dont know if you guys cares but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my gf lately xD
I loved the content & effort put in to this clip but the music was really off putting. You have such a good voice & I really want to hear what you say so I really don’t fell like you needed the music. Thank-you again for your efforts :)
Nice reviews of these different types of shoes. It is so true that women are not just small men and have different needs than men. Great that companies are acknowledging that and providing solutions.
thank you for these awesome recommendations! The struggle is indeed real for women when looking for safety boots or shoes. Accidents might occur when you have the wrong shoes worn.
PREACH! I've been in the field for 20 years. I'm a women's size 6! The struggle was so real. I'm in the market and while I'm a timberland girl because of longevity, comfort, durability, and the wide sizes. It's so cool to see so many varieties!! 🤩
I feel your pain. I wear a 6.5 and find it hard to even try on any new pairs in a store as this size is never in stock. My last two pairs had to be ordered and shipped to my local store. If only shoemakers put as much effort into making a durable well-fitting work boot for women as they do all the sparkly glitz and glamor shoes we'd probably be in a lot better situation with our feet in industrial and wildland workspaces.
I do like hearing women's opinion on our boots. We want to look cute when we work. But a man's opinion is valiable at least for me. These guys out there working they know the brands and how they're constructed. If you need arch support they're going to tell you which one is the best. The boot guy helped me pick up my best workboot which was the Carolina Steel toe loggers. I've got 2 pears I love them so much. They're beautiful incredibly well made and comfortable for a 12 hour shift. Though I'm not in that industry anymore I'm still looking for a really cute boot and I thought about going with a Soft toe logger. I do wish I saw your video while I was in the industry as the more dressy boot that's also safety would have been right at my alley. And I didn't see anything like that.
The keens are what I’ve been wearing for the last 5+ years for 12-16 hour days and they are great for ppl with problems with plantar fasciitis as well. Unfortunately I need to switch to a slip on boot due to entanglement policy 😅 but I’m looking for keen comfort now in a different boot.
@@AllySafety i’ve tried them, but unfortunately they seriously do not fit my foot shape soooo uncomfortable. It doesn’t matter if it’s men’s or women’s
Thanks Oooodles for posting this video! just made major job transition to UPS and only could find boot suggestions for men. This was Super helpful AND interesting. Loved that you also posted estimated costs.
Wow this is really amazing! I also hate wearing uncomfortable boots and safety shoes. Comfy and safety first shoes are the best! thank you for your recommendations. This is really a big help.
Thank you so much for this video! I just scored a job that requires steel toed boots and had no idea where to start or if they even made stylish boots for women.
I've been trying to find a work boot; working for UPS they have this list of requirements for your boots: must be non slip must be brown or black must be able to shine must lace up can be low or high top Which I can't find anything out there that is comfortable on top of the requirements. Haaalp 😭😭😭😭😭
If you haven't looked lately, Xena has steel toed riding boots for gals without very muscular calves, and something very similar to a Chelsea boot which I'm going to try.
Thank you for the informative video. I just started a job requiring safety shoes and you're right - not many YT videos dedicated to women. Very sad, since there are plenty of women in these types of jobs.
I usually buy mens steel toes, that beginning pretty much explains why I am have so much foot pain on the bottom and sides of my feet bc this time around I bought a womens pair of timberland steel toed boots. Now my question is as I have worn them 3 times at work leave in a 🐧 motion because my feet are swollen, how do I get that pain to decrease! I have tried all my home remedies, however, even though they work about half through my shift they still hurt and are more swollen. I don't know what to do! Please help!😔😭
That sounds awful! Do you normally wear a wider than average shoe or is it possible this boot is narrower than others? My mom has the same issue with a lot of shoes and will specifically find shoes that come in different widths. I know some women’s work boots do and Keen’s especially tend to be wider than average without getting a specific width so maybe try a Keen. As your foot gets a little larger during a long workday, that extra roominess may really help with comfort. 🥾
Hi. I am a 53-year-old female who works on transit buses as a mechanic/technician. I am looking for a steel toe, wide-toebox shoe or boot (not a wide shoe/boot; but a wide toe box) for women that is a smooth surface that could be cleaned from all the oils and grime and not something with all kind of textured cloth patterns to it. Black is preferred since they are going to become black from all the oils and greases. Do you know of anything such as this ***without*** pattern cloth and textures. They are impossible to clean. Black leather is best. Any color leather is better than suede or other materials.
