Redwings only boot.Trying to find a better pair of boots! Had buckler last few times they don't last long considering there not cheep!! Sides go soft and padding goes flat and hard! What's everyone else use I normally have dealer boots
Rigger Safety Boots (steel toe/steel sole insert) a good few pairs at a time, to keep the postage low per pair, from E-Bay.
Probably seconds due to a discolour in the leather, so you'll need a good pair for going out ....................
But at £15 a pair, we'll live with that ..............
Get about 2 years out of a pair, we were buying locally at £45 a pair and found they were leaking even in damp grass.
If there is a down side you need to keep them tight on your feet even as they get older for good support, dual socks ........
Are the Redbacks not more of a Wedding/Funeral/Dressy boot?
Are the Redbacks not more of a Wedding/Funeral/Dressy boot?
never any of the above boots,but i find v12 rocky boots to be the best i have had so far
Hardly any good for paddling about in sludge and muck though. Or are they?Redbacks +3
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I don't suppose Aussie Spider boots get much testing in soaking wet conditions?Got some Redbacks a few weeks ago, based on what a number of people wearing them have said. Very comfy, definitely more so than the Dickies/Hogg/Buckler ones I had before.
Hardly any good for paddling about in sludge and muck though. Or are they?
Soaked my Blunnies in Redwing boot oil and my feet stayed dry even in wet snow all day.I don't suppose Aussie Spider boots get much testing in soaking wet conditions?