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I'm not getting on you, i was just saying that steel toes make sense running a saw, and are just as comfortable as composite in warm weather, and fine in winter with the right socks. Hell i don't care if you wear slippers, like a welder i worked with last year did :lol:

Ss, the reality that you actually have is that you are either an employee or an employer (i don't know) for a tree outfit that is growing by leaps and bounds. If you are the employer, that's cool, you should lead by example. I'm sure you know this, but if there is an severe injury on your...

Good way to be Sean.

Exactly. I used to have lower back problems, which were cured by switching to nicks boots. My quality of life improved dramatically just by using good boots, which i think is incredible. Certain tools developed in other countries are sometimes better than local methods. Look at the expansion of...

At work, if anyone even mentions footwear i make it a point to tell them all about nicks, I've been that happy with their products.

Get some custom nicks and be done with it. Best boots I've ever worn. https://nicksboots.com/ They do caulks on anything you want, also have a few that are ul listed smoke jumper boots, great company. I've worn them for close to a decade, worth every penny. Whites are similar, but i chose...

Watch a video about chainsaws and composite toes, the saw won't even notice a composite toe.

Composite toe doesn't even slow down a saw fyi.... if you are hitting your toe with a saw you are doing it wrong obviously, just saying. Having said that I'm thinking I'm done wearing steel toe boots at my day job (not tree work), much more comfortable kneeling without them, and I'm willing to...