I’d check out Keen utility. They have a lot of new models and some are fairly sleek in terms of texture. They also have the widest toe box of any boot I’ve tried.
Avenger and Twisted X both have boots that are more along the lines of the Dr. Martin ones in your video. I'm not sure about their quality or how comfortable they are to work in , I haven't ordered yet !
Thank you for creating this my wife is new to the trade's and I wanted to get her some gear. When I dm other women in the trade ir women trade groups, I believe they think it strange and do not respond. She is not on social media. And I am a big on PPE. "You can't make money from a bed." 🤕. Could you do vids on pants, shirts, rain gear, and mask dust filtration. etc
Thanks for your feedback! We have a few other videos out there that might be helpful for you and are looking at making more in the coming months: What's New in Women's Workwear: th-cam.com/video/J4WenVSa9B4/w-d-xo.html The Best Gifts for Construction Workers (covers Women too): th-cam.com/video/M3T80Ox7oaU/w-d-xo.html Safety Shoes for Women: th-cam.com/video/Wkpwo4YTSAM/w-d-xo.html All about N95's: th-cam.com/video/Ifc8GvlsNdg/w-d-xo.html
With the Ariat boot how did it run ? Was it big or “true to size” ? Also, compared to the steel toe Docs which is more comfortable ? I definitely will still be getting a insole but I need ankle support as well . Thanks xo .
I felt like Ariat were true to size for me and were more comfortable but only if you like a loose fit. The Docs are better when you need more support in the ankle like if you walk a lot, are on uneven ground, or if you climb ladders or up and down equipment. Hope that helps!
@@carmena1479 Yeah, it's not what the body was built for! If that's the issue, I'd say also watch my video on safety shoes since they have safety toes but more of a tennis shoe style and can offer more cushioning than the average boot. Xena Omegas have a lot of cushioning in a boot style. But your best bet is find a great fit and then get some supportive insoles. At least, that's what helped me.
Ally Safety Okok ! I was also considering the timberland pro but I’ll go check out your video on the tennis shoe styles . Regardless I believe insoles will be necessary thank you though 😊 !
Thank you so much for that video! I’m looking for a safety shoes and I don’t have too much time to spend, so definitely you helped me a lot! Giving to me some direction, so thank you !!! Its my first time buying a safety shoes, I’m completely lost 😹
I heard some of the best steel toe boots for women, that are the most durable, comfortable and stylish are the following: 1. Wolverine Floorhand 6" Waterproof Steel Toe Boot. 2. Timberland Pro Direct Attach Steel Toe. 3. Ariat Women's 6" Treadfast Steel Toe. The best and most popular color for all these is the dark brown boots. These have become the most highly sought after Steel Toe boots for women, not only just for work but have even become fashionable, especially for the fall and winter months.
I like this video but I wish you had listed more options that look similar to a boot like a doc marten or a timberland. I want a pair of boots that look similar to docs but are less expensive and are good for working in. An issue I have run into with my docs is that the tread is completely run down and even when they were new the tread wasn’t very reliable. An issue that I’m seeming to run into a-lot is that I prefer how men’s shoes look but they aren’t very comfy :( I had this issue when I was looking for snow boots too.
Oh interesting! We are looking at doing a more affordable women's workwear video in the future and I like your feedback that you want something with men's styling but built for women. We'll keep it in mind!
