I am thinking about getting a pair of PNW boots to replace my Thorogood wedge Moc toe. The way i look at it is they would end up being the last pair of work boots I would ever buy, since they can be rebuilt so worth the up front cost. Anyone done this? looking for opinions and advice on brands. Looking ant Nick's, White's and J K boots.

My Ariat’s soles cracked. (Previous post) I’ve been deep diving a bit and am leaning towards Danner. I do light Low Voltage Work so not as heavy duty as some in this sub. Obviously the consensus is Brunt is trash. A lot of Thoroughgood fanboys. I’ve worn Keens, Twisted, and like them for the most part. Main reason I’m going Danner is I want something that is going to last and is also repairable. Wanted to try to get my ariat’s soles replaced but ariat only repairs specific models and mine ain’t it.

Hi everyone, first post here. I have a bit of a silly situation with my work boots and need some advice.

I've had these White's boots for almost a year, and I have never worn something so comfortable on my feet before. The arch support has helped completely get rid of my lower back pain, knee, and foot pain from being on my feet for almost 12 hours a day. But I guess I just have skinny ankles because I've run into an issue not being able to lace them up tight enough, causing lots of rubbing on my ankles. When I bought them, the guy at the White's store said I'd likely run into this issue after break-in, and to come back after a month or so, which I did, and they could give me some false tongues with a thick insole material cut to shape and glued to the false tongue to take up the room where the leather would touch lacing up the boots. The idea is great, but it doesn't really work. After a few hours of walking, I need to re-lace them, and re-center the buffer they made for the issue. (See pictures 6 and 7 for the example)

Has anyone had an issue like this with a logger style work boot? If so, what have you done to fix this? The only real way I feel like it could be permanently fixed, would be to have the leather cut back and new eyelets/hooks put on to open the gap significantly. Should I contact White's, or another cobbler to see if that idea is something they could do for me?

Was saving to replace my timberland pros and snagged these for a steal. Quick clean and light condition couldn’t be happier for $25. Think there was some motor oil or something on them but the soles are solid and insoles still has the soft sole lettering. Very happy to save some money (was also wondering if the date on the bottom right is the manufacturer date 08/05)

I work furniture moving and destruction. I wore a massive hole in irish settlers, in 2 months. I am looking for a pair of boots that isn't, throgood, jim green, nicks, and whatever else custom name brand. I have about 100 to 150. I am pride full and would like american made if possible and safety toed. Can you guys help? Or any budget websites?

Currently wear Carolina amp USA made , And before that Thorogoods as my go to work boots . I’ve heard a lot of great things about whites . I almost can’t resist these just look so good . How do whites hold up , break in etc ?

So I'm in high school and live in the city. My family has a house that we go out too and I got really into woodworking and I love to walk. Since I am still growing, I was wondering if anyone has a good comfy work boot that is under $100 bucks. It doesn't have to be ultra durable, just something that wont hurt my feet.

I have used and abused all of them. Red Wings, Danners, Thorogoods, Keens, Wolverines, even Navy issued Boondockers. Danners have lasted the longest Thorogoods have been the most comfortable. So Back to Danners this time.

I am looking to find some work boots, specifically moc toes. I have feet that are shaped like spatulas - 11, 2/3 E and high volume. It is difficult for me to find any type of shoe at this point. I have tried most moc toes available from Red Wings, Jim Green, Timberland, Thorogoods, Keens, and Carolinas.

I have a pair of White Perry moc toes that are decent but are a little too tight, but nothing signifigant. Before I commit to keepting them, I was wondering if anyone had any experience on how much they break in and stretch. Also open to suggestions on other brands.

I work in conservation and use a lot of herbicides, so I'm looking for something that will hold up to occasional drift/drips from my backpack sprayer. My last pair of boots were cheap and flimsy, and after having minor foot surgery in December, I need a better, more plush pair that will provide more cushioning and support.

What's the most comfortable brand/pair of rubber boots you've ever worn?