1st year apprentice saftey boots

[boyd94]

hello, i need some advice on buying my saftey boots to start work i want a pair of comftable shoes and that will last , Where is the cheapest place i can buy them ?

 

[telectrix]

if you are going to be employed by an employer, it's your employer's responsibility to provide all PPE ( safety equipment ) for you.

 

[boyd94]

they are giving me they money to get my boots i just would like to kow which ones would meet my needs

 

[pushrod]

You can buy boots and trainer style work shoes with steel caps and guarantees of non conductivity from a variety of ordinary shoe shops.

 

[i=p/u]

as for lasting, depends on work you will be doing, nice light pair with steel toes and midsole, try them on

 

[topquark]

Call me old fashioned but I still prefer work boots (current ones are CAT). I've tried the newer stye trainer ones.

Have a peek at the range at toolstation: http://www.****************/shop/Workwear/Safety+Boots/d70/sd3246

 

[telectrix]

a lot of the bigger electrical wholesalers do them.

 

[BOROROBBO]

dont use the cheapest boots you can find as you will be buying new ones after 3 months. dewalt make good boots. only tried 2 different types of dewalt boot but they have both lasted over 2 years

 

[ExArmy]

look at the new dickies boots that have just come out, mosel safey boot and elbe safety trainer . they are safety boots, but with no metal instead they have some sort of composite stuff so they are lighter and more flexible (aka comfy) and are as tough as steel toes and conform to all the right BS EN stuff and look like they are built to last.

Mosel Safety Boot, FC23710, Safety Boots, Dickies, Overalls, Hi-Vis Jackets, Waterproofs and Safety Boots

quite frankly i can't wear 90% of safety boots, they are all far too rigid, clumpy and heavy and i end up going home from work with sore feet. i've bought 2 different pairs in the last year and they have both only lasted a fortnight, i keep weaing my old army boots instead they are as comfy as you can get!

 

[rocker]

Screweys are always doing offers on Dickies/DeWalt boots, both are good boots.

I only really rate trainer-style steelies on domestic work, if you are working on-site you should go for a lace-up boot with some ankle support (in fact most sites demand that you wear such a boot)

 

[J.C.E]

dewault apprentice boots can get them from screwfix

 

[VoltzElectrical]

I have used the Element 2 hiker from ARCO (work wear suppliers) for years, and swear by them. No wearing in phase, waterproof, light and comfortable. And ARCO NEVER charge the full list price. Highly recommended.

 

[OhmSweetOhm]

Definitely DeWalt Apprentice's. Most comfy boots I've had. Just feel like they aren't even on, really lightweight.

 

[boyd94]

looks like i am going for the DeWalt apprentice boots they are 44.99 pound in makro thanks for your help

 

[millwall ken]

hello, i need some advice on buying my saftey boots to start work i want a pair of comftable shoes and that will last , Where is the cheapest place i can buy them ?

Look mate, why would you wanna scrimp on your daisies? You're be in them for up to 15 hours a day. Theres an old saying that is as true as any anything; don't scrimp on your mattress or boots because if you're not in one you'll be in the other. Try DeWalt Apprentice boots. Pricey, but worth every penny. No one ever said that comfort was cheap lad.

 

[rmc86uk]

Dewalt boots from Costco 35 quid no VAT. Although the toe does go on them!

I wouldn't recommend getting rigger boots come some sites will not let you wear them because there is no ankle protection.

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