Don't care about ugly or "style" . I care about function/ does it work in the given setting, form/not painful to wear and durability. A well seasoned boot expert fit me into a pair of Chippewa service boots that they issue to new law enforcement, fire, and search and rescue personnel and these boots gave me superpowers in the wildlands. I could dash up a rough steep slope with the agility of a mountain goat. I left my companions in the dust whereas before the boots I stumbled along painfully ( knees and back ankles killing me) struggling to keep up with the others. Getting the right shoes fit to your feet can be miraculous. I had tried many brands before these with no success. Doc martin, timberland, keen, nike and others. I wanted to add they have protection for the toes but it's not steel it's some other material the will not cook your feet like the steel and other metals will if you're in a wildfire setting.
Can you share what style of chippewa boots you liked? Been doing construction safety for 8 years and still can't find any safety toe taht offer comfort! :(
@@rac6212 I wish I had a good answer for you. unfortunately Chippewa was sold and the new owners have opted to move their production outside the United States. I noticed a huge difference in the second pair I ordered after the first pair were looking a bit worn out. The second pair didn't fit me anything like the first ones. They were heavy, the seams and materials felt bulky and lacked the form fitting design i really enjoyed in my first pair. my back and my knees and my feet kill me after wearing the new ones and supposedly they were the same exact brand model style number . The seasoned salesman I originally worked with who sadly retired when I went back for my second pair, at the boot Barn said These boots are the standard issued to the new wildland fire fighting teams when they begin their training. I think they use materials inside the boot for toe protection but it's not made out of metal because of the fire risk because the steel can get hot and cuz burn injuries and other problems during a fire. I spoke to a forrester friend recently and he too found this brand was fitting him badly since they moved production overseas. He said he really likes the comfort and fit in boots made by a company called "White" and I think they are in oregon. They are a bit pricey. The chips are around $300 and I think the whites are around $500. But I found as I get older the extra money for the shoe is worth it if it keeps me going and mobile with minimal pain. Hope you can find a boot that will fit you well 🌞. I'm going to try the white label out hopefully I can find them on sale and fitting perfectly! Just in case My first Chippewa made in usa boot has a vibram stamp on the soles and a batted burgundy backing on the back side of the tongue of the boot. Maybe you can get your feet into one of the new old stock.
@@bookbeing Whites, Nick's high quality craftsmanship ($550 Super Thick leather,harder to break them in) But for Women I would recommend the Red Wings. 3375 Easier to break in and super comfortable. I just bought these 3375 Red Wings for my Wife.
Just got Caterpiller work boots. SO comfortable! Like their narrow silhouette and almond-shape toe-box (vs round which makes the feet look stubby, imho).
Try Avengers working boot and tiger safety for women. What you said about women feet and men are partial true. There are women who have larger feet or wide they call it. Some has flat feet which is wider. I only wanted you to know that.
For a warehouse, I’d consider the Ariat expert clog or Xena Omegas since they both have more cushioning for walking on hard flooring and safety toes. Check out our other video on safety shoes as well since there are some lightweight options that might be nice if you walk a lot.
Hello thank you for your explanations, but there is no test on site, you are walking on a carpet, which does not represent a professional situation (slippery floor / nail / abrasive material)
I’d definitely take a look at the Xena Workwear Omegas then. They’re lightweight and comfortable. If you like them, our coupon code helps with the cost as well.
these are not what i need as a construction worker in all weather and i do not view these shoes as work boots ..i am very disappointed that once again there is no good advise for us hard working women as to a decent affordable safety work boot
I have driven trucks, forklifts, excavators, and bobcats. I have carried buckets of concrete, changed oil on pump jacks, peeled logs, and done endless hours of manual labor. I paid for college myself and have now been in professional safety for 8 years. I work 6, often 7 days a week to do my normal work and make this channel a reality. So please, let me know what qualifications I’m lacking to produce a video on women’s work shoes because I hope that’s what this is about and not just another surface-level judgement where one woman tries to tear down without knowing her story.
