from jumping down onto concrete a few feet down
Just order pair of the new ones hope they help
They need to modify the steel or composite toes to fit wide feet. My toes don’t all of a sudden shrink to fit the cap. In other wards , the tip should be flared so your toes don’t bang into the edges of the cap. You never accommodate people with very wide feet.
Timberland boondocks get the wide size and go a half size big if needed. Keens are also wide in the toe box. I have the same problem and the boondocks have been going strong for 3 years now with no pain
I work on polished concrete 8 hours a day my entire feet hurt during and after everyday however I’m walking a lot and find most boots are too heavy for the amount of walking and end up hurting my knees I’m looking for a shock absorb boot that’s lightweight any help?
I have the CAT Second Shift in steel toe. These things certainly are tough indeed. Heavy yes but that's a minor con.
I worked for USPS for 18yrs and we were on our feet all day everyday…I’d say probably 80% of us wore Merrell shoes…for what its worth 👍
I work on concrete constantly moving in a large facility, and my feet hurt like hell what shoe is the best for that. I keep getting many recommendations but soon as I tell somebody about the shoe I was recommended. They say the shoe is bad so I don’t know what to believe.
I work on concrete floors all day and the Timberland Helix is the best I've found. My feet still hurt sometimes but I don't think any steel toe work boot is going to be 100% comfortable.
I have wide flat feet and I work indoors in retail I wear steel toe to protect my feet from heavy boxes dropping on my feet and by the end of the day my feet feel like they on fire I’d like to have a boot that has a air cushion heel like a Nike air sneaker
Very informative and interesting video. Nice job!
Glad it was helpful!
I got brand news soft toe pitboss boots with the $30 insert with a diamond pattern from timberland...my feet still hurt :/
Added 3mm cork insert underneath the timberland insole, I recommend. My feet finally doesn't hurt after 8 hours of walking on concrete
@@jminkvihubyb cork insert?
I am most convinced with Timberland pros and the georigia ones. The caterpillar ones arent as good as they say i had them after two week they were worn in and not comftorable anymore
I’ve had several pairs of the Timberland anti fatigue boots. They were very comfortable boots, but the sole tends to separate from the upper. However, the last two pairs I bought did not stay comfortable very long. I switched over to Thorogood moc toe boots and I’m so glad I did.
Georgia boots suck. 1 month and they are smoked. Hence , the reason I'm shopping now.
Those titans at 1:01 are the best boots I've ever owned.
Titans??
To Ariat. Would love to wear your boots however the last 2 pair have fallen apart way too soon. It is not from misuse as my job is inside and mostly a desk lob. The stitching falls apart very quickly. Not a fan
I couldn't tell which was the number 10 and which is number one someone let me know in the video what was number. 1 ???
Just make these with a Goodyear welt and I’m in
There were comments saying Timbs n Cats were gabbage as well as comments saying they were good, comfy and last to or years.
We really don't know what to believe.
Dear Steve, I stand in a production line on concrete 90% of my day. Medical supply assembly. I don't need steel toes but I do need your best recommendation for one of your boots that will relieve knee and leg pain. Thanks
I would recommend Timberland PRO Men's 6" Pit Boss Soft Toe (amzn.to/3pnE3dV). These are soft toe with comfort suspension to reduce foot fatigue.
@@workgearz Thank you
Keen, San Jose
How about, CEBU Men's Comfort Soft Toe Work Boots - wedge sole,
Recommendation for overpronators?
If you have flat feet check out the guide workgearz.com/best-work-boots-for-flat-feet/
my show days are 18 hours average, what are the best boots for that length of day >
I would recommend Thorogood Heritage (amzn.to/3wO0rB7)
A Wheelchair ♿️ 😃
May I suggest you create shoes without steel toes but with the shock absorber and cushion?
If you have a boot without the enforced toe, will you please let me know what the size conversation to women's sizes are?
The Helix looks like a very nice boot!!
I would recommended Columbia Women's Newton Ridge Plus Waterproof (amzn.to/2H1Awlc). It has superior cushioning and impact absorption feature and specially designed for women.
You can also take out steel toe from existing boot check out the guide on how to remove steel toe from boots. workgearz.com/can-you-take-the-steel-toe-out-of-boots/
Don't be afraid to spend some money on your boots. You can not put a price on comfort.
I dont care what it looks like as long as it is comfortable and no sweat! I get swimmers feet in those leather stuff.
Hytest Footrests are really good and long lasting. They have the green stripe around the sole.
I'm surprised that nobody mentions the BEST boot the Red Wings they are good and high quality
Check the video of top red wing boots th-cam.com/video/YcA6RskTG6M/w-d-xo.html
Are any of these in women work Boots?😎
You can check the work boots specially designed for women in this video th-cam.com/video/N75rMnu6sIg/w-d-xo.html
Lol timberland pros have been pretty bad the last few seasons I've had them. They fall apart and then red wings have been the most uncomfortable boots I've ever worn. Don't ever believe the hype
I like the ones Giorgia wedge work boots
If you are kicking concrete won't your boots get tighter on the toe area and bend the steal toe
If you could bend the steel toe that'd defeat the entire purpose of it and you'd be Superman
Chipewa...and as.. Rewing.wolverin
I dont understand why the last boot needs to be pink/purple.
Most of these are short lasting treads bonded to a shitty whelt. You get what you pay for. If you're working on set concrete, stitched on soles will last the longest. I bought USA made Thorogoods for $289 and they have lasted 1.5 years but now the crepe treads are worn out. I'd willingly pay 350-400 for good quality American made work boots
I really need better boots. Standing all day, highly blood resistant, steal tow. The heals of the ones they gave me suck
How about something thats not ugly with all that extra rubber on toe ,
A boot specifically for women? What about Transgender women?
God only made you one way.. man or woman.. repent and accept him as your lord and savior. He DOES love you just as you were born.
Some of these are hicking boots not working boots there is a difference
Those caterpillar work boots are a piece of crap! soles comes unglue! I own a pair & will never ever! buy Cats again!
Sevis
“Man work in boots” I am a woman. I work in retail on a concrete floor all day. Not all men work hard in boots 😂
you lost me when you showed that "cat" boots worst boots I have ever owned!!!
All timberland boots are pure garbage