Alright, so I need to get a nice and warm pair of work boots

>>959071
>I don't need hiking boots
Why are you here?
>I don't want to look like a fudd
>>>/fa/

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>>959073
I already have a nice pair of hiking boots, but I don't want to wear them at work. And by fudd, I mean I don't want to wear shit that looks like this, aka straight outta boot boots

>>959073
>>959078
Also, 90% of my job is working outside in snowbanks/mud with heavy machinery, so they have to be able to resist crushing.

>>959071
Timberland's PRO series is pretty awesome and not too pricey when compared with other top of the line brands. I've worn a couple of pairs of their steel toe boots and they're very comfortable, quite warm, and fit me well (for whatever that's worth).

https://www.timberland.com/shop/mens-pro-work-boots

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>>959221
>>959221
>>959071

I have these and they are a really comfy nice pair of boots. However if you work in an enviroment where you are constanstly catching boots on metal i cannot vouch for the nubuck holding up. Ive already managed to expose both toe caps from cuts and i have only owned them for 5months.

I got mine from screwfix in the uk for 60quid, that is there standard price and they retail at 80 everywhere else.

>>959071
I had a pair of U.S.Postal Service issue waterproof, insulated Rockys. They were super comfy and would recommend except they were black and looked a little copish.

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I'll second the Timberland's. I use these in an indoor environment mostly, but they've done well on the construction sites I'm sometimes at.

>>959071
Meindl make work boots (at least for forestry they do), so do HAIX which is a great brand, Dunlop boots are good and inexpensive, Grisport if you can find the brand in a store, Treemme i think (i have their 1114 model logging boot and it's damn good), Cofra and there's a bunch of brand. Or just go to a store and look at some boots with a steel toe and select the one you like the look of, if your store can reserve a product for you, tell them to reserve that boot, go check online the reviews of it and buy it.

>>959230
i love these boots for when im working on projects that involve a lot of short walks or general standing (Chopping, painting, moving stuff, yard work) however for pojects that invlove long walks (i know you said you didnt need hiking boots) i have had some comfort issues

>>959071
CAT boots are pretty good.