Thank you... I appreciate this video.. it was necessary because I love my feet, I love wearing heels and am now working in a factory job side that are requiring steel toe and honestly it’s the most painful pair I’ve ever worn. It was the quickest way to get myself a pair at a localWalmart and the most thing I’m mainly concerned about at bunions.. 8’ going my ex resides but that only works for so long I work 6days a night and it’s gotten painful. Pls allow me to know if the shoes you recommend aren’t going to rub along the side of the toe/foot and cause me any bunions?... 😷🙏🙏🤧
Hi Bell! That sounds rough! Have you tried either wider shoes or more flexible fabrics? I have another video on safety toe shoes that are more sneaker style and they tend to have flexible cloth that is designed to fit like a sock rather than stiff leather. There are some that are actually cute too! For this video, I think the Ariat Tracy and Keens may be good options.
Hi, Thank you for watching! I'm looking forward to your comments :)
Do your feet smell in them Rachel Walla from Ally Safety?..
Plus you seem to have big feet...
dont know if you guys cares but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my gf lately xD
@Yusuf Noah yup, I have been using Instaflixxer for months myself :D
I loved the content & effort put in to this clip but the music was really off putting. You have such a good voice & I really want to hear what you say so I really don’t fell like you needed the music. Thank-you again for your efforts :)
Nice reviews of these different types of shoes. It is so true that women are not just small men and have different needs than men. Great that companies are acknowledging that and providing solutions.
Exactly! It's about time we had some fun work options!
thank you for these awesome recommendations! The struggle is indeed real for women when looking for safety boots or shoes. Accidents might occur when you have the wrong shoes worn.
PREACH! I've been in the field for 20 years. I'm a women's size 6! The struggle was so real. I'm in the market and while I'm a timberland girl because of longevity, comfort, durability, and the wide sizes. It's so cool to see so many varieties!! 🤩
Have you tried Hard Yakka out of Australia?
I feel your pain. I wear a 6.5 and find it hard to even try on any new pairs in a store as this size is never in stock. My last two pairs had to be ordered and shipped to my local store. If only shoemakers put as much effort into making a durable well-fitting work boot for women as they do all the sparkly glitz and glamor shoes we'd probably be in a lot better situation with our feet in industrial and wildland workspaces.
I do like hearing women's opinion on our boots. We want to look cute when we work. But a man's opinion is valiable at least for me. These guys out there working they know the brands and how they're constructed. If you need arch support they're going to tell you which one is the best. The boot guy helped me pick up my best workboot which was the Carolina Steel toe loggers. I've got 2 pears I love them so much. They're beautiful incredibly well made and comfortable for a 12 hour shift. Though I'm not in that industry anymore I'm still looking for a really cute boot and I thought about going with a Soft toe logger. I do wish I saw your video while I was in the industry as the more dressy boot that's also safety would have been right at my alley. And I didn't see anything like that.
The keens are what I’ve been wearing for the last 5+ years for 12-16 hour days and they are great for ppl with problems with plantar fasciitis as well. Unfortunately I need to switch to a slip on boot due to entanglement policy 😅 but I’m looking for keen comfort now in a different boot.
Oh interesting! Have you checkout Ariat? They have some good ones.
@@AllySafety i’ve tried them, but unfortunately they seriously do not fit my foot shape soooo uncomfortable. It doesn’t matter if it’s men’s or women’s
Thank you for doing this! My work has just required wearing safety shoes and this video has been really helpful!
thank you for finding and giving our humble brand a try :)
Thank you for putting a stylish safety boot on the market! These are by far my most-worn work shoes now. :)
@@AllySafety - wow, i wonder how beat-up they are?... the really worn boots.
Thanks Oooodles for posting this video! just made major job transition to UPS and only could find boot suggestions for men. This was Super helpful AND interesting. Loved that you also posted estimated costs.
I’m so glad to hear it!
Wow this is really amazing! I also hate wearing uncomfortable boots and safety shoes. Comfy and safety first shoes are the best! thank you for your recommendations. This is really a big help.
