Good Safety Shoes

[phuz]

I quite often am found in plants that require some type of safety shoe (steel toe) and always dreaded wearing my steel toe boots. I was looking for something more comfortable that would still meet the criteria. I came across these Timberland Pro Mudsill Low safety shoes. They arrived yesterday and I already cannot wait until my next plant visit. They feel like any other sneaker, except they are front heavy. :) Just thought I would share in case others are in the same boat. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000XEZ79W/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_M3T1_ST1_dp_1 Edited January 16, 2014 by phuz

[Ken Roach]

They look like they would carry around some nasty chunks of mud, but they might be candidates for my next pair. I've always worn Red Wing steel-toes: heavy, plain, leather.

[phuz]

I would agree that they probably would. Luckily I don't get in too many areas that have that kind of terrain. I considered the Red Wings, but ended up with these. I'll report back after a few weeks of use.

[BobB]

I wear some made in Oz that you would not be able to get there. They are slip ons and have carbon fibre toes instead of steel - ruddy expensive! so comfortable it is not funny and much harder soles than those - do not pick up too much mud onsite - unless it rains!

[jhonandrew687]

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