Most comfortable boot recommendations

[showcattle]

I've owned Justins, Wolverines, and Red Wings. These are more comfortable by far. Dick's Sporting Goods carries some styles.
Men's Work | KEEN Footwear

 

[aczlan]

Cant seem to get to the end of this thread (stuck on pg 1), lets see if posting fixes it...
Edit: it did.

Aaron Z

 

[Zerk]

I am not sure if re-soling is a good way to go.

The cheaper to manufacturer injection molded soles, like tennis shoes, often seem more comfortable. I have to wonder if it is outdated technology. Also you want your boots to support you, leather stretches as it gets old.

So for me, what ever feels comfortable when I put them on, is what I go with.

 

[Zerk]

Don't be afraid to try some modern brands. I have worn many Redwings and Wolverines, but I may never buy another pair either. Lots of stuff out there.

 

[Buppies]

Very good luck with Ecco trek boots mid height. Wear them in very adverse conditions hot asphalt and generally get two years out of a pair. With diabetes comfort and protection important and these have fit the bill for me

 

[dragoneggs]

Ron, did you get out to REI?

 

[beowulf]

Ron, did you get out to REI?

So far, great. I have been off line for a while - anyway, got a pair of Wolverines. So far feel great and no issues.

 

[dragoneggs]

So far, great. I have been off line for a while - anyway, got a pair of Wolverines. So far feel great and no issues.

Good to hear and great brand... comfort is key! Function is #2, and Looks comes in at #3 in my book.

 

[MacLawn]

1. Comfort
2. Tough
3. Waterproof
4. Real leather, cowhide.

1 millionth. Looks.