work shoes
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MonavieLeaker
Bringin Teh_Lulz
try walmart..got mine from there for $50
Rantmuse
Cog for the man
Timberlands are a good alternative to Red Wings if you insist on hard leather work boots...you can get them on the cheap at a discount shoe retailer. I used to swear by Red Wings until they discontinued the line I'd been wearing for 8 years. My last pair gave me blisters for 7 miles and costed a bloody fortune . Go with the cheap but most importantly, go with the comfortable. HTH and good luck with the job.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Don't go cheap--your feet will thank you.
my budget is 60$ :/
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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WalMart
jchimienti
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SKECHERS WORK SHOES!!! AMAZING! got em for 30 bucks best pair of shoes ive ever bought. extremly light and long lasting
which ones? i have used them before my soles had holes in em by the time i was done with em
R
Rukidding me
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I love to see people complain about how much something costs, especially when the better the quality the better your feet will feel.. now send that next day to cali from ohio and pay me 87.00000 lololollolololololololololol
upsgrunt
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probellringer
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i go with the rockports---place here in queens ny had buy 1 get 2nd 1/2 price.....so they go for $89..2 pair(brown,black)he charged me 130...u gotta shop around and be comfy-you are out there all day,,,,enjoy
i had gloves from old job and when i had the job i had money to buy it and when i started school job went away so did funding for expensive items
upsgrunt
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Oh, but Iggy, the description says "running shoes". Check your bible; I think that's a no-no. As far as them sending me home on my first day, I will let you know-------------22 yrs ago!
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
Iggy I found Merrills are great, arch support excelent, durability excellent. Not cheap but maybe cheaper than Redwings. I agree with Upstate, your feet will be much happier if you get good shoes. They don't fall into the guidelines of proper footwear, though. I didn't have any trouble and I wore mine all the time. I'm wondering if the guidelines you posted in the other thread are not directed more towards drivers. The company is very strict in that area.any suggestions? i was thinking about redwings but they are too $$$ for me
hubsnake6
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I highly recommend composite toe shoes if you work in the building. They are lighter than steel toes for the same protection, and if your building has a metal detector checkpoint they will not set it off every time you walk through. Walmart sells them (mine are made by Brahma) for about $30. I have heard Sears sells them as well. Not only will they help protect your toes, they will also help wrestle around irregs since you can rest a corner on your shoe without smashing your toes.