I'm so glad it helped! I've been really happy to see that the options for women are getting a lot better. :)
OMG THANK YOU for making this video! You’re absolutely right about the TH-cam videos out here!
I know I'm late to the party here but, check out Nick's Boots for women. They are super high quality and made for serious work.
Thank you so much for this video! I just scored a job that requires steel toed boots and had no idea where to start or if they even made stylish boots for women.
Congratulations on the new job!
Suggestions For a review:
Red Wing's
TRACTION TRED LITE
WOMEN'S 8-INCH WATERPROOF CSA SAFETY TOE BOOT
I've been trying to find a work boot; working for UPS they have this list of requirements for your boots:
must be non slip
must be brown or black
must be able to shine
must lace up
can be low or high top
Which I can't find anything out there that is comfortable on top of the requirements. Haaalp 😭😭😭😭😭
If you haven't looked lately, Xena has steel toed riding boots for gals without very muscular calves, and something very similar to a Chelsea boot which I'm going to try.
Thank you! Yes, I was really excited to see those come out. Let me know what you think! I want to get a pair too.
The best for me are the Birks Defender Kevlar boots, more or less bulletproof.
Hi, Great info clearly explaining difference between men and women boots, can you recommend which socks to wear with safety boot?
Thorlo makes great socks. They aren’t cheap but do last (retired mail carrier here). For winter I love Smart Wool.
I just bought the caterpillar revolver boot in a 7 1/2 wide and I love them, but I have to wear 2 pairs of socks with them.
Thank you for the informative video. I just started a job requiring safety shoes and you're right - not many YT videos dedicated to women. Very sad, since there are plenty of women in these types of jobs.
You're welcome! We have more coming out this year on women's workwear too. There are finally some good options on the market for us!
Those Xena boots are TO DIE FOR 🤤 I want them for every day use even lol
I usually buy mens steel toes, that beginning pretty much explains why I am have so much foot pain on the bottom and sides of my feet bc this time around I bought a womens pair of timberland steel toed boots. Now my question is as I have worn them 3 times at work leave in a 🐧 motion because my feet are swollen, how do I get that pain to decrease! I have tried all my home remedies, however, even though they work about half through my shift they still hurt and are more swollen. I don't know what to do! Please help!😔😭
That sounds awful! Do you normally wear a wider than average shoe or is it possible this boot is narrower than others? My mom has the same issue with a lot of shoes and will specifically find shoes that come in different widths. I know some women’s work boots do and Keen’s especially tend to be wider than average without getting a specific width so maybe try a Keen. As your foot gets a little larger during a long workday, that extra roominess may really help with comfort. 🥾
Caterpillar Women's Chariot Chelsea Boot. You missed these pair. Do you know if they are oil and slip resistant?
Oh wow, I just looked those up. They look awesome!
I work with concrete and it's hard to find a women's boot that is waterproof, composite or steel toe
Agreed. I had a job in a wetland area where we needed them. XtraTuf makes a great steel toe, truly waterproof boot but only for men.
Hi. I am a 53-year-old female who works on transit buses as a mechanic/technician. I am looking for a steel toe, wide-toebox shoe or boot (not a wide shoe/boot; but a wide toe box) for women that is a smooth surface that could be cleaned from all the oils and grime and not something with all kind of textured cloth patterns to it.
Black is preferred since they are going to become black from all the oils and greases.
Do you know of anything such as this ***without*** pattern cloth and textures. They are impossible to clean.
Black leather is best. Any color leather is better than suede or other materials.
I’d check out Keen utility. They have a lot of new models and some are fairly sleek in terms of texture. They also have the widest toe box of any boot I’ve tried.
Avenger and Twisted X both have boots that are more along the lines of the Dr. Martin ones in your video. I'm not sure about their quality or how comfortable they are to work in , I haven't ordered yet !
Twisted X, run big but the sole is super comfy!
I just checked these out! They look an awesome one! Thanks for the tip on them running big.
