Why didn't you like the Redwings? Lots of folks do like them so curious what you didn't like about themDont buy the redwings. I have worn steel toe boots for a lot of years....I switched to Brunt boots and have been very pleased with the comfort of them. You could not give me a pair of Red Wing boots and I have tried several of them. Just my 2 pennies worth but order the Brunt boots and I bet youll be pretty happy with them.
FWIW, I have had excellent luck with Danner's in the past...but feel like the "new" ones, the ones coming from China, are nowhere near what I had from back in the day. Many of our guys like the Redwings for work boots, FWIW.Im a Danner guy. Warm, waterproof and steel toes in certain models.
Dont buy the redwings. I have worn steel toe boots for a lot of years....I switched to Brunt boots and have been very pleased with the comfort of them. You could not give me a pair of Red Wing boots and I have tried several of them. Just my 2 pennies worth but order the Brunt boots and I bet youll be pretty happy with them.
Couldn’t agree more. The boot is still good but not as solid as past versions.FWIW, I have had excellent luck with Danner's in the past...but feel like the "new" ones, the ones coming from China, are nowhere near what I had from back in the day. Many of our guys like the Redwings for work boots, FWIW.
Good to know! I found mine at boot barn.I work in the water field and I'm lucky if my boots last a year; they're wet constantly, covered in chemicals and put through the ringer. I've tried a ton of brands and prefer Thorogoods for most daily activities. Plus Thorogoods are made in the USA. I've had good luck with Danners and red wings as well. I've never seen a true waterproof leather boot from any company though, unless you really stay on top of waxing or oiling them.
I typically try boots on at a store then find a better deal online once I know what size I wear. I order a lot of boots from DVOR, boot barn and sportsman's guide when they're on sale.
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I work in the water field and I'm lucky if my boots last a year; they're wet constantly, covered in chemicals and put through the ringer. I've tried a ton of brands and prefer Thorogoods for most daily activities. Plus Thorogoods are made in the USA. I've had good luck with Danners and red wings as well. I've never seen a true waterproof leather boot from any company though, unless you really stay on top of waxing or oiling them.
I typically try boots on at a store then find a better deal online once I know what size I wear. I order a lot of boots from DVOR, boot barn and sportsman's guide when they're on sale.
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