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Brewery Workers, What Boots Do You Use and Why? (lemmy.world)

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Hey fellow brewery workers and enthusiasts!

A crucial aspect of work attire is the boots we wear. Whether you're brewing or cellering, having the right pair of boots can make a significant difference in comfort, safety, and overall productivity.

I'm curious to hear from all of you about the boots you use in a brewery setting and the reasons behind your choices. Are you a die-hard fan of a specific brand, or do you prefer certain features that cater to the brewery environment? Perhaps you've found a particular style that strikes the perfect balance between functionality and comfort? Share your insights and experiences!

Cheers! 🍻

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

I think it's because it was the steel toe version. Which I personally prefer. I've heard they last forever from other people. I had a pair of mucks that lasted me over a year, which others have said didn't last them long.

Thorogoods seem pretty solid I might give them a go.