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Quote from: SeanK on November 13, 2015, 11:41:39 amSame as Mick Kent and totally agree with Barry, I used to spend a fortune on waterproof boots until I realised thatmy feet never got that wet even in light rain.Comfortable rain resistant trainers are all I use now.You don't work in the rain though so maybe flipflops?
Same as Mick Kent and totally agree with Barry, I used to spend a fortune on waterproof boots until I realised thatmy feet never got that wet even in light rain.Comfortable rain resistant trainers are all I use now.
Nobody walk through wet grass then - or snow
Quote from: oldman on November 13, 2015, 05:48:31 amBates Delta boots.....sooooo comfy to wear all day....http://www.patrolstore.com/Bates-Boots-Delta-8-Side-Zip.htmlNot waterproof though. I'd have thought that was the minimum requirement for WFP.
Bates Delta boots.....sooooo comfy to wear all day....http://www.patrolstore.com/Bates-Boots-Delta-8-Side-Zip.html
Site Onyx safety boots from Screwfix £24.99 as Terry just posted. Not found a truly waterproof pair of boots yet (exept wellies which aren't the best to work in) but these Onyx are ok and good price.Craig.
I wear cat boots , I don't really get my shoes wet though? do some windys just aim their gardiners poles at their feet?
ive tried alsorts its the soles wear out dosent matter how water proof they are I have worn out boots in a couple of months