FootRests Wellington Work Boot by HYTEST Review
As an Architect, I’m not on the job site all day every day, but I do spend a fair amount of my time slogging through the mud and walking through dangerous work zones. Most work …
Written by: Matt
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KEEN Utility Seattle 6″ Women’s Work Boots – These Boots Are Made for Workin’!
KEEN Utility recently sent two distinctly different pairs of work boots to this branch of Home Fixated. Given that one of the pairs was a women’s work boot and in my wife’s size, I thought …
Written by: Stephen
Caterpillar Safety Boots – Let The Cat Guard Your Dogs
“Your hands are your most important tools” is what a woodworker or carpenter – who must consciously keep his fingers away from flesh hungry blades of death – will tell you. But job site hazards …
Written by: Steve
Keen Milwaukee Work Boots – Not Just For Brewers Fans
If you spend most of the day on your feet, you know the value of a good pair of shoes. So do the folks at Keen Footwear, who have a reputation for making durable, comfortable, …
Written by: Phil
KEEN Utility Media Event – Keeping Marc From Getting The Boot
Quick – when you hear the term “Work boots,” what’s the first image that tromps through your brain? For me, it’s a big, clunky pair of brown or black clodhoppers, with a steel toe insert …
Written by: Phil
Keen Atlanta Footwear – The Closest Thing to Steel Toe Flip-Flops
Back in January we hosted a giveaway of Keen work boots, and then gave away a second bonus pair again in March when we posted our review of the Keen Pittsburgh work boots. Shortly thereafter, …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Keen Pittsburgh Boot Review, Toe Beating and Random Giveaway
If you are ever sporting new steel toe boots, do not make the mistake I did. Keen sent over their Pittsburgh work boots, and I naively pointed out the steel toe feature to my four …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Timberland Pro Helix Work Boot Review – And a Farewell to my Dr Martens
Timberland recently sent me a pair of their 6″ Pro Helix Waterproof boots to review. I approached this review opportunity with both great hope and great sadness. I’ll explain the sadness shortly. The hope part …
Written by: Marc Lyman