Chippewa is another top brand that features boots that are comfortable working on or with concrete. These Apache plain toe boots feature an easy pull on lace-up system with hardware accents for convenience, plus they are easily adjusted for adequate support. A removable cushioned insert and Drill Vamp lining provide long lasting comfort, along with the lightweight Vibram gumlite synthetic outsole for a confident grip on surfaces. Furthermore, these particular boots are featured in a smooth chocolate leather top and a 6” leather shaft. They are round toed ankle high boots and are very lightweight at only 1.9 lbs. The Apache Lace-Up Boots would be ideal for someone in the road or cement construction fields as they are built durable and provide ample cushioning for your feet to
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If you are looking for a shoe or boot that you’ll particularly be using for walking or standing on concrete, there are a few basic pieces of information that you should take into consideration before making a purchase. Everyday shoes and boots are fine, but not for long periods of time. It takes a special breed to maintain comfort and reduce fatigue and reduce pain in your back and knees during those long hours on hard, un-giving surfaces. Features that are designed for shoes or boots made for concrete are as follows:
• Extra Cushioning – Shoes or boots should have additional cushioning to absorb the shock and impact of your feet constantly coming in contact with the hard concrete. Oftentimes, the labeling will specify if it offers a shock absorption footbed or sole. Removable footbeds and lining are convenient, as it manipulates the cushioning inside as well as allowing you to clean them or let them air out.
• Slip Resistance – We all are aware that concrete floors are rather slippery when introduced to water, so it’s imperative that your shoes/boots offer that protection to grip the surfaces to prevent falls or
If you are looking for a shoe or boot that you’ll particularly be using for walking or standing on concrete, there are a few basic pieces of information that you should take into consideration before making a purchase. Everyday shoes and boots are fine, but not for long periods of time. It takes a special breed to maintain comfort and reduce fatigue and reduce pain in your back and knees during those long hours on hard, un-giving surfaces. Features that are designed for shoes or boots made for concrete are as follows:
• Extra Cushioning – Shoes or boots should have additional cushioning to absorb the shock and impact of your feet constantly coming in contact with the hard concrete. Oftentimes, the labeling will specify if it offers a shock absorption footbed or sole. Removable footbeds and lining are convenient, as it manipulates the cushioning inside as well as allowing you to clean them or let them air out.
• Slip Resistance – We all are aware that concrete floors are rather slippery when introduced to water, so it’s imperative that your shoes/boots offer that protection to grip the surfaces to prevent falls or