The new O/T
#16
08-27-2008, 07:22 PM
Flip Flops for me. I do decks wearing them unless someone complains. Then I have to put shoes on. I probably have not worn boots since I worked at Bethlehem Steel over 40 years ago.
#17
08-27-2008, 07:25 PM
That isn't the Bethlehem steel in PA. is it Mark??? Just asking, we had a Steel co. named that in PA.
#18
08-27-2008, 07:25 PM
Ours go on top of the foot, some like mine are built in and some are external. They don't have as much flex.
#19
08-27-2008, 07:28 PM
Another rainy day in east TN, makes it a little hard to make and lay asphalt in the rain but its nice to see a green yard.
I have always wore Justin boots for years to work in, I just recently had to start wearing steel toes I tried the Hytest but settled with the Justins again. I have Ariats as dress boots they feel alright but the work boots would melt at work.
I have always wore Justin boots for years to work in, I just recently had to start wearing steel toes I tried the Hytest but settled with the Justins again. I have Ariats as dress boots they feel alright but the work boots would melt at work.
#22
08-27-2008, 07:35 PM
Sorry....couldn't help myself.
#23
08-27-2008, 07:51 PM
The Worlds First Hybrid Motorcycle. These should sell like hotcakes with todays fuel prices. I just can't eat enough to power even a small one though. Damnit!!
World's First Hybrid Motorcycle (It's gross, don't let your children look - cookie)
World's First Hybrid Motorcycle (It's gross, don't let your children look - cookie)
I'm only 50ish.
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#27
08-27-2008, 08:17 PM
Sorry. What I meant to say was it must be an "older than me people" thing. 
So basically you just wear the sole off the right one 
Originally Posted by big poppa pump
Don't really beat them up to much, union truck driver
#28
08-27-2008, 08:38 PM
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Speaking of work. What do y'all like for workboots?
I've run the gambit from el'cheapo's to the high end Wolverine and Red Wings. The last two pairs I've bought are from a little Chicago company called Florsheim. They are are stiff as anything to break in, but once done they are the most durable and comfortable boots I've owned. Plus they come in gigantor sizes so my tiny little 13EEE feet are easy to size.
I've run the gambit from el'cheapo's to the high end Wolverine and Red Wings. The last two pairs I've bought are from a little Chicago company called Florsheim. They are are stiff as anything to break in, but once done they are the most durable and comfortable boots I've owned. Plus they come in gigantor sizes so my tiny little 13EEE feet are easy to size.
#29
08-27-2008, 08:41 PM
Pretty much,LOL. < Well not while driving. When i was in construction i wore Carolinas, great wearing boot but after a while the nails came up and poked in the heel of my foot...That was the end of them...
< Well not while driving. When i was in construction i wore Carolinas, great wearing boot but after a while the nails came up and poked in the heel of my foot...That was the end of them...
#30
08-27-2008, 08:55 PM
Not a liberal...
Red Wing metatarsals here. They've saved my feet a couple of times and their comfortable. Also long lasting. My employer pays for half of our boots, one pair per year. I work around hot (1200* and up) and heavy steel all day long.