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Work Boots..

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  • 17-05-2017 9:59pm
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    Ronan Raver77
    Registered Users Posts: 1,463 ✭✭✭


    Anybody experiences using work boots..Im looking for a pair..cat lace up boots,
    grisport steel toe cap hiking boot,no risk, redbacks.

    ?? Any ideas and best place to buy.

    Cheers


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    AmyTadhg
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭AmyTadhg


    If you didn't get any answers on this one, cheapest place for CAT boots is Amazon I pay between €45-€55 a pair for laced ones for one of the lads here.
    They are genuine, very comfy however if kneeling & dragging toes, the leather does tear very quickly.

    No Risk: €80-90 for the slip ones, very confortable & not bulky, again toes do wear out

    Grisport Chukka would recommend if your work involves you kneeling where by the toes get dragged as these have a toe bump so prolong the life of the leather in the toes. Now they are very tight on size, be advised to find somewhere to try a pair on first. Cheapest place I found them is Amazon for €70.

    With Amazon prices always go up & down so what could be expensive today could be really cheap next week


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    Sasso
    Registered Users Posts: 315 ✭✭Sasso


    On special in Aldi this Sunday, €20


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    rubadub
    Registered Users Posts: 32,382 ✭✭✭✭rubadub


    AmyTadhg wrote: »
    Now they are very tight on size, be advised to find somewhere to try a pair on first.
    Amazon.co.uk now have free returns on many shoes.

    They also have a clever, and stupidly obvious rating chart where customers can say if they fitted as expected or were a little or a lot too big/small.


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