Thanks! I’ve been looking for a new work boot for a couple of months now
Awesome! Hope this helped you find some good ones!
Thank you for creating this my wife is new to the trade's and I wanted to get her some gear. When I dm other women in the trade ir women trade groups, I believe they think it strange and do not respond. She is not on social media. And I am a big on PPE. "You can't make money from a bed." 🤕. Could you do vids on pants, shirts, rain gear, and mask dust filtration. etc
Thanks for your feedback! We have a few other videos out there that might be helpful for you and are looking at making more in the coming months:
What's New in Women's Workwear: th-cam.com/video/J4WenVSa9B4/w-d-xo.html
The Best Gifts for Construction Workers (covers Women too): th-cam.com/video/M3T80Ox7oaU/w-d-xo.html
Safety Shoes for Women: th-cam.com/video/Wkpwo4YTSAM/w-d-xo.html
All about N95's: th-cam.com/video/Ifc8GvlsNdg/w-d-xo.html
Love the way you edited the video. :)
Thank you!
With the Ariat boot how did it run ? Was it big or “true to size” ? Also, compared to the steel toe Docs which is more comfortable ? I definitely will still be getting a insole but I need ankle support as well . Thanks xo .
I felt like Ariat were true to size for me and were more comfortable but only if you like a loose fit. The Docs are better when you need more support in the ankle like if you walk a lot, are on uneven ground, or if you climb ladders or up and down equipment. Hope that helps!
Ally Safety I don’t mind a loose fit honestly, I just want a shoe that allows me to be on my feet for 8-12 hour shifts on a flat concrete floor !
@@carmena1479 Yeah, it's not what the body was built for! If that's the issue, I'd say also watch my video on safety shoes since they have safety toes but more of a tennis shoe style and can offer more cushioning than the average boot. Xena Omegas have a lot of cushioning in a boot style. But your best bet is find a great fit and then get some supportive insoles. At least, that's what helped me.
Ally Safety Okok ! I was also considering the timberland pro but I’ll go check out your video on the tennis shoe styles . Regardless I believe insoles will be necessary thank you though 😊 !
Considering ariat seeing I came from hospital world and it would keep my arches.
Thank you so much for that video! I’m looking for a safety shoes and I don’t have too much time to spend, so definitely you helped me a lot! Giving to me some direction, so thank you !!! Its my first time buying a safety shoes, I’m completely lost 😹
I'm so glad it was helpful! Best of luck in finding a good pair!
Timberland wins hands down! ✅ I have a few and even a haul on them😉
Cool, I'll check it out!
We need Orthopedic doctor recommended! For long work time! 12 hours per day!
I heard some of the best steel toe boots for women, that are the most durable, comfortable and stylish are the following: 1. Wolverine Floorhand 6" Waterproof Steel Toe Boot. 2. Timberland Pro Direct Attach Steel Toe. 3. Ariat Women's 6" Treadfast Steel Toe. The best and most popular color for all these is the dark brown boots. These have become the most highly sought after Steel Toe boots for women, not only just for work but have even become fashionable, especially for the fall and winter months.
I like this video but I wish you had listed more options that look similar to a boot like a doc marten or a timberland. I want a pair of boots that look similar to docs but are less expensive and are good for working in. An issue I have run into with my docs is that the tread is completely run down and even when they were new the tread wasn’t very reliable.
An issue that I’m seeming to run into a-lot is that I prefer how men’s shoes look but they aren’t very comfy :( I had this issue when I was looking for snow boots too.
Oh interesting! We are looking at doing a more affordable women's workwear video in the future and I like your feedback that you want something with men's styling but built for women. We'll keep it in mind!
