Posted by FrogCreekRanch on November 22, 2021 at 09:18:37 from (74.95.69.173):
In Reply to: Work boots sound off posted by Old560 on November 21, 2021 at 06:13:12:
Quote: Bret4207 (quoted from post at 06:35:27 11/22/21) [quote="BarnyardEngineering"](quoted from post at 15:54:49 11/21/21) [quote="CVPost-redforlife"](quoted from post at 08:41:49 11/21/21)I'm not required to wear steel toed. I wear a lace up work shoe, with just a touch of a heel in the sole. I always had trouble with lace up boots. The tightness of the laces always pulled the side walls apart at the soul, or the heel would start ripping off from the back of the boot. Now grant it, some of this is probably caused by my narrow foot, which they don't seem to accommodate for in sizes anymore. But alot of it is from quality of construction. I have had trouble with boots that were right out of the box.
Check out Nick's Boots. Custom made to fit your feet.[/quote]
$600 investment in your feet, over the course of 20+ years, is worth every penny. That breaks down to $2.50 per month.
This post was edited by FrogCreekRanch on 11/22/2021 at 09:21 am.
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