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Best Overall: Thorogood Men's American Heritage 8" Moc Toe Boot
(MAXWEAR WEDGE TRACTION OUTSOLE flexes better than other work boot outsoles, absorbing impacts and protecting your feet and ankles while working on difficult surfaces, keeping you on your feet on loose gravel and wet and oily surfaces. Meets ASTM F3445-21 slip-resistance standards. these MAXWear Wedge work boots meet ASTM F2892-18 electrical hazard resistance safety standards)
Best Budget: Mens Lightweight Hiking Boots Water Resistant Mid Ankle Work
(Hiking boots are made of synthetic water-resistant leather, which is durable and environmentally friendly. Ultra-light weight: 0.8 pounds (size 9). Adjustable lace-up design, durable electroplated anti-rust hardware, to ensure foot fit and prevent sprains.)
Editor's Choise: Carhartt Men's Ruggedflex Safety Toe Work Boot
(Shaft measures approximately 8" from arch. Boot opening measures approximately 11" around. Composite Safety Toe. Identifies protection against impact and compression hazards with a composite (non-metallic) safety toe. Composite toes meet ASTM F2413-18 standards.)
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Is it better to buy boots too big or too small?
It is better to buy boots that are too big. This is because they will be more comfortable and you will be able to walk in them for a long time.
Is it better to go bigger or smaller in boots?
There is no “correct” size for boots, as each person’s feet are different. If you’re in between sizes, go up a size. If you have wide feet, go half a size up. If you have narrow feet, go one size down.
Should your toes touch the end of your boots?
No, you should not touch the end of your boots. Boot manufacturers recommend that your toes should be at least 2.5 inches from the end of the boot.
Should you go half a size up in boots?
If you are in-between sizes and your boot is tight when trying it on, go up one size.
Should my heel move in boots?
There is no definitive answer to this question since it depends on the type of boot and the individual's foot shape. Generally speaking, however, most people recommend that your heel should move in boots at a distance of no more than 1/4 inch. This means that if your heel slips more than this amount, you may need to adjust your foot position or remove the boot in order to maintain a comfortable balance.
The best breathable work boots are those that have a waterproof and breathable construction. They should also be comfortable to wear and have a low heel for easy mobility.