You deserve more likes and subscribers♥️
Don't care about ugly or "style" . I care about function/ does it work in the given setting, form/not painful to wear and durability. A well seasoned boot expert fit me into a pair of Chippewa service boots that they issue to new law enforcement, fire, and search and rescue personnel and these boots gave me superpowers in the wildlands. I could dash up a rough steep slope with the agility of a mountain goat. I left my companions in the dust whereas before the boots I stumbled along painfully ( knees and back ankles killing me) struggling to keep up with the others. Getting the right shoes fit to your feet can be miraculous. I had tried many brands before these with no success. Doc martin, timberland, keen, nike and others. I wanted to add they have protection for the toes but it's not steel it's some other material the will not cook your feet like the steel and other metals will if you're in a wildfire setting.
Can you share what style of chippewa boots you liked? Been doing construction safety for 8 years and still can't find any safety toe taht offer comfort! :(
@@rac6212 I wish I had a good answer for you. unfortunately Chippewa was sold and the new owners have opted to move their production outside the United States. I noticed a huge difference in the second pair I ordered after the first pair were looking a bit worn out. The second pair didn't fit me anything like the first ones. They were heavy, the seams and materials felt bulky and lacked the form fitting design i really enjoyed in my first pair. my back and my knees and my feet kill me after wearing the new ones and supposedly they were the same exact brand model style number . The seasoned salesman I originally worked with who sadly retired when I went back for my second pair, at the boot Barn said These boots are the standard issued to the new wildland fire fighting teams when they begin their training. I think they use materials inside the boot for toe protection but it's not made out of metal because of the fire risk because the steel can get hot and cuz burn injuries and other problems during a fire. I spoke to a forrester friend recently and he too found this brand was fitting him badly since they moved production overseas. He said he really likes the comfort and fit in boots made by a company called "White" and I think they are in oregon. They are a bit pricey. The chips are around $300 and I think the whites are around $500. But I found as I get older the extra money for the shoe is worth it if it keeps me going and mobile with minimal pain. Hope you can find a boot that will fit you well 🌞. I'm going to try the white label out hopefully I can find them on sale and fitting perfectly! Just in case My first Chippewa made in usa boot has a vibram stamp on the soles and a batted burgundy backing on the back side of the tongue of the boot. Maybe you can get your feet into one of the new old stock.
@@bookbeing "Whites" from Washington, Nick's, Danner from Oregon or "Red Wings model 3375" they are all quality boots made in Usa 🇺🇸
@@erickringo1773 thanks for the recommendations. Do you have a favorite among those brands?
@@bookbeing Whites, Nick's high quality craftsmanship ($550 Super Thick leather,harder to break them in) But for Women I would recommend the Red Wings. 3375 Easier to break in and super comfortable. I just bought these 3375 Red Wings for my Wife.
Looking for suggestions on safety sneakers, i did not see that option on you video.
Sure, we made a video that includes a few here: th-cam.com/video/Wkpwo4YTSAM/w-d-xo.html
Personally, I love the Mellow Walk ones and Puma's.
What about a wide boot for women? I have a very wide foot and have yet to find what I need.
My mom has the same problem and found that Keen's worked well for her.
Just got Caterpiller work boots. SO comfortable!
Like their narrow silhouette and almond-shape toe-box (vs round which makes the feet look stubby, imho).
Nice!
511 should be great
Still need more wemones work boots
awesome. Thank you
Could you do hi-vis for women? I would rather wear a shirt, jacket, or hoodie as opposed to a vest. Thanks!
Interesting! Yes, I’ll look into it!
That was an absolutely amazing video. Thanks for taking care of us girls
Thank you!
I need work safety shoes for in dore ledher brawun cacuel please! Orthopedic shoes! For women please
Could you look into "Safety Girl" work equipment?
Sure. I'm prepping for a new women's workwear video so I'll check them out!
Redback Boots!
Thanks for the tip! I just looked these up. I need to try them. :)
That first shoe is kinda safety problem. The heel can get trapped and the wearer trip and fall.
Try Avengers working boot and tiger safety for women. What you said about women feet and men are partial true. There are women who have larger feet or wide they call it. Some has flat feet which is wider. I only wanted you to know that.
Does ariat run regular sizes?
