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[DHTiling]

I wear trainers .. i do not do site work , so i like comfort whilst working .. simples

 

[widler]

I wore work trainers for a while but i like boots , give you extra support around you ankles when walking over uneven places, and being a clutz the extra always helps

 

[cam_low]

TRAINERS !!!!!!! just ordering some new ones tonight. velcro strap lonsdales. bargain. 6 month before the soles give up and split !

 

[peteablard]

TRAINERS !!!!!!! just ordering some new ones tonight. velcro strap lonsdales. bargain. 6 month before the soles give up and split !

Have you not learnt how to tie laces yet Cam:lol:

 

[Bubblecraft]

I'm still using the DeWalt Cutter safety trainers. Still going strong after several months now. I'll need to find out when I posted up on them just to see how long ago it was. Great, light PPE trainers

Edit: 25th Feb
http://www.tilersforums.com/showthread.php?t=65774

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Riggers for big sites, desert boots for domestic.

I used to wear Riggers on big industrial floors, tuck your pants in, stops the screed getting in. But most big builders have banned them now, no ankle support it seems. So steel toe cap desert boots for me.

 

[DHTiling]

I would wear slippers if they didn;'t look daft :lol:

 

[Rookery]

I buy Nike Air trainers then when they're a bit scruffy, I use them for work. I find them the most comfortable.

 

[Bubblecraft]

Better watch your feet mate with no PPE. A simple mistake could put you out of work for weeks or even months. Got to look after number one

 

[Stef]

Bought these today at Arco, nice salesman even dropped the VAT for me.


Badly needed a new pair as my Timberlands are past their best.


Not a professional look..