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>>10951144
You will need to spend more than that to get save work boots let along good looking ones.

Also why the fuck do you care? If you're doing any kind of work that requires steel toes, you're not there to look good.

Just buy durable, protective clothes for work and look good after you fuckboi.

>>10951149
OK, I'll spend more if nessecary

But sometimes I've gotta run straight to somewhere else and I don't have time to change. Plus, I just like to look nice, even when working

any boots that are comfortable then quickly cover them in dirt and grease so you don't look like the new boy on site.
Same goes for actual work ware, I wear snickers pants for the knee pads.

Steel toed timberlands or Doc Martens. Sure, you'll look like a skinhead, but at least you're comfortable and wearing useful footwear in the working environment.

>>10951281
docs wouldn't last 6 months on a construction site. Timberlands probably wouldn't do any better.

I've got a pair of kodiak proworkers and they've made it through two years of landscaping and look decent.

Danner is worth a look if you have the money

>>10951144
Maybe Katahdin Waterproof Heavy Lug LL Bean warranty of satisfaction, and steel toe.

http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/57044?page=mens-katahdin-iron-works-boots-waterproof