I find their shoes run a little big.
Also I couldn't agree more with not being able to find a video for just woman out there.
Which shoe is good working at ups warehouse
For a warehouse, I’d consider the Ariat expert clog or Xena Omegas since they both have more cushioning for walking on hard flooring and safety toes. Check out our other video on safety shoes as well since there are some lightweight options that might be nice if you walk a lot.
Ladies try to buy your boots around Black Friday or cyber Monday! I saved 50$!
Have you tried any of the Iron Age brand steel toe boots?
I haven’t! Have you?
@@AllySafety I haven’t tried the boot yet. Do you wear steel toe socks with your steel toe boots or regular socks?
Xena has the tall work boot they are beautiful
If my feet still hurt I'm coming for you
Rachel, have you been to Walla Walla, Wa 😅 a town so nice, they named it twice 😅
I have! Too bad I didn’t get named twice!
In the shoes worn, are you wearing them barefoot or with pantyhose?
+Spoodoc usually normal socks, unless they are low, then ankle socks.
“A Woman’s Right To Shoes”
😂 good reference
Have you reviewed the Ariat Casey Metguard?
I haven't but I actually want to try more of Ariat's safety shoes and I haven't looked at a metatarsal guard one yet. Thanks - I'll check into these!
I just got a pair. I'd love to hear your experience with them.
None of them work for my job :/
Sorry…😕
Hello
thank you for your explanations, but there is no test on site, you are walking on a carpet, which does not represent a professional situation (slippery floor / nail / abrasive material)
Yeah, most places I work don’t allow filming.
Too bad Dr Martens discontinued Leahs 😒
I agree! I was so disappointed! Luckily, there are some pretty cool new boots out on the market this year to make up for it.
I want steel toes boots that aren’t so bulky
I’d definitely take a look at the Xena Workwear Omegas then. They’re lightweight and comfortable.
If you like them, our coupon code helps with the cost as well.
It’s not even that videos are done by men. They recommend boots that don’t come in smaller sizes.
these are not what i need as a construction worker in all weather and i do not view these shoes as work boots ..i am very disappointed that once again there is no good advise for us hard working women as to a decent affordable safety work boot
What features are you looking for? Some of the new styles that came out this year are really good for more rugged environments.
Nice backsong!...
Your feet seem to smell at times, Rachel.
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Are you going to work or a fashion show chick
Seriously? You've never worked a day in your life in a REAL situation. I can't even say all I want to say. But, you need to stop.
I have driven trucks, forklifts, excavators, and bobcats. I have carried buckets of concrete, changed oil on pump jacks, peeled logs, and done endless hours of manual labor. I paid for college myself and have now been in professional safety for 8 years. I work 6, often 7 days a week to do my normal work and make this channel a reality. So please, let me know what qualifications I’m lacking to produce a video on women’s work shoes because I hope that’s what this is about and not just another surface-level judgement where one woman tries to tear down without knowing her story.
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Texasphotogirl you definitely don’t work
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Awh gosh, lady! Why are you this angry? She's a real person, who's just trying her best. Hate won't solve your problems.
Thank you... I appreciate this video.. it was necessary because I love my feet, I love wearing heels and am now working in a factory job side that are requiring steel toe and honestly it’s the most painful pair I’ve ever worn. It was the quickest way to get myself a pair at a localWalmart and the most thing I’m mainly concerned about at bunions.. 8’ going my ex resides but that only works for so long I work 6days a night and it’s gotten painful. Pls allow me to know if the shoes you recommend aren’t going to rub along the side of the toe/foot and cause me any bunions?... 😷🙏🙏🤧
Hi Bell! That sounds rough! Have you tried either wider shoes or more flexible fabrics? I have another video on safety toe shoes that are more sneaker style and they tend to have flexible cloth that is designed to fit like a sock rather than stiff leather. There are some that are actually cute too! For this video, I think the Ariat Tracy and Keens may be good options.
Thank you!!